Assessments raise eyebrows

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POCATELLO - Cary Smith made only one improvement to his 900-square-foot rental home on North Johnson Avenue. He built a cedar fence around it.

So Smith did a double take when he recently received notice that the assessed value of the residence had jumped by 84 percent.

(For the rest of this story, pick up a copy of Tuesday's Journal.)

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