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CityView MHC correspondence leads Board to take no action
Summary
CityView MHC emailed the clerk on Aug. 25 asking not to move forward; no representative appeared at the Aug. 26 Board of Review meeting and the assessor recommended no action, with the Board accepting that position.
The Board of Review was told that CityView MHC sent correspondence to the clerk on Aug. 25 indicating it did not wish to proceed with its objection. The clerk read into the record that the email "serves as their request to not move forward with the Board," and no one appeared on behalf of CityView MHC at the hearing.
Assessment Services and other members noted the filing was ambiguous about whether both objections were being withdrawn; staff recommended taking no action today because the objector did not appear. A board member cautioned that sending a notice of decision could create appeal rights, so the panel accepted the assessor's recommendation and did not act on the matter at this session.
Why it matters: the Board’s decision to take no action preserves the assessor’s finding by default when an objector does not appear, but staff warned that formal notices can trigger statutory appeal timelines. The clerk recorded the correspondence as arriving at 1:40 a.m. on Aug. 25, 2026.
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