idaho assessors’ summer appraisal/mapping school july 26

Idaho Assessors’ Summer Appraisal/Mapping

School

July 26 - 30, 2021

Includes class descriptions, class times, registration information, where to park, and other helpful information.

Questions? Contact Jeff Middleton, Property Tax Division Education Director,

at (208) 334-7733 or email [email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]

You’re invited to the 56th Annual Idaho Assessors’ Summer Appraisal/Mapping School!

*The Summer Appraisal/Mapping School will follow all state/local restrictions and guidelines that

are in place at the time of the school to ensure everyone is as safe as possible.

This brochure contains a list of all the courses offered this session. You can attend either one week-long course, any combination of other shorter courses, or one or two courses if you only need a few hours of credit. Continuing Certification: You must have obtained 32 hours of continuing education credit within the past two calendar years to maintain your certification.

Property Tax Division Education Director: Jeff Middleton

Idaho Association of County Assessors’ Education Committee

Chair: Shelley Brian, Lewis County Assessor Vice-Chair: Stacy Dreyer, Adams County Assessor

Members: Sheri Davies, Bannock County Assessor

Lynn McGuire, Camas County Assessor

Toni Gruenwald, Owyhee County Assessor

Laurie Gamett, Butte County Assessor

Susan Spencer, Clearwater County Assessor

Jacquel Bruno, Custer County Assessor

Donna Gow, Bonner County Assessor

Program of Education Examination Committee Chair: Jeff Middleton, Education Director, Tax Commission

Members: David Ryals, Boundary County Assessor

Shelley Brian, Lewis County Assessor

Blake Mueller, Bonneville County Assessor

Brad Bovey, Nez Perce County Chief Deputy Assessor

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Registration • Register online at tax.idaho.gov/pted. Online registration closes on Monday, June 28 at 5 p.m. • Registration after the deadline is based on availability. • Courses not meeting the minimum registration of 10 students are subject to cancellation after June 28. • Register early because many courses fill quickly. Most classrooms have limited seating. County and

state employees have priority seating. • Government agencies will be billed after the conclusion of school. All others, please check with the

education director.

Class Locations and Hotels We’re holding classes at two Boise locations:

• The Riverside Hotel 2900 W. Chinden Blvd Boise ID 83714 If you would like to arrange for accommodations at this site, please call (208) 343-1871 and ask for the Idaho State Tax Commission group rate.

• Idaho State Tax Commission

11321 W. Chinden Blvd (Building 2) Boise ID 83714 &

• Idaho State Tax Commission 11351 W. Chinden Blvd (Building 6) Chinden Campus Conference Center Boise ID 83714

The closest hotel to the Tax Commission is: Springhill Suites by Marriott (Boise West/Eagle) 6325 N. Cloverdale Boise ID 83713 Please call (208) 939-8266 for reservations. There is no group block at this hotel.

Parking

The Riverside Hotel offers free parking for students and hotel guests.

The Tax Commission also provides free parking. Depending on the location of your classroom at the Tax Commission, you may need to register as a visitor with the security kiosk and obtain a visitor’s badge for the day. You’ll be informed if this the case.

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Dining

• The Riverside Hotel offers a complimentary breakfast buffet each morning. It also has two restaurants, which offer lunch and dinner options on site.

• The Tax Commission: The Chinden Campus cafeteria remains closed.

The only on-site dining options at the Tax Commission are daily food trucks, which are available between 11:30 – 1:00 each day. For those of you taking classes at the Tax Commission, you’ll be provided with the food truck schedule, available menus, and directed to where the food trucks set up.

There are a multitude of other lunch/dinner options within a few miles of the Tax Commission’s site.

Class Times* Unless otherwise stated, course times will be as follows: • Morning classes begin at 8 a.m., except Monday classes, which begin at 8:30 a.m. • Afternoon classes begin at 1 p.m., unless otherwise noted. • Monday through Thursday classes end by 5:00 p.m., unless otherwise noted. • Friday classes end by noon, unless otherwise noted.

* Please carefully read your course description for possible variance in this general guideline. If

your class varies from the above described general outline, you’ll also receive a reminder notification to that effect.

