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Summit County leaders see property values ‘softening’ but don’t expect budget impacts

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Taxpayers are successfully appealing property valuations as the volume of appeals continues to fall. Sept. Since then, landowners have reduced their property values by close to $30 million in total. “Even as values drop, the rates will rise to keep the same amount of property tax that we always collect,” Scott said on KPCW's “Local News Hour” Sept.

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