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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO BOARD OF APPEAL AND EQUALIZATION <br />Wednesday, April 18, 2007 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />4. Don Chase, 365 North Ferndale Road, PID 36- 118 -23 41 -0002 <br />Don Chase stated he resides on the border of Wayzata, Plymouth and Orono, which may have some <br />bearing on his valuation. Chase indicated his taxable market value in 2006 was $433,000 and this year <br />it went to $571,000, which is over a 33 percent increase in two years. Chase stated twenty -three <br />appraisals have been completed on comparable properties within the relevant time period and those <br />appraisals have been provided to the assessor's office. The appraisal on his property was $430,000 as <br />the low and $441,000 as the high. <br />Chase requested his market value be reduced to the $431,000. . <br />Chase stated he did speak with Mr. Kunik, who also reviewed the appraisals, and that Mr. Kunik <br />indicated there was a comparable property located on Chevy Chase. The Chevy Chase property has a <br />square footage of 3600 square feet and his home is 2600 square feet, which includes a partially <br />unfinished basement. Chase stated the Chevy Chase property is not a good comparable, and that if that <br />property was going to be used as a comparable, the figures should have been prorated. If that had been <br />done, the selling price of the Chevy Chase home would be at $425,000, which is in the range that he is <br />speaking of for his house. <br />Chase stated there were also some Orono sales after the time period that also fell within the same range. <br />Chase requested his market value be adjusted down to $431,000. <br />Mr. Kunik stated the Ferndale property was the sale that caused Mr. Chase's valuation to increase. • <br />Kunik noted Mr. Chase's land value increased and that Mr. Chase's property is larger than the Ferndale <br />property. Kunik stated the assessor's office was willing to reduce Mr. Chase's valuation but not down <br />to the $431,000. <br />Davy stated there were a number of properties that were located in Plymouth on smaller lots and that <br />there were two very good comparables. Davy indicated the property on Myrtlewood was a good <br />comparable as well as 85 North Ferndale, which sold for $485,000 this last November. <br />Mr. Chase stated that his home is not within the parameters the state is supposed to use. Chase stated <br />the Myrtlewood home is approximately the same footage but the house has been totally remodeled and <br />is located on 1.5 acres. Chase noted his property consists of slightly less than one acre. <br />Davy stated he felt the $571,000 was on the high side and that $540,000 was a more reasonable value, <br />which is what Hennepin County agreed to reduce the value to. Davy stated the $430,000 is unrealistic <br />for what properties are being sold at. <br />Chase stated he does not have the information on 85 North Ferndale. <br />Davy stated he would be happy to provide that information to Mr. Chase and discuss his valuation with <br />him. <br />Chase noted his basement is not finished. <br />The Orono Board of Appeal directed the Hennepin County Assessor's Office visit Mr. Chase's property. • <br />PAGE 4 <br />
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