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Week-long IAAO courses

IAAO Course 101: Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal This course provides the student with an understanding and working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the market value of vacant and improved properties. Students will acquire the skills necessary for estimating the market value of properties using two approaches to value: the cost approach and the sales comparison approach. This course includes an exam. Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser” for ad valorem appraisal. Recommended Text: Property Assessment Valuation 3rd edition (green book) - $50 Instructor: Tony Hagenstein, CAE Dates: Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Turquoise North (Tax Commission) Hours: 32 credits (upon attendance requirements and successful completion of exam)

28 credits (upon attendance requirements and attempted exam or unsuccessful completion of the exam)

Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This course will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Tony has previously been the education coordinator and supervisor of Arizona’s

assessor/appraiser training and certification program, providing education materials and instruction to Arizona counties. Tony has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO for nearly 25 years.

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IAAO Course 102: Income Approach to Valuation This course provides the student with an understanding and working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the market value of vacant or improved properties by the income approach. This course includes an exam. Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser” for ad valorem appraisal. Recommended Text: Property Assessment Valuation 3rd edition (green book) - $50 Required Prerequisite: Tax Commission Appraisal Course 1 or IAAO Course 101

Instructor: Marion Johnson, MBA, CAE Dates: Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Liberty Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 32 credits (upon attendance requirements and successful completion of exam)


Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This course will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Marion has over 30 years of assessment experience as a county property appraiser

in Kansas. Marion is a former president of IAAO and served on its Board of Directors. Marion has over two decades of experience as a Senior National Instructor for IAAO.

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IAAO Course 201: Appraisal of Land This course provides the student with an understanding and working knowledge of the procedures and techniques required to estimate the market value of land. Students will acquire the skills necessary for estimating land value by primarily using the sales comparison approach. This course includes an exam.

Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser” for ad valorem appraisal.

Recommended Text: Property Assessment Valuation 3rd edition (green book) - $50 Required Prerequisite: Tax Commission Appraisal Course 1 or IAAO Course 101 Recommended Prerequisite: IAAO Course 102 Instructor: Kara Endicott, CAE, RES Dates: Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Clearwater Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 32 credits (upon attendance requirements and successful completion of exam)


Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This course will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Kara has over two decades of appraisal work for county government. She is

currently the Residential Real Estate Regional Coordinator for the Johnson County (KS) Appraiser’s Office. Kara has served on the Education Committee for IAAO and has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO for nearly 10 years.

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IAAO Course 300: Fundamentals of Mass Appraisal

This course provides the student with an introduction to mass appraisal. Students will acquire the ability to distinguish between single-property appraisal and mass appraisal, know the components of a mass appraisal system, be introduced to statistics and the use of ratio studies in mass appraisal, and learn modeling of the three approaches to value. This course includes an exam.

Successful completion of this course meets one of Idaho’s three requirements for becoming a “Certified Property Tax Appraiser” for ad valorem appraisal.

Recommended Text: Fundamentals of Mass Appraisal (gray book) - $50 Required Prerequisite: Tax Commission Appraisal Course 1 or IAAO Course 101 Recommended Prerequisite: IAAO Course 102 Instructor: John Ryan, CAE Dates: Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Topaz Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 32 credits (upon attendance requirements and successful completion of exam)


Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and #2 pencil.

This course will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: John is a recognized expert in mass appraisal consulting with a range of assessment agencies over the years. He regularly serves an expert witness in court on complex commercial/industrial real and personal property valuation cases. John served as a

Chief Assessor for a large suburban city outside of Boston. Since 2016, John has served as a member and is current vice-chair of the Appraisal Foundation’s

“Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB). John has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO since 1984.

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IAAO Workshops

IAAO Workshop 151: 15-hr National USPAP Course (2020-21) This workshop covers materials from The Appraisal Foundation’s, Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, which includes: definitions, preamble, ethics rule, record keeping rule, competency rule, scope of work rule, jurisdictional exception rule and Standards 1 through 3 and 6 through 10. This workshop includes an exam. Instructor: Ken Joyner, AAS, RES Dates: Monday, July 26 – Wednesday, July 28 (a.m.) Location: Opal Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 15 Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. The Appraisal Foundation extended the current 2020-2021 edition to December 31, 2022. The exam for this workshop will take place from 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 28. Instructor biography: Ken is the current assessor for Mecklenberg County (Charlotte, NC). Ken

previously served on the faculty at the University of North Carolina School of Government. Ken has been a Senior IAAO Instructor for 13 years.

