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Benton County appraiser defends the $1.277 million value assigned to the property at 1200 Jadwin that Richland wants to renovate for a police station. City officials defend paying $6.473 million more than that.
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Benton County appraiser defends the $1.277 million value assigned to the property at 1200 Jadwin that Richland wants to renovate for a police station. City officials defend paying $6.473 million more than that.
1200 Jadwin Ave. Richland, WA The Benton County appraiser’s office defended the $1.277 million 2025 value it assigned for a 46-year-old building on 4.18 acres at 1200 Jadwin Ave. that the Richland City Council wants to turn into a police station. City of Richland officials defended their plan, that includes possibly paying the new owner, 1200 Jadwin LLC, $4.250 million more than it paid for the property about 18 months ago. Consultants for the c…
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