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Rappahannock County property owners should begin receiving notices this week showing the new assessed value of their property, according to Beverly Atkins, Commissioner of the Revenue.
These notices list the proposed land and building values for each property as well as the total of the two values, and the previous assessment for comparison.
Mike Didawick, project manager for Blue Ridge Mass Appraisal Company said preliminary totals indicate an "approximate 40 percent' average increase in taxable property since the last general reassessment five years ago.
This is only an overall average and many properties will experience greater increases," said Mr. Didawick.
"This does not mean all types of properties and areas of the county increase in value at the same time. A major part
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