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Local Board of Appeals Meeting 4-22-2025

Dayton City CouncilSaturday, May 10, 2025
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Property tax assessment appeals

Agricultural classification appeals

Discussion of statutory definitions of intensive farming

Review of assessor property valuations

Discussion of property inspection requirements for appeals

Settlement of industrial property tax assessments

Full Document Analysis

Votes (2)

Reclassify Patrick Brenton's property as agricultural

Passed4-1

Moved by Board Member · Seconded by Board Member

Approve recommended reductions for five listed PIDs

Passed5-0

Moved by Board Member · Seconded by Board Member

Notable Quotes (3)

The board may not make an individual market value adjustment... if the owner... have refused to the assessor to access or inspect the property.

— Mitch
Inspection requirementsReading Statute 273.20 during Scott Weedman's appeal.

If they want to assess me the 200,000 for what's on the new house, then maybe they should credit me the 800,000 that they have the existing house.

— Scott Weedman
Assessment fairnessArguing against double taxation on non-simultaneous residences.

Intensive farming by definition is maximizing a high profitable product... nowhere in the statute.

— Patrick Brenton
Agricultural classificationDiscussing the vagueness of tax law definitions for small farmers.

People (3)

Scott WeedmanResident

Appealing property valuation for 13990 Birkshshire Lane due to perceived unfair assessment of overlapping residential homes.

1 quote

“I should not be paying taxes on two places if I can only have one.”

Arguing against being assessed for a new home and an existing home on the same lot.

Patrick BrentonSmall business owner

Appealing agricultural classification for 12161 East French Lake to reduce tax burden.

1 quote

“The statute in question is for properties under 11 acres selling intensive market farming.”

Explaining the basis of his appeal for agricultural property tax status.

MitchAssessor's office representative

Providing technical guidance and explanations for tax assessment statutes and procedures.

1 quote

“We have to value what is there at that given time. It doesn't matter the the zoning of what you guys have.”

Explaining legal requirements for property valuation as of January 2nd.

Places Mentioned

13990 Birkshshire Lane12161 East French LakeDayton, MinnesotaPrinceton, MinnesotaRogers, Minnesota

Events & Meetings (2)

  • January 2nd: Annual assessment reference date
  • Local Board of Appeals: Meeting date/time not specified, local government setting

Ordinances & Resolutions (1)

273.20

State statute regarding board limitations on market value adjustments when property access for inspection is denied.

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