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Votes at a glance: Board of Equalization actions and parcel valuations, July 16, 2026

Box Butte County Board of Equalization · July 16, 2026

Summary

The board recorded motions and votes on more than 50 property protests; this article lists each protest item, motions, movers, seconds, and the final land, building and total assessed values as recorded in the minutes.

The Box Butte County Board of Equalization considered a sequence of property protest items and recorded motions, seconds and vote tallies for each parcel. Below are the motions and final assessed values as entered in the official minutes.

(Selected items shown; the official minutes list each docketed parcel and the recorded land, building and total valuations.)

1) Keisha Sanchez (070033919): "Sautter moved to accept the testimony the Assessor presented, which indicates no change at this time," seconded by Brett Ditsch. Vote: Ditsch yes; Sautter yes; Burke yes. Land $8,858; Buildings $188,537; Total $197,395.

2) Tim Kees (070090777): "Burke moved to lower the valuation to the recommendation of the County Assessor," seconded by Mike Sautter. Vote: Ditsch yes; Sautter yes; Burke yes. Land $72,450; Buildings $195,513; Total $267,963.

3) Richard Otto (070008027): "Sautter moved to lower the valuation to the recommendation of the County Assessor," seconded by Brett Ditsch. Vote recorded unanimous. Land $14,420; Buildings $407,207; Total $421,627.

[The official minutes continue in the same format for each docketed parcel through item 70. Item 13 was listed as withdrawn; the board recessed at 9:29 a.m. and reconvened at 9:42 a.m.; the board adjourned at 11:52 a.m.]

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