Board adjusts values and classifications across six parcels in multi-PID appeal

At 3:15 p.m. on June 25, 2026, Michael appeared in person for the multi-parcel appeal involving PIDs 25373, 25374, 24743, 15291, 15299 and 3476. The minutes record distinct issues per parcel: PID 25373 sits in a floodplain and is used for haying — the board made no change; PID 25374’s dwelling lacked a well and heat and had no drywall or plaster, prompting a reduction in building value to $76,400 (overall value $247,970); PID 24743’s structure was deemed unsafe and likely to be torn down and its building value was set to $0 (overall $35,098); PID 15291 was considered undevelopable and its land/overall value reduced to $191,400; PID 15299 contains an easement used to access PID 15291 and the homesite was changed to residual pending approval from Becky in the Real Estate Office (new overall $5,800); and PID 3476’s rough terrain and limited access led to a reduced land value of $18,200.

The board’s motions (multiple motions recorded, moved and seconded across parcels) carried with unanimous agreement according to the minutes; the record lists the resulting assessed values for each PID and notes the approval to change the homesite classification for PID 15299 pending Real Estate Office confirmation.