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� ` � City Assessor Ference referred to his memorandwn of July 12 and acknowledged he and John Phillips, repre- sentative of Marshall & Stevens, Inc. , the professional appraiser for the City, have talked to Councilman � Norris regarding the equity of the proposed assess- ments. � Discussion continued with regard to the August 5 deadline for presenting the Assessment Roll to the County and whether the present meeting might be ad- �ourned to a later date. John Philli s, appraiser from Marshall & Stevens, Inc. , s�a�e e assessments were set up as of the March lien date at which time the building moratorium had not been lifted. He admitted it was inconsistent to increase the assessed value of one parcel when the value of six identical parcels was not increased. Mr. Phillips �tated that the value of the other par- cels should have been assessed at the higher value also, if equity of treatment is to prevail. Mr. Phillips and City Assessor Ference replied to questions from Council members and City Attorney Schricker concerning details with regard to deter- mination of value of certafn properties in GID No. 1-6�4. Mr. Phillips also stated that reassessment of the six sub�ect parcels does not present any ,,,� problem since they are in the same category, Mr. Ference estimated that the work can be done in less � than two weeks. MOTION: Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Councilman Norris, to continue the Board of Equaliza- tion hearing to �:00 p.m,, Monday, July 22, 19?4 at � the Community Activities Building at which time a revised Assessment Roll for General Improvement Dis- trict No. 1-6� will be presented. The motion carried unanimously by voice vote. The Board of Equalization ad�ourned at 11 :14 a.m. JACQUELINE C. HILDEBRAND City Clerk � � -2- � Bd.of Equal. ?/15/7� --��,.,�.� .