Ashton Urban Renewal v. Ashton Memorial
Annotate this CaseThe issue before the Supreme Court in this case concerned the district court’s holding that Ashton Urban Renewal Agency (AURA) had standing to challenge a property tax exemption granted to Ashton Memorial, Inc., a corporation with real and personal property located within AURA’s revenue allocation area. Specifically, the issue was whether AURA was a “person aggrieved” under I.C. 63-511, and therefore, could appeal the grant of the exemption to the Idaho Board of Tax Appeals (BTA). The Supreme Concluded that AURA was an "person aggrieved" under the statute, therefore it affirmed the district court's decision.
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