BOARD OF REVIEW ATTENDANCE Sample Clauses

BOARD OF REVIEW ATTENDANCE. Assessor or Assessor's authorized representative shall be present at the first meeting of the Municipal Board of Review as prescribed under sec. 70.47(3)(ag), Wis. Stats. Assessor or Assessor's authorized representative shall attend all hearings of the Municipal Board of Review to explain and defend the assessed value and be prepared to testify under oath in regard to the values determined. Assessor or Assessor's authorized representative shall attend other meetings of the Municipal Board of Review, only if specifically requested to do so by the Municipality. In the event of appeal to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue or a Circuit Court, Assessor or Assessor's authorized representative shall be available upon request of the Municipality to furnish testimony in defense of the values determined. Assessor or Assessor's authorized representative shall arrange and provide the Personal Property and Real Estate Assessment Roll for viewing by the public as prescribed in Chapter 5 of the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual, as amended each year, and adhere to any county or Municipality business requirements as prescribed under sec. 70.09(3)(c), Wis. Stats.
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BOARD OF REVIEW ATTENDANCE. Assessor shall attend all hearings of the Municipal Board of Review to explain and defend the assessed value and be prepared to testify under oath regarding the values determined. In the event of appeal to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, Assessor shall be available upon request of Municipality to furnish testimony in defense of the values determined for up to eight employee hours per parcel. Testimony in excess of eight employee hours will require an addendum to this Contract. Assessor shall arrange and provide the Personal Property and Real Estate Assessment Roll for viewing by the public as prescribed in Chapter 5 of the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual, as amended each year, and adhere to any county or Municipality business requirements as prescribed under Wis. Stat. § 70.09(3)(c). Any outside counsel services requested by the Assessor shall be provided and paid for by the Municipality as agreed upon by both parties.
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BOARD OF REVIEW ATTENDANCE. Assessor shall attend all hearings of the Municipal Board of Review to explain and defend the assessed value and be prepared to testify under oath regarding the values determined. In the event of appeal beyond the Board of Review to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue or Circuit Court, Assessor shall be available upon request of Municipality to furnish testimony in defense of the values determined for up to eight employee hours per parcel. Testimony in excess of eight employee hours will require an addendum to this Contract outlining additional compensation and scope of work will be required. Assessor shall arrange and provide the Personal Property and Real Estate Assessment Roll for viewing by the public as prescribed in Chapter 5 of the Wisconsin Property Assessment Manual, as amended each year, and adhere to any county or Municipality business requirements as prescribed under Wis. Stat. § 70.09(3)(c). If deemed necessary and mutually agreed upon by both parties, any outside counsel services requested by the Assessor shall be provided and paid for by the Municipality as agreed upon by both parties.
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