Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee work sessions conclude, draft recommendations going to Board of Commissioners

Press release from Buncombe County 

The Buncombe County Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee wrapped up a months-long process to develop recommendations for Buncombe County’s reappraisal process that will go before the Board of Commissioners on July 19. Among those recommendations, the committee developed actionable items in the following strategic areas:

  • Development of New Revenue Streams
  • Increase Capacity in Assessment Department
  • Increase Education & Outreach
  • Increase/Expand Homeowner Assistance Programs
  • Enhance Permitting Compliance

View the full draft recommendations here.

In September 2021, the Buncombe County Board of Commissioner established the Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee after hearing resident concerns following the 2021 Reappraisal. The committee is made up of eight county residents including representatives of the Board of Equalization & Review and at-large community members.

The goals of this committee aligned with the County’s Racial Equity Action Plan and centered on three focus areas:

  • Identify homeowner concerns about the reappraisal process
  • Provide guidance for future assessments
  • Input into equity concerns

The Ad Hoc Reappraisal Committee will meet again at a date to be announced in order to finalize the presentation that will go before the Board of Commissioners.

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