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TO:
FROM:
RE:
DATE:
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Southold Town Clerk
Elizabeth Neville, Town Clerk
Board of Assessment Review
REPORT - BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW - TAX YEAR 2012-13
July 2, 2012
Attached herewith please find for public filing in your office, complete file covering the
public heating(s) of the Board of Assessment Review, together with changes ordered by
this Board to the assessment roll, Assessors' acknowledgement, etc.
The duties of the Board of Assessment Review for the grievance period coveting the
2012/13 assessment roll are completed.
Membl 1
Member
Member
Form BAR-4
TO:
FROM:
RE:
DATE:
Town Assessor
Board of Assessment Review
ORDER FOR CHANGE IN TENTATIVE ASSESSMENT ROLL
June 13, 2012
The Board of Assessment Review for the Town of Southold, has duly met to hear
Complaints or grievances on the tentative town assessment roll for the tax year 2012/13
as prescribed by law.
The Board, having duly convened, has considered each and every complaint or grievance
on the assessments for the tax year indicated, as filed with this Board, as prescribed by
law.
A majority of the Board has determined that all the changes indicated on the attached
page(s) will be made on the assessment roll by the Assessor.
Total number of complaints submitted by Assessor 1678
Total number of complaints received on Grievance Day 6
Total number of signed stipulations 63
Total number of correction of errors _104
Total number of complaints reviewed by the Board 1851
Total number of reductions in assessment 31
Total number of withdrawals 0
Total number of dismissals 0
Total number of grievances without a change J 820
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Assessment Review hereby orders the Board of
Assessors to make all changes in assessments as determined by the Board of Assessment
Review on the assessment roll of the Town of Southold, for the tax year 2012/13, in
conformance with this order.
STATE OF NEW YORK }
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK }
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD }
The undersigned, being duly sworn do severally depose and say that deponents
are members of the Board of Assessment Review; that deponents have read the
foregoing and know the contents thereof; and the matters set forth are tree to the best of
the deponent's knowledge.
Sworn before me this ~day
of J une.~2~l_0 i 7.--.
Notary Public oua,.~,~n°.~ak~u-- ~" M~m'~er
Member
RPTSA 200 4/72
BAR-2 Page 3 of 3
Grievance Commercial 2012
Name SCTM# Code Date Result
1.407Breeze Hill Padners, LLC 74.-1-36 130W 5/15/12 Denied
1408 100 South Street, LLC 1001-4.-6-34.7 464 5/3/12 Denied
1409 101 Greenport Propedies, LLC1001-4.-9-7 454 5/4/12 Denied
3_43_0 123 Sterling, LLC 1001-3.-5-16.4 330 5/15/12 Denied
3.43.1 123 Sterling, LLC 1001-3.-5-16.5 330 5/15/12 Denied
1.43.2 13400 Main Road Corp. 1000-114.-11-9.6 484 513112 Denied
1413 1400 Young's Ave. Corp 1000-60.-2-10.4463 5/9/12 Denied
1991 Trust for I & T Safer CIO 1000-98.-5-4 311 5/4/12 Denied
141.4Phillip D. Neuer, Esq.
