Fresno County Assessor vs Supervisors: Real Estate Fee Dispute
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Fresno County supervisors and Assessor Paul Dictos are embroiled in a heated dispute over real estate fees charged to developers. The contentious issue revolves around a $75 state-mandated fee per transaction, which Dictos applies to every parcel involved in multi-parcel deals, potentially stacking up to $225 per deal. Supervisors argue this fee cap should not exceed $225 and accuse Dictos of overcharging. Dictos, backed by his attorney, maintains his interpretation of the law is valid and not unique among Californias counties. The board has threatened a lawsuit unless Dictos changes his approach. Both sides agree the statutes wording is ambiguous, with county spokespeople calling for clearer rules from lawmakers or courts. The feud continues, as a lawsuit could force taxpayers to cover Dictoss defense costs, leaving everyone awaiting a judge, legislature, or Attorney General Rob Bontas final decision.
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