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2. 3. MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING HELD APRIL 28,1999 his property was increased at a 1.9 percent rate, which in his opinion is more appropriate than the 10.9 percent increase due to the valuation of the other homes in his neighborhood. Byers commented that due to a wind storm last year, he lost 41 trees on his property, which should decrease the value of the land by approximately $20,000 to $25,000. Byers stated in his opinion his propertj' should be valued at $412,000, noting that the assessor did not view his residence. Mayor Jabbour requested that the Assessor visit the propertj* before the Board of Review is reconvened. Dwight Seward, 2780 Countryside Drive West, PID #04-117-2312 0010. Seward stated his 1999 valuation was $492,900. Seward commented that the assessor has visited his property but he has not received a response back. Rennerfeldt stated the revised value is $462,000, noting that a message was left on April 26th regarding the decrease. Sewrard requested that wxitten confirmation of that value be sent to him. Sew ard noted that before the decrease, his value increased by 17.5 percent. Mayor Jabbour requested that the Assessor provide w ritten confimi.ation to the property owner specifying the new assessed value, and if he still washes to contest the value, he may appear at the reconvened Board of Review. Cheryl Stinchfield, 2255 Abingdon Way, PID #55-03-117-23-23 0008. Stinchficld noted that she only received notice of this hearing with her value today. Stinchfield commented that her property valuation has increased dramatically from the purchase price of $450,000 approximately hvo years ago. Her 1999 assessed value is $581,000, noting that they have not made any improvements to the residence since purchase. Stinchficld stated that an assessor did visit her property, and spent an hour and a half inspecting the residence. Mayor Jabbour requested that someone from the assessor’s office contact Ms. Stinchfield before the reconvened Board of Review. Rennerfeldt remarked that the notices had been mailed out approximately six wrecks ago, and did not understand the delay in Stinchfield receiving her notice. Kelley inquired whether all of the notices had been sent out. Rennerfeldt stated based on some comments tonight, he cannot be 100 percent positive that all the notices have been mailed out. Mayor Jabbour stated that someone from the assessor's office will be contacting Ms. Stinchfield. Page 2