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Board lowers building value for handicap townhouse unit, changes depreciation code
Summary
Nellie Kesterson appeared in person June 23 to contest the assessed building value for a single-story handicap townhouse unit (PID 17622). The board voted to change the depreciation code, remove a grade adjustment and reduce the building value to $136,600 (overall value $185,600).
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Nellie Kesterson appeared June 23 to request an adjustment to the assessed building value for PID 17622, a single-story handicap unit at the end of a two-story townhouse row. The board reviewed the unit's characteristics and accepted a change to the depreciation code and the removal of a grade adjustment.
The board recorded a motion: "*Motion made by Biby to reduce the building value, seconded by Wine. All agreed." The minutes show the action carried and that the building value was reduced to $136,600, producing an overall assessed value of $185,600. The minutes do not record any dissenting votes or follow-up tasks for this item.
The adjustment was recorded as a final valuation change for the parcel on the date of the hearing.
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