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Assessor explains four valuation adjustments, notes central‑assessed increases
Summary
Lincoln County Assessor Julie Stinger presented four county board valuation adjustments — a recreational parcel revaluation after a boundary correction, a clerical building-dimension fix, and two properties made tax‑exempt after city purchase — and explained taxpayers have 30 days to protest.
Lincoln County Assessor Julie Stinger told the board the county submitted four board changes (2026‑34 through 2026‑37) to correct valuations, fix a clerical error and exempt two parcels now owned by the city.
Stinger said the first item had been "undervalued" after a boundary‑line correction and that recreational land values were updated this year to match the countywide sales study; for that parcel the per‑acre recreational valuation rose from earlier figures. She said a separate entry corrected a shed dimension that had been recorded incorrectly and that two properties purchased by the city are being converted from taxable to exempt status for the year. She reminded taxpayers that, after the county board's change is mailed, taxpayers have 30 days to file a protest.
The board moved and approved the set of valuation changes during the Board of Equalization meeting.
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