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2001 FINAL EQUALIZATION NOTICE

TO THE AUDITOR OF STORY COUNTY, IOWA:

Pursuant to Iowa Code Section 441.49, the Director of Revenue and Finance of the State of Iowa hereby notifies you of the final percentage adjustments proposed by him to the 2001 valuations of real property in your county:

CLASS OF PROPERTY	Percentage Adjustment to Reported 2001 Actual Values
Agricultural Land and Structures, Excluding Residential Dwellings on Agricultural Realty, Outside and Within Incorporated Cities Except the City of Ames	No Adjustment
Residential Realty, Including Residential Dwellings on Agricultural Realty, Outside and Within Incorporated Cities Except the City of Ames	Increase 5%
Commercial Realty, Excluding Machinery and Equipment Referred to in Chapter 427A, Outside and Within Incorporated Cities Except the City of Ames	No Adjustment
Agricultural Land and Structures Excluding Residential Dwellings on Agricultural Realty Within the City of Ames	Decrease 6%
Residential Realty Including Residential Dwellings on Agricultural Realty Within the City of Ames	No Adjustment
Commercial Realty Excluding Machinery and Equipment Referred to in Chapter 427A Within the City of Ames	No Adjustment

The County Auditor, on or before October fifteenth, shall cause to be published in official newspapers of general circulation this final equalization order.

WITNESS my hand at the City of Des Moines, Iowa, this 28^th day of September, 2001

/s/ Gerald D. Bair

DIRECTOR OF REVENUE AND FINANCE

701-71 17(1) Iowa Administrative Code

Grounds for protest: The only ground for protesting to the local board of review reconvened in special session pursuant to Iowa Code Section 441.49 is that the application of the director's final equalization order results in a value greater than that permitted under Iowa Code Section 441.21.

Appeals by property owners may be filed at the Ames City or County Assessor's office on or after October 16, 2001, up to and including October 25, 2001.

NOTE: Assessed values are equalized by the Department of Revenue and Finance every two years. Local taxing authorities determine the final tax levies and may reduce property tax rates to compensate for any increase in valuation due to equalization.

Mary Mosiman, Story County Auditor

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