Property Tax Assessments 2019

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The value seems fair, even a little low compared to the appraisal we got this summer. So we are not fighting it. It was absurdly low for almost a decade.
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Same. Maybe the taxing districts should reduce their %
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It is strange how they have largely escaped scrutiny in all of this.
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chaglang wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 7:31 am It is strange how they have largely escaped scrutiny in all of this.
Frank White will lose his next election because of this.
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I'd hope that he would have lost it because he's secretive and combative... but you're probably right. But reducing the taxing rate is the school board's call. That's who I meant has escaped scrutiny.
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The school board already decided they will not reduce the rate. I think the city did, but only because they were required to by state statute.
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Yes, that's the decision I was talking about.
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Exactly. Why is all the complaining on the appraisal? It's generally accurate (finally)
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Yes, and not reducing their rate will all but kill the school boards chance of getting their bond initiative passed.
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Is 1969 still the last bond issue that was passed? It was for a long time. If that's still true they probably didn't have much chance in the first place.
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chaglang wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 3:05 pm Is 1969 still the last bond issue that was passed? It was for a long time. If that's still true they probably didn't have much chance in the first place.
That was probably the last time they built a new school.
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They built a bunch in the 1980's, with the deseg money. Central and Paseo HS both date from that era.
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chaglang wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 4:25 pm They built a bunch in the 1980's, with the deseg money. Central and Paseo HS both date from that era.
1990s

Paseo High was built in 1991
https://www.kcpublicschools.org/Page/7210

Central High opened in Sep 1991
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/ ... 2c6804fcd/
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flyingember wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 4:52 pm Paseo High was built in 1991
https://www.kcpublicschools.org/Page/7210

Central High opened in Sep 1991
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/ ... 2c6804fcd/
They might have been updated then, but they were built many, many decades before the 90s.
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Those two are entirely new buildings. I watched them implode Paseo H.S. They also renovated a lot of existing buildings.
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chaglang wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 6:42 pm Those two are entirely new buildings. I watched them implode Paseo H.S. They also renovated a lot of existing buildings.
Correct.
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shinatoo wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 6:45 pm
chaglang wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2019 6:42 pm Those two are entirely new buildings. I watched them implode Paseo H.S. They also renovated a lot of existing buildings.
Correct.
The first article I linked even says as such.
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A Missouri legislative committee has proposed a series of reforms to the state’s property tax system in response to this year’s reassessment process, where thousands of homeowners who saw their values spike filed a record number of appeals with Jackson County.

The recommendations won’t help taxpayers facing onerous tax bills this winter as a result of those big increases. But the committee’s chairman, Rep. J. Eggleston, R-Maysville, said in an interview that the changes would make the property tax system fairer for homeowners across the state. They would also see a tighter lid on tax increases, some of which are influenced by quirks in the law that treat taxpayers differently, depending on where they live.

https://www.kansascity.com/news/state/m ... 25633.html
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Those all seem like decent ideas. Ending the KCSD's carveout especially.
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Jackson County new tax payment system down. This is what we get for voting a baseball player into government just because he could turn a smooth double play.
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