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Cottonwood County board approves two land-value reductions for parcels owned by Lohse

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · June 17, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 17 to reduce assessed land values on two parcels owned by Doug Lohse etal, lowering estimated market values to $842,400 and $767,500 for 2025. Motions were moved and seconded by sitting commissioners.

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on June 17 to reduce assessed land values on two parcels owned by Doug Lohse etal. Commissioner Larry Anderson moved to reduce the land value on Parcel 13.035.0400 by $131,000; Commissioner Tom Appel seconded the motion, which passed unanimously and set the adjusted 2025 estimated market value at $842,400.

Commissioner Donna Gravley moved to reduce the land value on Parcel 15.002.0400 by $184,200; the motion (seconded as recorded by Maras) passed unanimously and set the adjusted 2025 estimated market value at $767,500. County Assessor David Grev had recommended both reductions after re-evaluating condition and usage. The motions were recorded as unanimous votes by the five commissioners present.