1991 Trust for I & T Safer CIO 1000-98.-5-3 311 5/4/12 Denied
1.43.5 Philip D. Neuer, Esq.
27A North LLC & CIO Chris Mohr 1000-96.-1-20.1449 5/3/12 Denied
1.416Land
1.417372 Jericho Corporation 1000-84.-1-26.3449 5/11/12 Denied
3.41838-44 Front Street LLC 1001-4.-10-31 454 5/4/12 Denied
1419 38-44 Front Street, LLC 1000-4.-10-31 454 5/14/12 Denied
1.42o416 Main St LLC 1001-4-7-22 481 5/3/12 Denied
1421 53795 Southold Properties LLC 1000-61.-1-16 481 5/11/12 Denied
:3.422 53795 Southold Properties LLC 1000-61.-1-16 481 5/14/12 Denied
74825 Main Road LLC 1000-45.-44.3 461 5/3/12 Denied
1.423C/O B. Kehl
1.4247655 Main Road Mattituck, LLC 1000-122.-6-30.1 431 5/10/12 Denied
1425 7785 Main Rd, LLC 1000-122.-6-29.1 464 5/3/12 Denied
1426 808 Realty Corp. 1000-102.-5-26 432 5/14/12 Denied
1.427828 Front Street, LLC 1000-45.-7-2.2 465 5/14/12 Denied
1428 A & P Real Properly, LLC 1000-142.-1-26 452 5/11/12 Denied
3_429A&S Southold Oil Corp 1000-70.-7-4 486 5/8/12 Denied
3.430Aliano, Nicholas 1000-83.-1-11 591 5/14/12 Denied
3_431AMAC Inc. 1000-122.-7-1 486 518112 Denied
3.432Angelina Properties, LLC 1000-114.-12-2 484 5/11/12 Denied
1.433Angelson, Perry & Melina 1001-4.-7-20 411 5/15112 Denied
1.434I Angelson, Perry & Melina 1001-5.-4-26 481 5/15/12 Denied
3_435Anthony Pirrera 1000-55.-2-20 485 5/14/12 Denied
1436 Anthony Pirrera 1000-55.-2-21 330 5/14/12 Denied
3_437Badger Enterprises Inc., Owner 1000-121.-3-7.4120 5/14/12 Denied
3.438Bauer Farms, Inc 1000-74.-4-13 443 5/3/12 Denied
1439 Bd of Mngt. of Oyster Pt. Condos 1001-7.1-1-1 / 34 411C 5/11/12 Denied
1.440Benali, LLC 1000-59.-3-29 485 5/4/12 Denied
Bissett Ilk Estate of James J. 1000-113.-7- 120 5/14/12 Denied
1443_ 19.23
Board fo Managers of the Cove at 1000-87.1-1-1 411D 5/14/12 Denied
1442 Southold thru 34
1443 Boyle,John & Mcnamee, Aideen1000-18.-2-34 130 5/9/12 Denied
1444 Boyle,John & Mcnamee, Aideen1000-18.-2-33 117 5/9/12 Denied
1445 Burt's Reliable Fuel 1001-6.-6-1 441 5/3/12 Denied
1446 Calron Buildin9 Corp. 1000-49.-1-25.5411C 5/4/12 Denied
Cannizzaro, David & Miltakis, 1000-61 .-1-7.1483 5/3/12 Denied
1447 Barbara
1448 Capital One, N.A. 1000-102.-6-13.1 463 5/9/12 Denied
1449 Capital One, N.A. 1000-61.-2-12.2460 5/9/12 Denied
