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MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING <br />HELD APRIL 28, 1994 • <br />Warren Bielke 2565 Dunwoody Avenue #20- 117 -23 210031, 1994 assessed value is $701,000. <br />Bielke distributed a handout of the property history noting the assessed value has increased <br />$248,200 or 55% while the market value only increased by 39 %. After remodeling two years <br />ago, Bielke purchased the property for $800,000. Mayor Callahan noted that the assessed value <br />is 88 % of the market value while the average is 93 %. Erickson explained that the values they <br />use are not determined by the sale price. Bielke stated there were no other properties in the <br />neighborhood worth $800,000. It was worth it to them because they wanted to stay in the <br />neighborhood. Kelley noted that Bielke was a willing buyer at $800,000 and he would find it <br />difficult to lower the value below $701,000 and thought Bielke was fortunate that he was not at <br />the 93 % level. The size and quality of this home may be the reason it is valued lower than the <br />93 %. Jabbour asked at what point the State would step in for a mass increase. Erickson <br />responded it was a complicated procedure. If Orono was at 85 %, the State would increase <br />across the board by 10% because they only increase by 5% or 10%. Erickson also stated that <br />Tom Haller, one of the appraisers working for Erickson, had appraised this house for the <br />previous owner while working for Forsythe Appraisals so he is very familiar with the property. <br />John C Ericson 1620 Shadywood Road #17- 117 -23 210012 <br />, 1994 market value is $261,000 <br />and 1993 market value was $240,000. He did not feel it necessary for the Assessor to visit the <br />property because nothing has changed except the paint in the kitchen. He requested the closing <br />of the landing on his property or felt a 3 % increase from last year was reasonable. <br />Walter Wolfe 1250 Spruce Place #08- 117 -23 32 0008, 1994 market value of $152,600. He • <br />felt there were major improvements required to make the house saleable such as rafters (40% <br />of roof needs replacement), 40% of the basement floor needs to be removed and replaced and <br />40 % of the west wall of the basement needs to be rebuilt. He has 49' of lakeshore on the west <br />side of North Arm and has lived there 40 years. Mayor Callahan thought that the basic value <br />may be in the land. <br />Curt Quady, 1223 South Brown Road #10- 117 -23 310065,' 1994 market value of $90,000 and <br />1993 value of $82,800. He felt his market value was at 100%. He asked if it would be possible <br />to have a $4,000 increase in valuation this year and $3,200 next year. He felt the value was fair <br />but wanted to "ease into" the value over the next few years, similar to a step increase. Erickson <br />explained that the State sets a limited value at 10% so the property owner would not pay taxes <br />on a value that exceeded 10% from the previous year. <br />Elmer Conover. 1489 Shoreline Drive, 11- 117 -23 23 0009, distributed a letter to the Board <br />stating his reasons for appealing the market value. Mayor Callahan stated the Board would <br />consider the information before the next meeting. <br />Christa Nejezchleba 2625 Kelly Avenue #20- 177 -23 14 0026, asked what could be done about <br />the trees dying on Kelly Avenue because it is always under water and if it would be possible to <br />install a light because a lot of garbage is dumped in the wetlands. Mayor Callahan suggested <br />she call the City Administrator to discuss these issues. She felt the 1994 market value of • <br />$546,000 was too high because this is an old house but she did not know what the property <br />would be worth. <br />2 <br />
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