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Docusign Envelope ID:2AE380D6-CCFA-4E2C-9964-9023855FBC51 <br /> Property Address 1 126 S. Graham Street Parcel ID or Abstract 9788151266 <br /> Statement of Appeal: Request reduction in value based on position that valuation exceeds fair market <br /> value, condition,perceived inappropriate grade and effective year built assignments, and neighborhood <br /> vertical equity concerns. <br /> Current Assessed Value $509,100 ounty Opinion $422,300 <br /> Time of Hearin 12:27PM Appellant Opinion $400,000 <br /> County Representative Jimmy Milliken Board Decision $393,700 <br /> Evidence submitted by the appellant: <br /> • This firm represents Sandra Walker in this appeal of the 2025 assessed valuation for <br /> her property at 126 S. Graham Street in Chapel Hill. The County reduced the assessment to <br /> $509,100 following the informal appeal. We respectfully submit that the current valuation <br /> continues to significantly exceed the fair market value of the property as of January 1, 2025, <br /> and fails to account for the property's substantial condition deficiencies, inappropriate grade <br /> and effective year built assignments, and vertical equity concerns within the immediate <br /> neighborhood. Based on the property's actual condition and appropriate market analysis,we <br /> respectfully request that the assessed value be reduced to $400,000. <br /> • Hudson Vaughn was called as a witness and presented evidence on behalf of the appellant. <br /> Evidence submitted by the county representative: <br /> • Subject Property Overview <br /> The subject property is located at 126 South Graham Street in NBC 7120,which carries a lot <br /> value of$360,000. The home was built in 1932 and contains 1,887 square feet of living area. <br /> • County Review and Corrections <br /> o The submitted documentation was reviewed, and several updates to the property record <br /> were warranted: <br /> ■ The Effective Year Built(EYB)was reduced to the actual year built of 1932. <br /> ■ An additional 50%physical depreciation was applied to account for soft floors and <br /> a deteriorating deck. <br /> ■ The roof cover was corrected from metal to shingles. <br /> ■ The construction grade remains unchanged, as construction grade reflects the <br /> quality of construction, not the current physical condition. <br /> ■ The subject lot is larger than the comparable vacant lot in the neighborhood that <br /> sold for$360,000, reinforcing the appropriateness of the neighborhood's lot valuation. <br /> • Comparable Property Discussion <br /> • The appellant submitted 107 Cobb Street as a comparable. However: <br /> ■ It is located in NBC 7102,which carries a lower$200,000 lot value. <br /> ■ Its lot size and square footage are smaller than the subject. <br /> • The property has undergone renovations that do not reflect market behavior or <br /> characteristics within the subject's neighborhood. <br /> • For these reasons, 107 Cobb Street is not considered a reliable indicator of value for the <br /> subject property. <br /> • Recommendation <br /> • With the corrections and adjustments applied, the County recommends a revised value of <br /> $422,300 for 2025. <br /> • Current Property Record Card <br /> • Proposed Property Record Card <br />
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