Provide county notification for certain property tax adjustments

Added the word 'more' to the threshold description, clarifying that the notification is only required if the decrease exceeds $1.5 million rather than being equal to or greater than that amount.

Renumbered a subsection from (5)(6) to (6) to correct a formatting error in the bill's structure.

Removed the '- END -' marker and redundant text from the end of the document.

Updated the sponsor attribution line to reflect the correct introduction details.

The document format changed from a draft bill (SB0289.2) to an enrolled bill, adding certification signatures and removing draft headers while keeping all legislative text identical.

Standard certification blocks were added to the end of the bill, certifying that the Senate originated the bill and providing spaces for signatures from the Secretary of the Senate, President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House.

Removed a line break between subsection labels (5) and (6) to correct the formatting of the text.

Added a requirement for the department to send a copy of the county notice to each municipality located within the county boundaries.

Clarified that the department must meet with the county after completing the apportionment process, rather than before establishing the preliminary market value.

Updated the bill number from SB 289.1 to SB0289.2 and adjusted page headers.

The effective date for the bill was updated to apply to property tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2026.

The exemption for properties subject to central assessment was removed, meaning the department must now send notification notices to counties for these properties as well.

The bill text was renumbered and reorganized from a draft version (SB0289.001.004) to a final authorized print version (SB 289.1).

Added a requirement for the department to send a copy of the county notice to any municipality located within the county that received the notice.

Modified the notification trigger for central assessment properties to specify that notices are sent after the apportionment process is finished.

Reorganized the bill structure, adding a codification instruction section and updating section numbering and headers.

The bill number was changed from LC 1345 to SB 289, and the sponsor designation was updated to 'D. LOGE'.