How does tabor and the other tax law play into this. These taxing districts are revenue limited by about 5% this year I believe. Inflation plus population growth.

The other about balancing residential vs commercial property tax income may balance the tax you pay by lowering the % of the taxable value that is taxed.

But I agree, the assessors office is one that can go away. Fair market value is best determined by a seller and buyer. Set the value at the last sale price and tax that, not an imaginary value.

Wonder what CDOT assessors are valuing property at when they go to force you out for an expansion?