1450 CapitaIOne, N.A. 1001-4.-10-10.1461 5/9/12 Denied
1451 Capital One, N.A. 1000-141.-4-6.1463 5/9/12 Denied
1452 Capital One, N.A. 1000-141.-4-3 330 5/9/12 Denied
~_453Capital One, N.A. 1000-141.-4-2 311 5/9/12 Denied
1454 Capital One, N.A. 1000-141.-3-30 311 5/9/12 Denied
1455 Capital One, N.A./Cutchco Corp. 1000-122.-6-28 311 5/9/12 Denied
1456 Capital One, N.A./Cutchco Corp. 1000-122.-6-22.1 463 5/9/12 Denied
1457 Carnation Properties, Inc. 1000-109.-1-10.1 120 5/11/12 Denied
1458 Celic, RobertA. 1000-143.-3-1 485 5/14/12 Denied
1459 Cifarelli, Lisa & David 1000-109.-7-9.3449 5/3/12 Denied
1460 Cleaves Pt. LLC 1000-61.-2-1 484 5/14/12 Denied
Cliffside Resod Condominium 1000-45.1-1-1/35 411C & 514112 Denied
& 45.1-2-1/34 411D
1461
1462 Costas Minnie 1000-53.-1-3 415 5/3/12 Denied
1463 Cozy Corp. 79 1000-60.-2-4 483 5/4/12 Denied
1464 Cozy Corp. 79 1000-70.-2-11 485 5/4/12 Denied
1465 CSC Acquisition-NY, INC 1000-52.-5-59.5449 5/8/12 Denied
1466 Cutchco Corp. 1000-60.-2-3.1 438 5/9/12 Denied
1467 CVS Albany, LLC # 3105-01 1000-143.-2-30.2 453 5/11/12 Denied
1468 Damianos, Alexander 1000-85.-2-13.2311 5/14/12 Denied
1469 Damianos, Alexander 1000-85.-2-11.1311 5/14/12 Denied
147o Damianos, Herodotos 1000-74.-4-3.2 152 5/14/12 Denied
1471 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-74.-1-42.7120W 5/14/12 Denied
1472 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-74.-1-38 105 5/14/12 Denied
1473 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-84.-4-10.1129 5/14/12 Denied
1474 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-85.-1-10 152 5/14/12 Denied
1475 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-85.-1-9 152 5/14/12 Denied
1476 Damianos, Herodotos 1000-86.-1-15 152 5/14/12 Denied
1477 Damianos,Herodotos 1000-59.-3-28.5130 5114112 Denied
1478 Decarolis, Frances 1000-61.-4-24 464 5/8/12 Denied
1479 DiBorghese Castello, LLC 1000-101.-2-18.3 152 5/3/12 Denied
1480 DiBorghese Castello, LLC 1000-102.-1-3.4152 5/3/12 Denied
1481 DiCandia, Frank 1000-69.-4-2.2 484 5/3/12 Denied
1482 Dolomite, Vincenzo & Ileana 1001-4.-7-24 481 5/3/12 Denied
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1483 Driftwood Cove Owners Co. Inc. 1000-46.-1-31.1411 5/14/12 Denied
