The Great Evergreen/JEFFCO Assessment Heist
The Assessor and his subordinates have acquired an illegal gun from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs. The make and model of the illegal gun is called “Mass appraisal value.” The Colorado Department of Local Affairs provides the Assessor and his subordinates with instructions on how to use the gun to obtain an illegal value of property.
The Assessor and his subordinates point the gun at Sold properties and acquire an illegal value. The Assessor applies the illegal value to all properties and notifies (Notice of Valuation, NOV) owners of the illegal value he and his subordinates have calculated for their property.
The owners request a licensed appraiser to provide a legal value of one property. The licensed appraiser acquires a legal gun from the General Assembly. The make and model of the legal gun is called “Market Approach.” The licensed appraiser knows how to use the gun, points it at an owner’s property and obtains a legal Assessed/actual/current value.
The owner appeals to the Assessor (seeking due process) to please accept his legal value. The Assessor responds with the statement “No Change.”
The Assessor gives the illegal value to the County Treasurer who uses the illegal value to calculate incorrect mill values to be distributed to local and state government agencies. The County Treasure then converts the incorrect mill values in to illegal dollar payments and calls them property TAXES.
Then, under threat of eviction from his property for non-payment of “taxes”, the Treasurer sends a bill to the property owner for a total payment of dollars.
Whereupon, the robbery is complete. When the property owner pays the bill.
The Assessor and his subordinates, the Colorado Department of Local Affairs, and the Jefferson County Treasurer are all a party to the heist.
CONSEQUENCES
1. The illegal MASS (GROUP) Appraisal value is calculated from attributes of all properties sold during the current high value real estate market and assigned to all unsold single family properties. This insures that unsold properties get the high assessment group value of newly sold properties and the property owners lose the “Year Built” adjustment allowed in current law. Owners of unsold properties pay illegal higher property taxes.
2. Make no mistake, the Colorado Department of Local Affairs is not a friend of the residential property owner. Rather, it is an advocate for the health and well being of the Special Districts.
The clandestine mission of the Colorado Department of Local Affairs and the Assessor is to extract the greatest amount of dollars in Assessments (Mass Appraisals) and property taxes from residential property owners and distribute those dollars to the Special Districts to maintain the health and well being of the Special District fake governments at the expense of unsold private property owners and Title 31 democratic municipal governments.
Status : The case in Federal District Court Awaits a Court ruling on Motion To Dismiss.
— To be continued —-
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