IAAO Workshop 155: Depreciation Analysis This workshop provides the student with a comprehensive, advanced treatment of the techniques of estimating the depreciation of residential property. It does so by using a series of market-oriented case studies and demonstration problems, illustrating the types of depreciation, and discussing the generally recognized methods for measuring depreciation, with an emphasis on the observed condition method. This workshop includes an exam. Recommended Prerequisite: Tax Commission Appraisal Course 1 or IAAO Course 101

Instructor: Ken Joyner, AAS, RES Dates: Wednesday, July 28 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Opal Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 15* Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil

This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

This course will begin at approximately 9:15 a.m. on July 28. The exam for this workshop will take place on Friday, July 30 (a.m.)

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IAAO Workshop 163: Marshall & Swift Cost Approach (Commercial) This workshop provides the student with the ability to use the Marshall & Swift Commercial Valuation Guide. Students will spend time working several case study problems to assist them in learning how to apply this service. This workshop includes an exam. Instructor: TBD Dates: Wednesday, July 28 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Turquoise South (Tax Commission) Hours: 15 Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and #2 pencil.

This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. each morning. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

IAAO Workshop 181: 7-Hour National USPAP Update for Mass Appraisal This workshop serves as a National 7-hour USPAP Update. The workshop provides the student with a general overview of USPAP guidelines, advisory opinions, statements, and other appraisal practices with discussion, illustrations, and case studies focused on issues relevant to the daily practice of mass appraisers. There is no exam.

Recommended Prerequisite: Recent completion of the 15-hr National USPAP course

Instructor: TBD Date: Tuesday, July 27 Location: Turquoise South (Tax Commission) Hours: 7 Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and #2 pencil.

This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

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IAAO One-Day Forum 917: How to Critique an Appraisal This one-day forum guides students towards a methodical approach in reviewing and critiquing appraisals submitted in support of assessment reduction. You’ll be able to distinguish if an appraiser acts as an advocate for the client or truly approaches the assignment as a disinterested, unbiased party. You’ll learn how to review all aspects of an appraisal to ascertain the credibility and relatability of the work. There is no exam.

Instructor: Scott Johnson, RES Date: Thursday, July 29 Location: Garnet Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8 Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This one-day forum will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Scott has nearly three decades of mass appraisal experience, including serving

as the Ringgold County (IA) Assessor. He retired from a successful career with a leading Midwest mass appraisal/CAMA software company, where he gained experience in software development, management, appraisal education, and conducted comprehensive market analysis for over 200 counties and cities. Scott has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO nearly 10 years.

General Appraisal and Related Courses

Agricultural Buildings This workshop provides students with instruction in the evolution of materials and techniques in agricultural buildings. Students will learn about differences in construction materials, quality, and cost and be able to grade each type of construction. Students will understand the components of each type of structure and how that affects the replacement cost new or reproduction cost new. There’ll be discussion on functional and external (economic) obsolescence on older agricultural buildings, along with images and descriptions showing the different techniques of construction. Students will be able to discuss the grading and cost sections of a cost manual as compared to other costs in the field and price up different types of agricultural buildings, bins, and structures from today.

Instructor: Scott Johnson, RES Dates: Monday, July 26 – Tuesday July 27 Location: Garnet Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 16 Notes: Bring a calculator (other than your cell phone) and a #2 pencil. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

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*The Assessment Administration workshops are recommended for assessors, appraisers, mappers, and front office staff. These accessible workshops have been presented at assessors’ conferences across the country.

Assessment Administration: (Part I – Assessment Workflow and Technologies, Post-COVID)

This workshop reviews current mapping and appraisal routines, emerging technologies, and discusses16 possible work-flow changes in the post-COVID environment.

Instructor: Rick Norejko, CMS Date: Monday, July 26 Location: Coral South (Tax Commission) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Assessment Administration: (Parts II & III – Principles and Methods of Maintaining Assessment Databases)

This workshop reviews legal documents, protocols, and administrative techniques for maintaining assessment databases.

