Dayton Daily News

Workshops for property owners set

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Montgomery County Auditor Karl Keith is hosting informatio­nal workshops around the county for property owners to learn how to file a formal property value appeal to the Board of Revision (BOR) and what types of evidence to prepare for an appeal hearing.

The Board of Revision (BOR) is a quasi-judicial body in county government and is responsibl­e for conducting hearings to determine the taxable value of property. It allows individual­s to present evidence to suggest a need for a change in a property’s value. Representa­tives from the County Treasurer, County Commission president and County Auditor sit on the board.

Upon completion of the 2017 update of property values, all final property values were released in December. Property owners received a notice of their final property value in the mail. The final values can also be viewed online at www.mcrealesta­te.com. Although the final values have been released, there is still time for property owners to file a formal appeal with the Board of Revision before the April 2 deadline.

Property owners can file an appeal online at www. mc-bor.org.

The formal appeals process with the Board of Revision represents the final opportunit­y for community input for the Montgomery County property value update.

Keith is hosting several informatio­n sessions at locations around Montgomery County to provide property owners a chance to receive additional informatio­n, ask questions and talk with staff about the formal review process.

■ March 1, 6-7 p.m. - Miamisburg Community Center, 305 E. Central Ave., Miamisburg

■ March 6, 6-7 p.m. - Kettering Government Center, 3600 Shroyer Road, Kettering

■ March 8, 6-7 p.m. - Washington Township Recreation Center, 965 Miamisburg Centervill­e Road, Dayton

Property owners can visit www.mc-bor.org for more informatio­n about the Board of Revision and for a listing of informatio­nal workshops. STAFF REPORT

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