Omni Interlocken sues assessor over $42.9M valuation
BROOMFIELD — Owners of the Omni Interlocken Hotel in Broomfield have taken a dispute over the hotel’s valuation to court.
Omni Interlocken Co. LLC filed suit Friday in Broomfield District Court against the Board of Equalization of Broomfield County, as well as Assessor Jay Yamashita, asking the court to determine the value of the hotel at 500 Interlocken Blvd.
The Broomfield County Assessor’s office had issued a notice of valuation for the property in early May of $42.9 million, according to the lawsuit.
“This value is in excess of the actual value of the hotel as properly determined in the manner provided by…
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