Instructor: Rick Norejko, CMS Date: Tuesday, July 27 – Wednesday, July 28 Location: Coral South (Tax Commission) Hours: 16

Note: This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. each morning. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Assessment Administration: (Part IV – The Political, Cultural, and Social Evolution of Property Ownership)

This workshop provides students with the opportunity to learn about the evolution of ownership and land description of property up to the settlement of the Idaho Territory.

Instructor: Rick Norejko, CMS Date: Thursday, July 29 Location: Coral South (Tax Commission) Hours: 8 Note: This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Rick is a nationally recognized keynote speaker, lecturer, and instructor with

over 40 years of experience in the field of cadastral mapping. Rick has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO for nearly 30 years.

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Customer Service for the Assessor’s Office (or anywhere) This interactive workshop provides students with the opportunity to widen their perspectives about customer service issues that commonly arise within the assessor’s office. The topics for this workshop are also applicable to anyone with customer service responsibilities. Bring your customer service challenges and solutions to share with the rest of the class. The topics include:

• listening to the public • telephone style • use of FAQs • opinion of people

• attitude • problem-solving • follow-up techniques and more…

Instructor: Rick Stuart, CAE Date: Tuesday, July 27 Location: Cinnabar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8

Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Instructor biography: Rick is a partner with Team Consulting, LLC, which provides consulting and

educational opportunities to assessment jurisdictions. Rick began his career as an elected assessor in Missouri and an appointed appraiser in Kansas. Rick’s workshops include topics on appraisal, modeling and market valuations, public relations, and management. Rick has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO for nearly 30 years.

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Fee Simple and Property Rights Valuation Issues for Commercial Properties Assessors are often challenged by the need to develop fee simple values for property that sells based on leases in place at the time of the sale. This workshop provides students with the background, terminology, and appraisal concepts for fee simple valuation. It’ll also offer suggested appraisal practices and possible solutions to resolving commons issues that surface in the valuation of leased commercial properties.

Instructor: Brad Eldridge, MAI, CAE Date: Monday, July 26 Location: Delamar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. Instructor biography: Brad is a partner with Team Consulting, LLC, which provides consulting and

educational opportunities to assessment jurisdictions. Brad has over two decades of commercial real estate appraisal experience, split between single property appraisal and mass appraisal. He is currently the Commercial Real Estate Division Supervisor at the Douglas County (KS) Appraiser’s Office. Brad is past chair of the IAAO Education Committee and has been a Senior National Instructor for IAAO since 2012.

Idaho Assessors’ Workshop This workshop is intended for assessors and chief deputy assessors but all are welcome. It’ll provide an overview of the major areas of property appraisal and assessment that are overseen by assessors. There’ll be discussion on the legal and administrative aspects of assessment and the roles of county offices and the Tax Commission. Topics include:

• property tax rules and legal issues

• ratio studies • exemptions and tax-relief programs

• budget and levy process • certification and continuing education program for appraisers and mappers • GIS/mapping • farm and timberland assessment • urban renewal • operating property • available county technical support

Instructors: Tax Commission staff Dates: Wednesday, July 28 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Chinden Campus Conference Center 11351 W Chinden Blvd, Building 6 Boise ID 83714 Hours: 18

Note: This workshop will begin at 9:00 a.m. each day.

This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

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Unique and Challenging Homes This workshop presents students with unique and challenging residential appraisal problems. By using case studies and actual market data, it’ll walk students through the appraisal process of measuring value and/or value loss on unique problems such as tiny homes, container homes, straw bale homes, hemp homes, and more.

Instructor: Rick Stuart, CAE Date: Monday, July 26 Location: Cinnabar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Valuation of Fast Food Restaurants This workshop provides a look at fast food properties, which are also known as Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs). It’ll review current trends in QSRs and present real-world case studies that’ll address first-generation versus second-generation users, build-to-suit, credit tenant/long-term lease, and property rights valuation issues.

Instructor: Brad Eldridge, MAI, CAE Date: Thursday, July 29 Location: Delamar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8


Valuation of Low-End & Difficult Homes This workshop provides students with guidance in the valuation of low-end and difficult homes that often create valuation issues. These types of properties often have a sales ratio that is considerably higher than 1.00 and a very regressive price-related differential.

