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Nemaha County Board concurs with assessor on dozens of 2010 property valuation protests
Summary
On July 22, 2010 the Board of Equalization reviewed assessor recommendations on numerous 2010 property valuation protests and voted to concur with the assessor's recommended adjustments (examples include value changes for Jahn Scott Kudrna and several farm parcels adjusted for flood or soil values).
The Nemaha County Board of Equalization voted on July 22, 2010 to accept the county assessor's recommendations on a long list of property valuation protests scheduled earlier in June and July.
Assessor Lila Gottula walked the board through individualized recommendations for many parcels, citing changes such as corrected square footage, condition adjustments, and flood or soil-value adjustments that altered land and building valuations. Examples recorded in the minutes include Jahn Scott Kudrna (new total assessed value $240,920 after footage correction), Kent Chrisp (reduced to $61,100 after removing a bath fixture and basement finish), and James & Barbara Holtgrewe (land adjustments to $180,420 per deed and soil classification). Commissioner Monty Lovelace moved to concur with the assessor's recommendations and Commissioner Bob Hutton seconded; the motion carried on recorded vote.
The board's concurrence means the assessor's revised assessed values were entered as the board's official recommendations for those protests; the minutes document parcel numbers, the nature of each recommended change (depreciation, condition, flood adjustment, soil-class changes), and the resulting assessed values. Property owners seeking the detailed rationale for a specific parcel should request the assessor's supporting documentation or the county clerk's full minutes.
