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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING <br />• HELD APRIL 28, 1994 <br />ROLL <br />The Board of Review met on the above date with the following members present: Mayor <br />Edward Callahan, Councilmembers J. Diann Goetten, Gabriel Jabbour, Charles Kelley and <br />JoEllen Huff. The following represented the City staff: City Administrator Ron Moorse, City <br />Assessors Rolf Erickson, Dave Wilde, Lisa Mott and Gayle Navratil, County Assessor Bill <br />Effertz and City Recorder Lin Vee. Mayor Callahan called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. <br />Erickson reviewed the procedures for establishing the 1994 market value to be used for taxes <br />payable in 1995. Properties that sold in Orono are compared to characteristics of other <br />properties in Hennepin County and rate tables are used to determine a statutory assessment that <br />works. There were some major changes in lakeshore properties with the average increase of <br />approximately 8 %. Sales books were available to Councilmembers for making comparisons. <br />The Board will reconvene at a later date to hear the results. Erickson requested property owners <br />to sign up for appointments to review individual properties. He noted that the lower priced <br />homes had considerable appreciation in sales /resales and higher priced homes were on the tax <br />books at a lower rate than they should have been. <br />Mayor Callahan noted that owners who did not give notice of their intention to appeal the <br />property value by tonight's meeting lost the right to an administrative appeal to the County but <br />• not a Court appeal. He added that the Board has the right to lower the total valuation in the <br />City by only 1 %. Individual home valuations can be changed by various percentages but overall <br />they cannot exceed 1 % of the City's total valuation. Hennepin County averages all the cities <br />in Hennepin County to determine if the valuations in Orono are proper. He indicated that <br />anyone who wanted to leave their name to set up individual appointments with the Assessor <br />could leave the meeting. The Board will listen to each individual owner who wishes to present <br />their case but no decisions will be made at this meeting. Owners will be heard in the order in <br />which they signed in. They should state their name, address, property identification number, <br />1994 valuation and what they believe their property is worth. <br />Norma Jean Dickey, 4425 North Shore Drive, #07- 117 -23 34 0003, 1992 valuation at $164,000, <br />1993 valuation at $190,000, 1994 valuation at $205,000. There is 50' of lakeshore but she does <br />not feel it is worth $205,000. An appraisal was done in 1990 for a possible sale at $150,000. <br />This property was not in the quadrant of the City that was actually visited this year. <br />Ernest Blanchard 2585 Dunwoody Avenue #20- 117 -23 21 0032, 1994 market value is <br />$302,000, 1993 value at $280,900 and 1992 value at $256,000. He noted the north end of <br />Dunwoody has several properties in very poor condition. He believes $250,000 would be <br />appropriate. The value has changed by $45,000 in the last two years which seems excessive <br />when there have been no improvements. The taxes have gone from $2,000 when purchased to <br />$6,000 and the market value has gone up six times. This seems exorbitant when he is retired. <br />Mayor Callahan suggested Mr. Blanchard make an appointment to have the Assessor visit his <br />• property so he can show the Assessor the condition of his home and give reasons why he feels <br />the valuation is too high. <br />1 <br />
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