Instructor: Rick Stuart, CAE Date: Wednesday, July 28 Location: Cinnabar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

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Valuation of Mobile Home Parks and Tour This workshop provides students with guidance and suggestions on the process of data analysis and valuation of mobile home/RV parks or communities. Topics include: history, investment and investment evaluation, the approaches to value, and more.

Instructor: Rick Stuart, CAE Date: Thursday, July 29 – Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Cinnabar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 12* Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Valuation of Residential Land This workshop provides students with guidance and suggestions on the process of valuing vacant residential land. Topics include general land information, site analysis, land valuation methods, land influence factors, calculating adjustments, modified cost of development method, and more.

Instructor: Scott Johnson, RES Date: Wednesday, July 28 Location: Garnet Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 8 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Valuing Commercial Properties in a Declining Market This workshop assists students in the valuation of commercial properties in a declining market. It includes suggestions on resources for obtaining information and provides survey templates to address the COVID-19 market. There’ll be discussion on recognizing the state of the market, changes that have occurred, while emphasizing data analysis and interpretation.

Instructor: Brad Eldridge, MAI, CAE Date: Tuesday, July 27 – Wednesday July 28 Location: Delamar Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 16


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GIS (live, online courses)

GIS 112 – Tax Districts and Tax Code Areas This live, online workshop is an introduction to tax districts and tax code areas. You’ll learn how these things are created and maintained. You’ll learn about the resources that are available for understanding the requirements for the creation, annexation, and dissolution of taxing districts.

Instructor: John Nelson, Senior GIS Analyst, Tax Commission Date: Friday, July 30 (a.m.) Location: Online/virtual: students will receive an invitation to the GoToMeeting

videoconferencing platform Hours: 3*

Required: A reliable, high-speed internet connection and a computer or telephone for class audio

This workshop will begin at 9:00 a.m. (Mountain Time) This workshop will require a minimum of 5 students.

GIS 200 – Mapping with ArcGIS Desktop This live, online workshop is an immersion into mapping within the ArcGIS Desktop 10.6 environment. You’ll learn how to create a custom map layout, edit data, and work with layers.

Instructor: John Nelson, Senior GIS Analyst, Tax Commission Date: Monday, July 26 - Tuesday, July 27 Location: Online/virtual: students will receive an invitation to the GoToMeeting

videoconferencing platform Hours: 15

Required: Students must have a computer with ArcMap version 10.2+, a reliable, high-speed internet connection and a computer or telephone for class audio


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GIS 203 – Tabular Data in ArcGIS This live, online workshop provides students with a hands-on opportunity to work with tabular data in the ArcGIS mapping environment. You’ll learn about common workflows and be introduced to advanced workflows, such as dynamic tabular joins, spatial data selection, and more.

Instructor: John Nelson, Senior GIS Analyst, Tax Commission Date: Thursday July 29 (a.m.) Location: Online/virtual: students will receive an invitation to the GoToMeeting videoconferencing platform Hours: 4* Required: Students must have a computer with ArcMap version 10.2+, a reliable,

high-speed internet connection and a computer or telephone for class audio


GIS 204 – Selection and SQL Queries in ArcGIS This live, online workshop provides students with a hands-on opportunity to work with SQL query expressions in order to make custom selections in ArcGIS. Students will become familiar with manual selection techniques, selection by location, selection by attributes, and definition queries.

Instructor: John Nelson, Senior GIS Analyst, Tax Commission Date: Thursday July 29 (p.m.) Location: Online/virtual: students will receive an invitation to the GoToMeeting Videoconferencing platform

Hours: 4* Required: Students must have a computer with ArcMap version 10.2+, a reliable,

high-speed internet connection and a computer or telephone for class audio

This workshop will begin at 2:00 p.m. (Mountain Time)

This workshop will require a minimum of 5 students. Instructor biography: John is a Senior GIS Analyst at the Idaho State Tax Commission. He oversees

the instruction of the week-long Basic Mapping Course and the development of various mapping and GIS courses for the Tax Commission.

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Excel & Word

Excel (Basic) This hands-on workshop reviews the basics of Excel and creates the beginning of a solid foundation upon which to build your Excel skills.

Instructor: David Cornell, MAI, CAE, Certified Microsoft Instructor,

Certified Excel Expert Date: Tuesday, July 27 (a.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4

Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. Students will receive a flash drive to take home, with the workshop exercises and additional exercises for practice.

