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Value Adjustment Board
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08/02/2018
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Value Adjustment Board
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Organizational Meeting
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Karen Wonsetler, Esq. Writing Sample - Prior Report zois <br /> & Recommendation <br /> whether or not the Petitioner's ownership and actual use of the property would qualify it for the <br /> affordable housing exemption for the 2013 tax year. Per the Property Appraiser's representative <br /> and counsel,it was not satisfied with Petitioner's showing as to the criteria for ownership or use <br /> as of January 1,2013,and stand by that office's initial denial of the exemption application. <br /> Although Petitioner did provide information with its application to the Property Appraiser's <br /> office and did request the Value Adjustment Board conduct a hearing on its petition in its <br /> absence,Petitioner failed to put forth any evidence or testimony above and beyond a copy of the <br /> current information available from the Florida Secretary of State,Division of Corporation <br /> showing the relationship between Petitioner and other corporate entities. <br /> ' The application of that portion of the statute that was not changed on July I,2013 yields the first <br /> layer of legal issues,irrespective of any discussion or argument related to a 2013 mid-year <br /> amendment regarding ownership criteria. As such,this legal conclusion is irrespective of any <br /> retroactive application as to ownership,and focuses instead upon the provisions governing <br /> Section 196.195 Florida Statute,and proof as to Petitioner's eligibility as of January 1,2013. <br /> As Petitioner made no challenge to any retroactively applied version of the law by the Property <br /> Appraiser's Office and the legal analysis does not consider the retroactive application in this <br /> decision,there will be no legal discussion regarding the constitutionality or unconstitutionality of <br /> acts by the Florida legislature. <br /> I find that there is an unresolved question as to whether or not the non-profit partner does in fact <br /> inure to the benefit of the general for profit partner. If it does inure to the benefit of the for-profit <br /> partner,then the ownership and use are not an appropriate basis for a claim for the exemption. <br /> Petitioner made no presentation of facts or evidence which would assist in the factual and legal <br /> analysis. As such,the Petitioner failed to carry its burden of proof and has not affirmatively <br /> shown an entitlement to the Affordable Housing exemption. When the Petitioner fails to carry <br /> its burden of proof,the initial denial of the exemption by the Property Appraiser's Office is <br /> upheld. <br /> Accordingly,the petition is denied. <br /> • <br /> • <br /> .. . . . .. .. . .. . . . <br /> . <br /> - 17- <br />
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