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Docusign Envelope ID: E1E12D4B-C73D-4424-8A3B-CE4FB0113F17 • One window shows extensive rot on the sill and surrounding trim,raising both structural and aesthetic concerns. This area will likely require full window and trim replacement. •All windows in the home need replacement. • The floors are sagging and will require professional bracing from the crawl space to level them. • The front driveway has sunk, causing water pooling of up to 2 inches during rain. Full driveway replacement is necessary. • Two of the three bathrooms are original from 1989 and require modernization to contribute to the home's value. • The third bathroom is unfinished and must be completed. • There is concern that additional damage may be found beneath areas with visible dry rot, which could further increase restoration costs. • Given the extent of these issues,I respectfully request a reassessment and adjustment of the property's value to $400,000,which more accurately reflects its current condition and the significant repairs required. Evidence submitted by the county representative: • A county appraiser conducted a site review of the property on 10/16/2025. The appellant was at home and allowed access to the exterior of the residence. Exterior and interior photographs were provided by the appellant. • Appraiser observations and recommendations: • 1. GRADE: The residence has a grade of B+05. The grade is consistent with most of the residences on Cheswick Court.No change to grade is recommended. • 2. AGE: The residence was built in 1989 and has a current effective year built of 2000. An in- law suite was added in 2007. The appellant's photos show significant age and wearing to the windows, floors, and ceiling. An effective year built of 1989 is recommended. • 3. CONDITION/DEPRECIATION: The residence is currently listed in Average condition with 19%depreciation. Based on the appellant's photos and the exterior review, it is recommended the condition be changed to Fair. • Additionally, it is recommended that a 5%Physical Depreciation Factor be added to account for one of the bathrooms being unfinished. The additional depreciation will offset the value of the bathroom while it is under renovation. • The total recommended depreciation percentage would be 35.4%. • With the recommended changes above, the county recommends the property be revalued from $573,200 to $512,900. 1. GIS map 2. Appellant photos of exterior and interior 3. Current property record card 4. Recommended property record card Motion of the Board Accept Count 's Proposed Value: $512,900 Made the motion Richal Vanhook Seconded the motion Saru Salvi Voted For All BOER Members Voted Against ProDertv Identification: Property Owner James E. Williams Jr. Appellant(if different) Catherine Kobe