Oklahoma County board affirms fair-market values for three appealed properties
May 01, 2026 | Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
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The board of vicorization of Oklahoma County met May 1, 2026, and considered three property valuation appeals, setting fair market values for each after brief discussion and unanimous voice approval.
The board heard BOE item 38, a residential appeal for a Glastonberry Way parcel (account R217881030). Board members compared the assessor’s valuation of $953,000 with the owner’s cited neighborhood comps and a previously permitted pool. After noting recent sales, permit valuations and township growth figures, a board member moved "I move to set the fair market value of this property at $953,000," another member seconded, and the motion carried by voice vote.
On BOE item 39, members debated whether a reported pool was above-ground or in-ground and reviewed realtor comps and a permit cost the owner supplied. The assessor’s valuation of $612,800 reflected the median and other adjustments; board members agreed that figure was reasonable. A member moved to set the fair market value at $612,800, a second was recorded and the board approved the motion by voice vote.
The board then considered BOE item 40, a commercial account (R14393450) for a property with office space in front and warehouse space in back. The owner submitted a June appraisal reported at $7,500,000 but also cited tenant losses and an ongoing lawsuit that could affect recoverable income. Members questioned the roof condition and the appraisal’s assumptions (management fee, land and quality adjustments). The assessor’s office had reduced an earlier valuation, and members agreed with the assessor’s post-discussion figure of $8,275,000. A member moved to set that fair market value, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The meeting notice had been posted April 22, 2026; an earlier agenda item (DOE number 37) was withdrawn and not heard. The board scheduled a follow-up meeting for Monday and adjourned.
The transcript records motions and voice approvals but does not identify which individual board members made or seconded the motions, nor does it provide numerical vote counts.
The board heard BOE item 38, a residential appeal for a Glastonberry Way parcel (account R217881030). Board members compared the assessor’s valuation of $953,000 with the owner’s cited neighborhood comps and a previously permitted pool. After noting recent sales, permit valuations and township growth figures, a board member moved "I move to set the fair market value of this property at $953,000," another member seconded, and the motion carried by voice vote.
On BOE item 39, members debated whether a reported pool was above-ground or in-ground and reviewed realtor comps and a permit cost the owner supplied. The assessor’s valuation of $612,800 reflected the median and other adjustments; board members agreed that figure was reasonable. A member moved to set the fair market value at $612,800, a second was recorded and the board approved the motion by voice vote.
The board then considered BOE item 40, a commercial account (R14393450) for a property with office space in front and warehouse space in back. The owner submitted a June appraisal reported at $7,500,000 but also cited tenant losses and an ongoing lawsuit that could affect recoverable income. Members questioned the roof condition and the appraisal’s assumptions (management fee, land and quality adjustments). The assessor’s office had reduced an earlier valuation, and members agreed with the assessor’s post-discussion figure of $8,275,000. A member moved to set that fair market value, the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The meeting notice had been posted April 22, 2026; an earlier agenda item (DOE number 37) was withdrawn and not heard. The board scheduled a follow-up meeting for Monday and adjourned.
The transcript records motions and voice approvals but does not identify which individual board members made or seconded the motions, nor does it provide numerical vote counts.
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