Excel (Intermediate) This hands-on workshop builds upon the basic concepts of Excel and introduces many of Excel’s advanced capabilities.


Certified Excel Expert Date: Tuesday, July 27 (p.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4

Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. This course will begin at 1:30 p.m.

Students will receive a flash drive to take home, with the workshop exercises and additional exercises for practice.

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Excel Can Do That?! - Part 1 This hands-on workshop demonstrates how to take raw data and turn it into actionable insight by using some of Excel’s most powerful analytical tools. Instructor: David Cornell, MAI, CAE, Certified Microsoft Instructor,

Certified Excel Expert Date: Wednesday, July 27 (a.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4

Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. This course will begin at 8:30 a.m.


Excel Can Do That?! - Part 2 This hands-on workshop demonstrates how to take raw data and turn it into actionable insight by using some of Excel’s most powerful analytical tools. Instructor: David Cornell, MAI, CAE, Certified Microsoft Instructor,

Certified Excel Expert Date: Wednesday, July 27 (p.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. This course will begin at 1:30 p.m.


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Building a Dashboard in Excel - Basic This hands-on workshop demonstrates how to create live dashboards and rich interactive reports by providing exercises that lay the foundation in leveraging data for making business decisions. Instructor: David Cornell, MAI, CAE, Certified Microsoft Instructor,

Certified Excel Expert Date: Thursday, July 28 (a.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4 Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students. This course will begin at 8:30 a.m. Students will receive a flash drive to take home with the workshop exercises and additional exercises for practice.

Building a Dashboard in Excel - Advanced This hands-on workshop demonstrates how to create live dashboards and rich interactive reports by providing exercises that’ll walk students, step-by-step, on how to build advanced dashboards in Excel.


Certified Excel Expert Date: Thursday, July 28 (p.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4 Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

This course will begin at 1:30 p.m. Students will receive a flash drive to take home with the workshop exercises and additional exercises for practice.

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Word for Government Works This hands-on workshop highlights how features in Word can help with the creation of letters, reports, and documents, along with tips and tricks that make these tasks easier.


Certified Excel Expert Date: Friday, July 28 (a.m.) Location: Coral North (Tax Commission) Hours: 4 Notes: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

This course will begin at 8:30 a.m.

Students will receive a flash drive to take home with the workshop exercises and additional exercises for practice.

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Other David Cornell courses

Journey to Assessment Excellence: Using the Assessor’s Maturity Curve As a Guide This half-day workshop provides guidance into improving your office’s climate and culture. You’ll gain insight and practical strategies for creating healthy teams, while learning how to maximize your office’s capacity and effectiveness. Instructor: David Cornell, MAI, CAE, Certified Microsoft Instructor,

Certified Excel Expert Date: Monday, July 26 (a.m.) Location: Emerald Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 4


Teamwork This is a half-day participant-driven workshop where you’ll learn the four core behaviors that are essential for every team.


Certified Excel Expert Date: Monday, July 26 (p.m.) Location: Emerald Conference Room (The Riverside Hotel) Hours: 4 Note: This workshop will require a minimum of 10 students.

Instructor biography: David Cornell consults with assessing offices nationally and develops valuation

models and system processes in helping with enhancing efficiencies. He is a Certified Microsoft Trainer and a Certified Excel Expert. David has been the assistant director for the New Hampshire Department of Revenue and previously served as the Assessor for the City of Manchester (NH). David has been a Senior IAAO Instructor for nearly 10 years.

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Summer Appraisal School - Class Schedule (July 26 – 30, 2021)

Morning classes begin at 8 a.m., except Monday’s classes, which begin at 8:30 a.m. Afternoon classes begin at 1 p.m., unless otherwise noted in the brochure.

Course Room* Fee** Mon 7/26

Tue 7/26

Wed 7/28

Thurs 7/29

Fri 7/30

IAAO Course 101: Fundamentals of Real Property Appraisal

Turquoise North (Tax) $485 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 102: Income Approach to Valuation Liberty $485 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 201: Appraisal of Land Clearwater $485 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Course 300: Fundamentals of Mass Appraisal Topaz $485 X X X X a.m.