1484 Drossos Alexandra/Costas, Minnie 1000-45.-1-13 557 5/3/12 Denied
1485 DVC Holding CO LLC 1000-60.-1-5 455 5/3/12 Denied
1486 E & C Properly Holding Inc. 1000-83.-2-17.3415W 5/4/12 Denied
1487 E & C Property Holding II Inc. 1000-83.-2-17.1120 5/4/12 Denied
East Wind Shores Condominium1000-51.1-1-1 411D 5/15/12 Denied
:3.488 Association thru 10
3.489EDCHO Corp. 1000-141.-4-9 483 5/3/12 Denied
1490 EKE Residential, LLC 1000-106.-12-3.2 311 5/14/12 Denied
:].491 End of the Road, LLC 1000-122.-3-17.1 484 5/11/12 Denied
1492 Fabb, Tom 1000-99.-4-22 417W 5/15/12 Denied
1493 FHV, LLC 1000-61.-1-13.1452 5/3/12 Denied
1494 First Settlers, Ltd 1000-70.-2-3 471 5/4/12 Denied
1495 Foodbasket Propedies, Inc. 1000-61.-4-25.1454 5/4/12 Denied
1496 Foodbasket Propedies, Inc. 1000-61.-4-25.1454 5/3/12 Denied
1497 GAMAProperties-Deer, lnc. 1000-142.-1-27 450 5/14/12 Denied
1498 Gama-Dun ParkCorp. 1000-142.-1-27 450 5/14/12 Denied
Genovese Drug Stores, Inc. Rite 1000-142.-1-26 452 5/14/12 Denied
1499 Aid Hdqtrs. Corp.
3.500George L. Penny, Inc 1000-53.-2-27.2444 5/4/12 Denied
Z501 George L. Penny, Inc 1000-141.-3-38.1 444 5/4/12 Denied
~.5o2Georgiades, Elias 1000-31.-2-17.1417 5/3/12 Denied
1503 Giacomo Terranova 1000-121.-2-1 485 5/4/12 Denied
Giannaris, John & Ors 1000-35.-2-14 421 5/3/12 Denied
1504 C/OGiann, Anna
15o5 Grattan, Joesph 1000-140.-3-30 471 5/4/12 Denied
1506 Greenport Galleria, LLC 1000-5.-4-31.1 481 5/14/12 Denied
1507 Greenport Main, LLC 1001-4.-7-12 481 5/14/12 Denied
1508 Greenport Realty Corp. 1000-35.-1-21 421 5/10/12 Denied
1509 Greenport Realty Corp. 1000-35.-1-22 418 5/10/12 Denied
1510 Greenpoder Hotel 1001-4.-8-29 312 5/11/12 Denied
1511 Greenpoder Hotel 1001-4.-8-30 415 5/11/12 Denied
1512 Greenporter Hotel 1001-4.-8-31 415 5/11/12 Denied
1513 Gremler, William & Mary Ann 1000-122.-7-6.4484 5/3/12 Denied
1514 Handy Pantry Stores, Inc. 1000-114.-12-3.1 480 5/11/12 Denied
1515 Hanff's BoatYard, LLC 1001-2.-3-13.2 570 5/3/12 Denied
3.516Hawkeye Energy Greenpod 1001-1.-1-1.1 853 5/14/12 Denied
1517 Heaney, Robert 1000-35.-2-8 421 5/3/12 Denied
1518 Hecht Howard 1000-38.1-1-15 411D 5/15/12 Denied
15Z9 Henry, Joseph R 1001-4.-6-36 483 5/3/12 Denied
1520 Imbriano, Anthony 1000-97.-5-6 120 5/11/12 Denied
1521 israel, Richard and Linda 1001-4.-9-24.3 484 5114112 Denied
1522 Jacobs, James jr, & Sharon 1000-55.-2-17 433 5/3/12 Denied
1523 Jemco Realty Associates, LLC1000-35.-1-24 152 5/14/12 Denied
3.524JP Morgan Chase 1001-4.-10-5 461 5/11/12 Denied
3
3_525JP Morgan Chase 1000-143.-3-33.4 460 5/11/12 Denied
1526 Junge, Arthur 1000-96.-1-19.1440 5/11/12 Denied
3.527King Kullen Grocery Co., Inc. 1000-97.-5-12 452 5/14/12 Denied
3.528KOS, LLC 1000-96.-1-1.4 442 5/4/12 Denied
1529 Kruk, Frank & Elizabeth 1000-89.-4-1.3 484 5/3/12 Denied
1530 Kuhlman Management Corp 1001.4.-10-29 425 5/4/12 Denied
1533_L & R Vineyards Associates 1000-101.-1-4.1120 5/11/12 Denied
3_532L & R Vineyards Associates 1000-101.-1-5.2152 5/11/12 Denied
~_533Lajibrda, LLC 1000-75.-1-14 431 5/3/12 Denied
3.534Lambrou, Fred H RVC TR 1001-4.-7-11 481 5/3/12 Denied
3.535Laoudis of Southold LLC 1000-61.-4-22 481 5/3/12 Denied
1536 Leon Petroleum, LLC 1000-115.-3-9 486 5/14/12 Denied
~.537Leon Petroleum, LLC 1000-74.-4-7.1 486 5/14/12 Denied
Z538 Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-135.-1-15.1 311 5/9/12 Denied
3.539Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-44.-2-23 415 5/9/12 Denied
3.540Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-44.-2-22 415 5/9/12 Denied
3.543. Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-45.-1-4 311W 5/9/12 Denied
1542 Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-135.-3-21 312 5/9/12 Denied
3.543Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-135.-3-20 417 5/9/12 Denied
1544 Levin Family Limited Partnership 1000-135.-3-19 417 5/9/12 Denied
Lewis Family Properties 1000-46.-2-44.3440 513112 Denied
