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Board of Equalization denies change for Nathan Rae after appraisal and mapping concern
Summary
Shenandoah County's Board of Equalization on June 24 voted 4-0 to leave the assessment for PID 9080 unchanged after owner Nathan Rae presented a 2022 appraisal valuing the property at $196,500 and questioned mapping that showed the parcel as conservation.
Nathan Rae appeared in person before the Shenandoah County Board of Equalization to appeal the assessment on PID 9080, submitting a 2022 appraisal valuing the parcel at $196,500 and a packet of comparable properties. Rae said mapping indicated the parcel was zoned or shown as "conservation," but he confirmed he had not placed the property in a conservation easement or a land-use program; staff provided information on land-use programs during the hearing.
The board considered the materials and moved for no change. "*Motion made by Biby for no change, seconded by Barnes. All agreed." The minutes record "Motion carried for NO CHANGE." The decision maintained the existing county assessment; the minutes do not record a motion to reopen or a formal referral for additional review.
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