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Board of Equalization approves multiple parcel value and tax adjustments
Summary
The Commission approved BOE changes that exempted county- and UBAOG-owned parcels and reduced assessed values and taxes on multiple primary-residence parcels; examples include parcel 00-0003-2353 (tax reduced from $2,040.24 to $1,132.20) and parcel 00-0009-6705 (tax reduced from $13,570.06 to $7,601.53).
Clerk-Auditor Chelise Curtis presented a series of Board of Equalization adjustments to the Commission on Aug. 3. The packet included exemptions for several county-owned parcels and parcels owned by the Uintah Basin Association of Governments (UBAOG).
Curtis reviewed multiple primary-residence adjustments with recalculated taxes. Notable examples recorded in the minutes: parcel 00-0003-2353 (old tax $2,040.24; new tax $1,132.20), parcel 00-0009-6705 (old tax $13,570.06; new tax $7,601.53), and parcel 00-0030-1790 (old value $405,926.00 → new value $341,702.00; old tax $2,154.05 → new tax $1,766.38). Commissioner Jeff Chugg moved to approve the BOE changes as presented; Commissioner Tracy Killian seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The minutes also show site-specific adjustments (for example, removal of a 0.50-acre homesite and greenbelt rollbacks) and a correction to site-improvement valuation for a property with cellular towers so the cell-tower company will be billed for site improvements.
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