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don’t think the Equalization Board is intentionally doing anything wrong," Fletcher said, maintaining that the members just didn’t know what fair market value means. He repeated the suggestion for a special meeting between the supervisors and the Equalization Board.
The supervisors took no action on the recommendation or on the proposal that the Equalization Board be directed to review assessments on all parcels of land in the county.
Jack Miller appeared to sum up the supervisors’ position: "You all got one hell of a job. You’ll never get two people to value the same piece of property at the same price...l think the Board of Equalization's done a fair job."
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