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Docusign Envelope ID:7FE57725-9FEA-4FD3-99AA-DE6B4DB9B62E on street parking". It does not have separate apartments, and the tenants share a common kitchen and living rooms. These dwellings used to be called boarding houses. I propose changing the type of building from 2 to 4 family(separate rental units)to "designed rental single family". • I measured the outside of the building and corrected the sketch which changed living area from 3,116 to 3,105 square feet,I propose changing the grade from B+10 to B-10,half baths from 0 to 1 and a market adjustment on the land from 70 to 47 in keeping with the Board's directive to review properties in Neighborhood 7104 and make necessary changes. • Photos of Subject Property • Current Property Record Card • Proposed Property Record Card of Subject • Correspondence Motion of the Board Accept the Coun 's revised value of$802,900 Made the motion Richal Vanhook Seconded the motion Saru Salvi Voted For Leon Meyers Voted Against Property Identification: Property Owner Sharon Poythress House Appellant(if different) Property Address 1712 Damascus Church Parcel ID or Abstract 9767710011 Road Statement of Appeal: Request a reduction in value specifically to the land due to an electrical right of way, older well and septic system and stream buffers located on the property. Current Assessed Value $679,900 County Opinion $679,900 Time of Hearin 1:41PM Appellant Opinion $506,300 County Representative Bill Hiltbold Board Decision Continued to a later date Evidence submitted by the appellant: • 1 dispute the land value only. 1. There is a Piedmont electric right of way through the property. 2. Well and septic from 1979,reserve field area preserved. 3. Stream buffers both sides of the property. 4. Road access very dangerous,routine wrecks. 5. Lack of comparable properties. Most sales occurred in subdivisions,we are rural. Evidence submitted by the county representative: • Issue 1 and 3,1 did not find stream buffers or electric easements on the Orange County GIS map or the recorded plat. • Issue 2, functionality of the well and septic system are monitored by the Orange County Health Department. There is no mention of a problem with either at this time.