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Assessors approve new CUVA, FLPA values and change base rate for houses
Summary
The Board approved updates to CUVA and FLPA valuations and a change to the base rate applied to house assessments for 2026; staff presented final ratios as part of the appraisal package that will be reflected in mailed notices.
At its June 17 meeting, the Hall County Board of Tax Assessors approved staff recommendations to update Conservation Use Valuation (CUVA) and Forest, Land and Production Agriculture (FLPA) values for 2026, and approved a change to the base rate used to value houses. These appraisal updates were presented alongside final 2026 ratios.
Board minutes record that staff recommended the changes and the Board approved them; specific numeric rate changes were recorded in staff documents but not detailed in the public minutes. The same agenda item also covered related 45-day notices and the digest approvals that will be mailed July 6, 2026.
The approved appraisal adjustments will affect assessed values across multiple property classes when notices are mailed, and may influence appeal filings in the coming weeks.
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