No preview available
01/09/2025 - Meeting Materials Agenda for Board of Equalization Meeting Date: January 9, 2025 Time: 1:00 PM MST 1. Call to Order a. Confirm Public Meeting Rules and Scope of the Board of Equalization (BOE). b. Overview of meeting procedures. c. Introductions of all Board Members and relevant parties. 2. Approve previous meeting minutes, should they be ready. 3. Public Comment Period – Facilitator: Gaby a. Public comment will be accepted. b. Each speaker will be limited to 5 minutes. 4. Discussion of Final Recommendations a. Board members will discuss and finalize recommendations to be included in the Board of Equalization report to the City Council. b. Review of any adjustments or recommendations pending approval. 5. Adjournment a. Motion to adjourn the meeting. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION – TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION 1. Robert Larkin, Larkin Mortuary a. Feels there is minimal benefit to the SAA for the following reasons: i. Not receiving holiday lighting ii. Does not address issues with homelessness, blight, and trespassing iii. Requesting an adjustment in their assessment amount due to minimal benefit. 2. Brent Bowen, 42 Exchange Place a. Questions on: i. charging both frontage sides for holiday lighting assessment if property is a corner lot. ii. Frontage figures in assessment notice are not accurate to what the County assessor provides. UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE BOE: This property does not receive holiday lighting and is not on the holiday lighting map. The holiday lighting assessment charge is incorrect per services received. Recommend the board remove the lighting fee from the total assessment amount. 3. Peter Corroon, Sorrento Car Wash a. Property owner successfully contested their property valuation with the county. b. Requesting that the assessment amount be adjusted to take into account the updated property value per the County valuation. 4. Matt Forsgren, NY Building a. Questions on combining parcels, and individual assessments for each associated parcel. b. They do not have full occupancy in their property and feel that the assessment is too large to responsibly pass down to the tenants and would make it harder to keep them. c. Requesting an adjustment on their assessment amount due to hardship. UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE BOE: Confirmed that currently there are 2 assessments for properties under New York Limited ownership totaling $15,471.78. I will be reaching out to property owner to confirm that this is the grand total amount, not the amount due per property. 5. McKenna Tracy, Liberty Sky Apartments a. Concerned about receiving two notices for two parcels for one property. b. The property is a mutli-family unit with no commercial space. c. Requesting that the assessment amount be adjusted in light of the property classification. UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE BOE: Ryan Smith confirmed that due to an overlap of hotel properties and apartment/condo properties listed under the same property type code on the Salt Lake County Assessor LIR database, 6 parcel IDs across 2 owners were erroneously identified as hotels, but consist multifamily complexes and associated resident parking. Recommend the board vote to remove the properties from receiving the assessment as currently residential multifamily properties are not included in the assessment language. 