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Docusign Envelope ID:708E27F9-958E-4402-973A-844D66004572 Property Owner Doris M. Wilson Appellant(if different) Property Address 408 North Hasell Street I Parcel ID or Abstract 19864887298 Statement of Appeal: Seemingly requests reduction in value based on recent storm damage. However, appellant's stated opinion of value is higher than assessed value. Current Assessed Value $409,800 ounty Opinion $388,300 Time of Hearin 1:54 PM Appellant Opinion $600,000 County Representative C le Anderson Board Decision $388,300* Evidence submitted by the appellant: • The appellant states that the home suffered damage to the roof and ceiling in the "last recent storm." No supporting documentation was provided with this appeal. Evidence submitted by the county representative: • The subject property is a 0.50-acre tract improved with a 1,480 square foot single-family residence located at 408 N. Hassell Street in Hillsborough. The appellant states that the dwelling sustained damage during a recent storm. However,no supporting documentation was provided with this appeal. • The County visited the subject property for physical verification purposes and photos. Staff also reviewed a sales analysis of recently sold C-graded homes within the subject's neighborhood. Based on inspection and review,the County recommends applying a-10% land adjustment to account for slope and topography issues. • This adjustment results in a revised assessed value of$388,300 for the subject property. • Photo of Subject • GIS Map • Sales analysis • Current Property Record Card • Proposed Property Record Card Motion of the Board Accept County's Proposed Value: $388,300 Made the motion Leon Meyers Seconded the motion Barbara Levine Voted For Shannon Julian Voted Against *Note: The appellant did not attend her scheduled meeting. As a result,the appeal was heard based on the evidence the appellant submitted. After the meeting,the appellant contacted the Tax Office and informed the Tax Office that she did not remember that her appeal was scheduled for January 28,2026, and asked that the Board reschedule her appeal, if possible. On January 29, 2026,the appellant's request was presented to the Board. The Board agreed to rescind the decision from December 28, 2026, and allow the appeal meeting to be scheduled for a later date onlf the appellant intended to present new evidence to support the appeal. The Appraiser contacted the appellant and confirmed that it is her intent to present new evidence, so the appeal meeting has subsequently been rescheduled for February 4, 2026, 2