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Board approves agricultural classification changes for multiple parcels
Summary
Kingsbury County approved agricultural-status changes April 15, 2026: six parcels lost Ag exemption, two parcels gained Ag status; board recorded three Ag land classification changes and two soil classification adjustments and approved the items unanimously.
The Kingsbury County Board of Equalization approved a package of agricultural-status adjustments at its April 15 meeting. County staff reported six properties no longer qualified for the agricultural exemption while two properties newly qualified; three Ag land-class changes and two soil classification adjustments were noted.
Commissioner Roger Walls moved to approve the ag changes and Commissioner Corey Lundquist seconded; the motion carried with all five commissioners voting aye. The board took the action as part of routine equalization reviews of property classifications for 2026.
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