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The bills need to be paid somehow and i agree that i do not want to beg Bismarck for a project. I see all kinds of problems. The big cities have more pull than playground equipment in a small town.
But as a person who has appraised property, i agree, one person putting a value on property (with limited knowledge) has a lot of problems with equity.
Seen a lot, imho, with big time overvalue and under value. I have work with leadership in trying to get values in line with each other's. Always a work in process each year and now and then the state gets involve.
But see bigger problems with a group in Bismarck calling the shots which, in the end, the funds will not cover. Just will not work, period. Forget about getting monies for your playground.
One needs to get involve in the process, which is much easier in a small town, but to correct, this is where it needs to start. db
Learn how the process works first then find how to correct the process.
The bills need to be paid somehow and i agree that i do not want to beg Bismarck for a project. I see all kinds of problems. The big cities have more pull than playground equipment in a small town.
But as a person who has appraised property, i agree, one person putting a value on property (with limited knowledge) has a lot of problems with equity.
Seen a lot, imho, with big time overvalue and under value. I have work with leadership in trying to get values in line with each other's. Always a work in process each year and now and then the state gets involve.
But see bigger problems with a group in Bismarck calling the shots which, in the end, the funds will not cover. Just will not work, period. Forget about getting monies for your playground.
One needs to get involve in the process, which is much easier in a small town, but to correct, this is where it needs to start. db
Learn how the process works first then find how to correct the process.
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