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Board explains split-foyer classification to Jenkins, makes no change
Summary
Donna Jenkins asked why her split-foyer home was recorded as one story and about an unvalued moveable outbuilding; the BOE explained split-foyer accounting and voted to leave the assessment unchanged.
Donna Jenkins appeared April 14 with questions about her property card, noting an apparent discrepancy between her home’s split-foyer design and the record labeling it as one story, and that a moveable outbuilding showed no assessed value. The board explained that split foyers are treated as single-story for valuation and that the garage level is listed as the basement on the property card.
After discussion the BOE made no change to Jenkins’ assessment. "Motion made by Biby for no change, seconded by Showman. All agreed," the minutes record.
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