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Clark County BOE approves six property appeals, adjusts valuations

Clark County Board of Equalization · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The Board resolved six appeals on April 14, approving online flooded-land relief, accepting assessor recommendations that reduced valuations in multiple cases, correcting an entry error, and approving a late owner-occupied application.

The Clark County Board of Equalization considered six property appeals presented by Director of Equalization Reidburn and approved motions on each case.

Parcel #1626 (Janice Mitchell) received approval for an online application for flooded land relief. Parcel #5873 (Chad Fjelland) had an original assessor value of $499,135 and a local board value of $342,029; the assessor recommended $403,291 and the board accepted the assessor recommendation on a motion by Commissioner David Spieker, seconded by Commissioner Francis Hass. Parcel #5871 (Thomas and Victoria Borns) had an assessor value of $362,373; the assessor recommended $301,182 and the board approved that recommendation on a motion by Commissioner Chris Sass, seconded by Commissioner Terry Schlagel.

For Parcel #8186 (Jason and Kylie Steen) the record shows an NA-D-S assessor value listed as $45,261 with a local board figure of $24,894; the assessor recommended changing one NA-D-S value to $33,946 and left another assessed value at $531,109; the board moved to change the NA-D-S value to $33,946 and the motion carried. Parcel #5345 (Sandra Hansen) was corrected for a data-entry error with an assessor valuation of $319,966 and the board approved the correction. Parcel #3837 (Allen Stacey) received approval for a late application for owner-occupied status. All motions passed with unanimous votes.