Brian Donnelly (LA County Tax Assessor representative) - Unknown
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Revisionist History: The Staten Island Problem · Revenge of "A Good Walk Spoiled" · 7 Jul 2026
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The tax rate is set as 1% of the value, as opposed to a variable rate, which it was before.
The properties only get reassessed when there's a transfer or a change of ownership, or there's new construction.
Those are the primary parts of it.
Here's what he's saying.
You know, I've got family members who've owned their house since 1969, and they're paying, I think their taxable value is about...
$90,000 or something like that.
The houses in that neighborhood sell for $600.
So they're paying a lot less.
It's the Prop 13 conundrum, which I'm sure you've read about.
I think the quote was kind of funny for him.
He said something about, let's see, on most issues, we have heard at least the question asked before.
He said he'd worked in the office 39 years, but this was a new one.
Right.
I haven't had a chance to dig through this a whole lot since I got it out of the file the other day.
But they kind of get into it.
They're saying if there's no one event that is more than 50% of a transfer, then each of those little individual slices are not a change of ownership on their own.
Well, it's Protherton.
Yeah, that's... We are implementers of the law.
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