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Board leaves several assessments unchanged after review
Summary
At its April 21 session the board voted NO CHANGE on appeals including those by the Murphys, Kings, Stone, Zimmermans and Crisman where available evidence or constraints did not warrant a reduction.
The Shenandoah County Board of Equalization recorded several NO CHANGE decisions on April 21, 2026 after reviewing owner submissions and site constraints.
Victoria and Jonathan Murphy did not answer a scheduled conference call; the board reviewed the file and carried a motion for NO CHANGE. Robert and Linda King presented online market estimates (Zillow, Redfin, Homes.com) but the board carried a motion for NO CHANGE after confirming property details. Rodney Stone appeared by telephone and described his PID 34537 as a steep, wooded lot with limited development access; the board carried NO CHANGE. Roland and Phyllis Zimmerman raised concerns about homesite acreage, driveway value and parity with brick houses and were advised about senior-relief options; the board voted for NO CHANGE. Similarly, Heubert Crisman raised a conservation-easement argument; after office staff verification that the land is under land use, the board carried NO CHANGE.
Minutes record these as motions moved and seconded by board members (typical movers: Butch Barnes, Chris Biby, Geary Showman) and carried by the members present.
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