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HomeMy WebLinkAbout920787.tiff l ..BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS STATE OF COLORADO Docket Number 18218 ORDER GILA AVIDAR, Petitioner, vs. WELD COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, Respondent. THIS MATTER was heard by the Board of Assessment Appeals on January 27, 1992 , Ramon G. Le Duke and Don A. Holmes presiding. Mr. Ray Roth, husband of Petitioner, appeared, via telephone, on her behalf. Respondent was represented by Jan Allison, Esq. FINDINGS OF FACT: 1. Subject property is described as follows: LOT 52 ROTH SUB FLG 1 (Weld County Schedule Number 0742086) 2. Petitioner is protesting the 1991 actual value of the subject property, a 1, 764 square foot, one-story brick veneer residence with an 80% basement partially finished and a two-car attached garage, situated on a .96 acre tract of land. 3 . Petitioner contends that the Assessor classified the subject improvements as "fair +" when they should be "fair. " Petitioner's witness also pointed out that the finish in the basement is very minimum and that the property is adversely affected by a trap shooting range nearby. 4. Petitioner presented the following indicator of value: Cost: $77, 560.00 1 /45-0-6011 920787 C\/>— cc_ 1AS2 CA 5. Petitioner presented two comparable sales ranging in sales price from $81, 000. 00 to $98,700. 00 and in size from 1, 469 to 1,764 square feet. 6. Petitioner contends that the Respondent used four comparable sales that are located in the town of Windsor, a better location than the subject, with paved roads and curb and gutter. 7. Petitioner contends that the 1991 actual value of the subject property should be $77, 560. 00, based on a Marshall & Swift 1987 cost manual. 8. Respondent presented the following indicators of value: Market: $84 , 665. 00 Cost: $84, 491. 00 9. Respondent presented five comparable sales ranging in sales price from $75, 000. 00 to $98,700. 00 and in size from 1, 344 to 1, 764 square feet to derive a market approach value for the subject property of $84 , 665. 00 . After adjustments were made, the indicated range was $71, 962 . 00 to $84,729 . 00. 10. The witness pointed out that two of the comparables are in the same subdivision as the subject and the other three are 8 . 5 miles away in the town of Windsor. 11. Respondent noted that the Assessor's Office did reinspect the subject property and reduced the actual value from $89,964 . 00 to $84 , 491. 00 due to moderate basement finish, the deletion of air conditioning and one full bath. 12 . Respondent used a state-approved cost estimating service to derive a market-adjusted cost approach value for the subject property of $84 , 491. 00. 13 . Respondent assigned an actual value of $84, 491. 00 to the subject property for tax year 1991. CONCLUSIONS: 1. Petitioner presented sufficient probative evidence and testimony to prove that the subject property was incorrectly valued for tax year 1991. 2 . It appears to the Board that the Respondent made a proper adjustment of the actual value of the subject property after the reinspection, based on the items corrected and listed in paragraph #11 above. TS/F18218 2 q:0787 3 . It is, however, the Board's opinion that a further adjustment should have been made for the subject's close proximity to the trap shooting range. 4. The 1991 actual value of the subject property should be reduced to $82, 035. 00, with $14 , 400. 00 allocated to land and $67, 635.00 allocated to improvements. ORDER: Respondent is ordered to reduce the 1991 actual value of the subject property to $82, 035. 00, with $14,400. 00 allocated to land and $67, 635. 00 allocated to improvements. The Weld County Assessor is directed to change his records accordingly. DATED this o5d day of February, 1992 . BOAR ESS P S o . Le Duke Don A. Holmes This decision was put on the record FEB 2 4 1992 50 TS/F18218 5:' .O -Wi SEAL •y= Sr' I hereby certify that this is a true '% •%LC-- and correct copy of the decision of ��i�s''••.....••'SQ.�� the Board of Assessment Appeals. Oii�SSESSEa��`a Ai�%uiJ (�f nt6e /9 Mary mis 3 (1-,071) 7 Hello