May I submit additional information at the hearing?

[poconnor]

he timely submission of evidence by both parties is essential to the fair hearings process. WAC 458-14-066 sets forth the timing requirements for each party, stating: 1) the Assessor must provide valuation in-formation to the Taxpayer and to the Board at least fourteen (14) business days prior to the hearing; and 2) the Taxpayer must provide valuation information to the Board at least seven (7) business days prior to the hearing. Valuation information includes: comparable sales; income data & analysis; construction cost analysis; independent appraisals; contractor estimates of costs to repair building or land defects; docu-ments delineating development limitations or easements; etc. Narrative arguments, videos, compact discs, photographs, maps, site plans, etc., used to clarify timely submitted evidence may be presented during the hearing.