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Board lowers value for Weathercrest parcel after owners cite access limits via National Forest road
Summary
Owners of PID 7972 said access is only possible through a locked National Forest forestry road requiring four-wheel-drive and ranger assistance; the board reclassified the homesite/residual to woods, removed well/septic codes and reduced overall value to $36,600.
Randy Broaddus and his wife told the board that their parcel off Alum Springs Road is reachable only by a private, locked National Forest forestry road that requires four-wheel-drive; they said the access situation prevents installation of well, septic, or drain-field systems and limits development potential. The board considered access constraints and site limitations presented by the owners.
Chairman Geary Showman moved to reduce the land value, the motion was seconded by Butch Barnes and carried unanimously. The board combined the homesite and residual acreage, reclassified the homesite/residual to woods, removed well/septic codes, and reduced the parcel's land/overall value to $36,600.
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