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SET THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION DATES AND TIMES — Pelland stated that the informal referee hearings will start in the middle of June through the first week in July but the board will need to set the formal haring dates. Discussion was held and the following dates were set: July 12 3:00 p.m. to 8:Q0 p.m. July 13 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. July 14 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Final action for the 2011 protests will be held on July 19'h. This is a regular meeting date for the County Board. Purdy made a motion and Ziola Seconded to approve the dates far the formal board of equalization hearings and final action as stated. Arnold, Lancaster, Quandt, Purdy, Schuppan and Ziola all voted yes and none voted no. JefFries was absent. Motion carried. DISCUSS VALUATION ACTIVITY FOR 2011 — Pelland reviewed the following valuation activity for this year: RESID�NTIAL PROPERTY— • Reviewed parcels in various neighborhoads for 6 year cycle work • Completed a vacant lot review • Reviewed rural residential physical inspection review and revalue of houses and out buildings • Raised primary site acre values to $18,500, next four acres to $3,Op0 per acres and mare than 5 acres to $2Q00 per acre • Annual permit pick-up work for new construction additions and remodels COMMERCIAL PROP�RTY • raised multi-family property buildings by 10% based on sales included in 2011 preliminary statistics • raised service repair buildings by30% based on sales included in 2011 preliminary statistics • raised warehause storage buildings by 1 Q% based on sales included in 2011 preliminary statistics • Did permit pick-up work for new construction, additions and remodels AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY • Recalculated parcel acres with GIS data far accurate soil type as second phase of new soil survey and conversion • Revised parcels included in the 2011 preliminary statistics with new mapping and conversion data the determined level of assessment based on the sales • Raised irrigated land in market area 2 equal to market area 1 based on sales included in preliminary statistics • Merged market area 3 2ith market area 1 • Raised all dry land by 4% and lowered the bottom four classes of grass land to meet statutory level of assessment before review by the property assessment division and tax equalization ad review commission • Raised primary site acres values to $18,500 next four acres ta $3000 per acre and more than 5 acres to $2000 per acre • Physical inspection review and revalue af houses and outbuildings an agricultural 3