6. Bruce Markosian, AAM Investments Limited a. This property is on the very fringe of the CBIA-25 area, and thus receives little to no benefit from the services provided. Their area is heavily industrial and does not encourage any customer or commercial activity outside of industrial business. b. The assessment amount is very high and would drive out tenants if the cost were to be passed on. c. Feels that the assessment is of no value to their property or business. d. Requesting that the boundary be changed to remove their property, and an adjustment of their assessment amount. UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THE BOE: I confirmed with Kristina Olivas of the Downtown Ambassador’s program who confirmed that the Ambassador’s do not patrol this area, and that this area is specifically not included in their area of service per their service area map as part of the CBIA-22 contract. INTERSTATE 15 REGENT ST EDISON ST RICHARDS ST VIN E A L M O N D QUINCE ST ALMO N D 30 0 N CANYON ALAME DA STANTON BELD ON GA LE ST PACIF ICAVE 70 0 W WA SHINGTON LACONI A HOYT PL QU INCE COTTAGE STRIN GF ELLOW GR EGORY WAY NEDELMAR POPLA R A R N O L D DUBEI CHATMAN CANYON SIDE LN OR PHEUM ROAD SPENCE R CT JACK SON AV EMERIL AVE ELDE R CT PIERP ON T TEMPLE PACIF IC AVPACIFIC 600 S MOF FAT T CT NORT H TEMPLE PLUM ALLEY PIERP ON T MA RKET S T SHEL ME RDINE BLAI R ST IVERS ON CONWAY SOCIAL H ALL WOODBINE BUTT ERWORTH MA R G UER IT E FLO R A L PLEA SANT TEMPLESOUTH EAST 20 0 EDMONDSARGYLE BLI SS CT RENDON CT SEWARD JACKSON AV ECCLE S EXCHANGE PL GA LL IVAN AV LOMA GR AY EASTHILLSIDE AV CAPITOL ST RIO GRANDE CT OR CHARD P L MORTE NSEN CT WA LL 50 N SQUARE SQUARE LIBRARYWASHINGTON PIONEER PARK GATEWAY TH EDANSIE DR 40 0 S400 S 500 S500 S 20 0 W 40 0 W 50 0 W 300 W 200 W 600 S600 S 60 0 W MA IN ST 30 0 E 400 E 40 0 S 10 0 S 30 0 S 300 S300 S 200 S MA IN ST 300 N 20 0 N 200 E 30 0 E 400 E 700 W 60 0 W 500 W 400 W (HWY 8 9) 3RD AVE B ST C ST D ST A S T 1ST AVE 600 W 500 W 200 N 300 N (HWY 186 ) 30 0 S 200 S 10 0 S 700 W INTERSTATE 15 WEST TEM PLE STATE ST STATE ST WEST TEMPL E 300 W 200 W 400 W WEST TEMPL E Sal t La ke CityCBIABoundary Ma p 4 50 51 299 375 80 255 131 222206 324 215 380 220 60 61 128 175 111 7 310 8 136 15 9 132 201 316 77 185 36 120 360 102 75 161 170 15 375 15 307 0 10 248 306 122 311 10 10 110 69 239 335 100 111 175 26 250 311 143 48 334322 341 342 360 79 360 51 185 10 163 150 144 334 320 149 321326 135 160165 75 262 149 330 357 319 155 328 260 163151 145 158156 159 323 155 268 159 338 327 331 225 18 149 124 160 325 122 118 270 120116 315 370 317 30 50 55 50 55 55 30 55 50 50 30 99 50 50 555550 5550 5045 55 50 44 44 44 99 9945 55 45 50 994450 65 505065 515151 51 5050 51 50 50 50 51 65 50 50 51 50 51 50 51 50 21 51 51 50 50 655051 200 S200 S 400 S400 S 300 S300 S 2 0 0 E 2 0 0 E 4 0 0 W 4 0 0 W 3 0 0 W 3 0 0 W 2 0 0 W 2 0 0 W 100 S100 S M a i n S t M a i n S t St a t e S t St a t e S t South Temple St South Temple St We s t T e m p l e S t We s t T e m p l e S t R i o G r a n d e S t R i o G r a n d e S t E d i s o n S t E d i s o n S t Re g e n t S t Re g e n t S t Exchange Pl Exchange Pl Pierpont Ave Pierpont Ave Pl u m A l y Pl u m A l y F l o r a l S t F l o r a l S t Social Hall Ave Social Hall Ave Gallivan Ave Gallivan Ave Po p l a r C t Po p l a r C t Wa y n e C t Wa y n e C t M o f f a t t C t M o f f a t t C t Ma r g u e r i t e C t Ma r g u e r i t e C t S h e l m e r d i n e C t S h e l m e r d i n e C t 100 S100 S Pierpont Ave Pierpont Ave CBIA 16: Holiday Lighting Parcels (Preliminary)July 29, 2015Salt Lake City Geographic Information Systems OIncluded ParcelsHoliday Lighting Streets Non-functioning lights