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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Dysart finds that the Louisiana Tax Commission properly granted a taxpayer's protest to reduce the valuation of her property by the assessor. The taxpayer showed that the property has only been used as greenspace and for water retention and provided evidence of the substandard condition of the streets near her vacant lot. The taxpayer claimed that the assessor inequitably valued her property by failing to take into account the varying condition of streets in the neighborhood. Affirmed.
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