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94-ORD-085 is cited in 12-ORD-147 to distinguish the factual circumstances of the two cases. In 94-ORD-085, the property had not yet been advertised for bids nor had any bids been accepted, thus the appraisal was considered preliminary. In contrast, in the current case, the Anderson County Board of Education had already advertised for and accepted bids, making the appraisal no longer preliminary. Therefore, the board's reliance on KRS 61.878(1)(j) as interpreted in 94-ORD-085 was deemed misplaced.
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