Board of Review approves multiple property assessment adjustments, grants three poverty exemptions

The Board of Review approved a series of changes to property assessments and granted three poverty exemptions at its July 21, 2026 meeting, the board’s minutes show.

The meeting was called to order at 10:00 a.m., and the minutes list members present as Kim Curran, Bob Phillips, Christyne Powers, Tom Potter and Sandy Osborn. The minutes record: the board changed the true value (TV) for parcel 200-042-000-050-01 from $71,492 to $135,000 for 2025 because the property sold on June 14, 2024 and should have been uncapped for 2025. The same parcel’s TV was adjusted from $73,422 to $138,645 for 2026, with the minutes stating the value was increased at the consumer price index (CPI) after the uncapping.

The board granted poverty exemptions that set state equalized value (SEV) and true value (TV) to $0 for three parcels for 2026: 200-046-600-900-00 (SEV from $128,400, TV from $86,964), 200-050-201-030-00 (SEV from $68,500, TV from $32,176), and 200-063-612-020-00 (SEV from $92,200, TV from $57,053). The minutes list those changes as “poverty exemption granted.”

The board also adjusted the TV for parcel 200-075-604-200-00 from $77,868 to $115,100 for 2026, noting the property sold on Dec. 31, 2025 and should have been uncapped for 2026. Separately, for parcel 200-090-000-458-00 the minutes record an increase in SEV and TV from $400 to $7,700 for 2026 after a taxpayer filed a late personal property statement.

The minutes present these items as changes made by the Board of Review; the record does not include mover/second information or vote tallies for the adjustments. The meeting adjourned at 10:08 a.m.

The minutes provide the formal record of the board’s actions; no further details on appeals, staff reports or follow-up deadlines are specified in the text provided.