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Assessors approve covenant applications, releases and multiple digest change requests
Summary
The board approved continuation and new conservation covenant applications, approved several covenant releases, and accepted Digest Change Requests (E&R/NOD) for both real estate and personal property accounts, including CenturyLink and local businesses.
The Paulding County Board of Tax Assessors approved a group of covenant continuation and new covenant applications and authorized several releases of conservation covenants. Staff presented the owner names, account numbers and acreage for each application; Member Lydia Rollins moved to approve staff recommendations for continuation applications and Member Gary Spinks moved to approve additional covenant applications and releases. Both motions passed unanimously.
Separately, the board approved Digest Change Requests (E&R/NOD) for a range of real estate and personal property accounts. The list included CenturyLink Communications (2024–2025) and a number of local businesses (examples in minutes: Quiktrip Corp DBA Quiktrip 788; Sleep Inn & Suites; several restaurants and service firms). Chairman Johnny McBurrows moved to approve staff recommendations for the E&R/NOD items; Vice‑Chairman Ben Amerson seconded and the motion passed 5‑0.
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