Per Curiam.
Fawn Lake contends that the BTA should have deducted a reserve for replacements, employed a capitalization rate that reflected current returns on mortgages and equities, and agreed with its appraisal testimony. However, we disagree and affirm the BTA's decision.
In Freshwater v. Belmont Cty. Bd. of Revision (1991),
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