IAAO Workshop 151: 15-hr National USPAP Course (2020-21) Opal $325 X X

IAAO Workshop 155: Depreciation Analysis Opal $350 X X a.m.

IAAO Workshop 163: Marshall & Swift Cost Approach (Commercial)

Turquoise South $350 X X a.m.

IAAO Workshop 181: 7-Hour National USPAP Update for Mass Appraisal

Turquoise South $265 X

IAAO One-Day-Forum 917: How to Critique an Appraisal Garnet $160 X

Agricultural Buildings Garnet $216 X X

Assessment Admin: Part I (Assessment Workflow & Technologies, Post-COVID) Coral South $120 X

Assessment Admin: Parts II & III (Principles & Methods of Maintaining Assessment Databases)

Coral South $230 X X

Assessment Admin: Part IV (The Political, Cultural, and Social Evolution of Property Ownership)

Coral South $120 X

Customer Service for the Assessor’s Office Cinnabar $130 X

Fee Simple & Property Rights Valuation Issues for Commercial Properties Delmar $130 X

Idaho Assessor’s Workshop

Chinden Campus

Conference Center

$270 X X a.m.

Unique & Challenging Homes Cinnabar $130 X

Valuation of Fast Food Restaurants Delamar $130 X

Valuation of Low-End and Difficult Homes Cinnabar $130 X

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Course Room* Fee** Mon 7/26

Tue 7/27

Wed 7/28

Thurs 7/29

Fri 7/30

Valuation of Mobile Home Parks & Tour Cinnabar $184 X a.m.

Valuation of Residential Land Garnet $130 X

Valuing Commercial Properties in a Declining Market Delamar $256 X X

Journey to Assessment Excellence Emerald $54 a.m.

Teamwork Emerald $54 p.m.

Excel (Basic) Coral North $70 a.m.

Excel (Intermediate) Coral North $70 p.m.

Excel Can Do That?! – Part I Coral North $70 a.m.

Excel Can Do That?! – Part II Coral North $70 p.m.

Building a Dashboard in Excel – Basic Coral North $70 a.m.

Building a Dashboard in Excel – Advanced Coral North $70 p.m.

Word for Government Works Coral North $70 a.m.

GIS 112: Taxing Districts and Tax Code Areas Online/Virtual $54 a.m.

GIS 200: Mapping with ArcGIS Desktop Online/Virtual $216 X X

GIS 203: Tabular Data in ArcGIS Online/Virtual $54 a.m.

GIS 204: Selection & SQL Queries in ArcGIS Online/Virtual $54 p.m.

*Classroom assignments are subject to change depending on class enrollment.

** All course fees include cost of any associated materials (course binders, for example).

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Classrooms

The Riverside Hotel 2900 W. Chinden Blvd. Boise ID 83714 (See the last page of this brochure for the layout of the hotel conference rooms.)

Emerald First-floor conference room

Garnet First-floor conference room

Opal First-floor conference room

Topaz First-floor conference room

Cinnabar Second-floor conference room

Clearwater Second-floor conference room

Delamar Second-floor conference room

Liberty Second-floor conference room

Idaho State Tax Commission 11321 W Chinden Blvd. (Building 2) Boise ID 83714

Coral North First-floor conference room

Coral North First-floor conference room

Turquoise North Second-floor conference room

Turquoise South Second-floor conference room

Idaho State Tax Commission 11351 W Chinden Blvd. (Building 6) Boise ID 83714

Chinden Campus Conference Center

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ADDRESSES:Building #1: 11301 W. Chinden - HPBuilding #2: 11321 W. Chinden - Tax Commission - Industrial Commission - First Tech Federal Credit UnionBuilding #3: 11311 W. Chinden - HPBuilding #4: 11341 W. Chinden - US Public SectorBuilding #5: 11371 W. Chinden - HPBuilding #6: 11351 W. Chinden - Postal Services - IDOPL ◦ Outfitters & Guides ◦ Occupational Licenses ◦ Board of Nursing ◦ Veterinary Medicine - OEM - Campus Conference CenterBuilding #7: 11361 W. Chinden - HPBuilding #8: 11331 W. Chinden - Public Utilities Commission - Information Technology Services - Sykes

idaho assessors’ summer appraisal/mapping school july 26

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