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: <br />MINUTKSOFTIIK <br />ORONO 1.0CA1. BOARD OF APPFALS AND KQUAU/ATION IVIFFTING <br />Wednesday, ApHI 21,2004 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />Murphy askal what is llic square footage of the existing house. <br />Ms. Blackstone conllnned the hou.se to be 480 s.f., is livable aiul rented out pre.sently. She stated the <br />parcels are 50 ‘ x 330’ and it has no lakcshore access. She expressed her expectation that both parcels <br />would increa.se the same percentage, as opposed to one parcel jumping 25% more than the other. <br />Murphy asked Davy, if the two parcels are adjacent, what is the din'erential between the two to justify <br />dirTcrent values. <br />Davy responded the home is valued at SIO.OtM). Ho\>'cvcr, he explained the a.s.ses.sors are valuing it as <br />an as.semblage property rather than as two single parcels. <br />Murjdiy questioned why the values of two adjacent properties owned by the same people but not <br />legally combined are considered as combined parcels. <br />Davy replied that the value would be even higher if the parcels were considered separately. <br />Murphy asked why the assessors make an arbitrary decision to consider parcels combined or to be <br />leH separately, and does this create an advantage if the parcels are combined. <br />Davy stated it is not a huge difference between whether the parcels arc combined (S155,()()0) or <br />valued separately (est. $I75,0()0). <br />Murphy asked if the assessors are ‘playing catch-up ’ on the one parcel, tt> w hich Davy agreed <br />indicating that when the focus is on the primary parcel, the sccondar>' parcels may fall behind in <br />valuation and then may result in a si/eable adjustment. <br />Ms. Blackstone interjected that she hail an extensive conversation w ith the a.ssessor last year (2003) <br />as she believed the assessors w ere doing ‘catch-up ’ on the property value but there was never any <br />indication that 2lM)3 was only a partial ’catch-up ’ and subsequent years would see additional <br />increases. I ler question now is w hether this is another partial jump in valuation for 2(M)4 and w ill she <br />see further significant jumps in 2005 assessments. She stated she understands that property values <br />have to increase and that is not necessarily a bad thing but does not see the rationale for the <br />substantial jump in the one parcel. <br />Davy ad\ ised the parcels are correctly at market value now and any changes for 2005 will result only <br />trum sales activity in the market. <br />Ms. Blackstone rcspotidcd that is w hat she heard last year from the a.s.ses.sors. <br />Mayor Peterson asked if Ms. Blackstone w ished to have an assessor \ isit the property w ith her. <br />Ms. Blackstone replied that she did not think that was necessary . She emphasi/cd she wanted to <br />know why one parcel increased significantly more than the other pareel. <br />Mayor Peterson asked Davy to call Ms. Blackstone and spend as much lime as needed to address her <br />issues. Davy agreed to call Ms. Blackstone. <br />PageSof 11
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