3.545Partnership
3.546Macari Vineyards 1000-105.-1-1 120 5/14/12 Denied
3.547Macari Vineyards 1000-112.-1-16.3 120 5/14/12 Denied
3_548Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-112.-1-19 120 5/14/12 Denied
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-112.-1-20 120 5/14/12 Denied
3_549Macari
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-112.-2-1 120 5/14/12 Denied
~_550Macari
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-112.-2-2 120 5/14/12 Denied
3_553. Macari
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-120.-5-1 129 5/14/12 Denied
3_552Macari
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-121.-1-1.3152 5/14/12 Denied
3.553Macari
Macari Vineyards CIO Joseph 1000-121.-1-1.6129 5/14/12 Denied
1554 Macari
3.555Malon Industries 1000-97.-5-4.5 462 5/4/12 Denied
3_556Madan Columbus Club Inc 1000-102.-2-5 534 513112 Denied
3_557Maritime Funding Group, LTD 1001-5.-3-7 449 5/14/12 Denied
3_558Markel, David 1000-59.-3-32.2484 5/10/12 Denied
3_559Marlake Islip Co., LLC 1000-84.-2-4.1 120W 5/9/12 Denied
3.560Marlake Islip Co., LLC 1000-73.-3-1.1 120W 5/9/12 Denied
1561 Marvin, Arlene 1001-5.-3-16.1 485 5/3/12 Denied
3.562Mattituck Laundry, Inc. 1000-114.-12-3.1 480 5/4/12 Denied
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1563 Mattituck Plaza, LLC 1000-142.-1-26 452 5/9/12 Denied
1564 Mattituck Products Co., LLC 1000-122.-7-3.1426 5/7/12 Denied
1565 Mattituck Realty LLC 1000-122.-6-29.2 480 5/3/12 Denied
1566 Mattituck Realty, LLC 1000-122.-6-29.2 480 5/10/12 Denied
1567 Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.7 152 5/14/12 Denied
1568 Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.6 129 5/14/12 Denied
1.569Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.4 311 5/14/12 Denied
1570 Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.3 311 5/14/12 Denied
]_57~_ Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.2 311 5/14/12 Denied
1572 Merlot, LLC 1000-75.-2-2.1 311 5/14/12 Denied
1.573Meskouris, Chris & James 1000-106.-1-27 311 5/14/12 Denied
Meskouris, James, d/bls PAD 1000-99.-1-121 31 lW 5/14/12 Denied
1574 Family, LLC
1575 Mims Holdin9, LLC 1000-t06.-6-13.4 570 5/3/12 Denied
1576 MIMS Holdin9, LLC 1000-106.-6-13.4 570W 5/11/12 Denied
1577 Montgomery, MichaeIJ.&MariaC. 1000-140.-3-31 483 5/15/12 Denied
1578 MPAC, Inc. 1001-4.-10-32 481 5/15/12 Denied
1579 Mullen Realty LP 1000-62.-3-22.5431 5/3/12 Denied
1580 Murphy, Rachel Levin 1000-44.-2-20 421 5/9/12 Denied
1581 Muzco Corp. 1001-4.-9-19 485 5/10/12 Denied
1582 N & L Properties, LP 1000-112.-1-9.1129 5/4/12 Denied
1583 N & L Properties, LP 1000-120.-2-4 311 5/4/12 Denied
1584 NAR Development Corp. 1000-70.-5-24.t455 5/10/12 Denied
~_585Neuburger, Werner 1000-44.1-1-7 411C 5/14/12 Denied
North Fork Professional Realty 1000-63.-1-19 465 5/9/12 Denied
~_586Associated, LLC
1587 North Property Management, LLC 1000-59.-9-30.4484 5/10/12 Denied
1588 Notion, Angela 1000-56.-3-13.3330 5/14/12 Denied
1589 Notion, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.3311 5/14/12 Denied
1590 Notion, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.5323 5/14/12 Denied
1591 Nodon, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.10 129 5/14/12 Denied
1592 Nodon, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.11 129 5114112 Denied
1593 Norton, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.14 129W 5/14/12 Denied
1594 Norton, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.15 129 5/14/12 Denied
1595 Norton, Angela 1000-56.-1-11.16 129 5/14/12 Denied
1596 Norton, Angela 1000-52.-9-1.1 311W 5/14/12 Denied
1597 Norton, Angela 1000-52.-9-1.2 311 5/14/12 Denied
1598 Norton, Angela 1000-52.-9-1.3 311W 5/14/12 Denied
1599 Norton, Angela 1000-52.-9-1.4 311 5/14/12 Denied
16oo Norton, Angela 1000-52.-9-1.5 692 5/14/12 Denied
1601 Notaro, Antoinette, MD 1000-140.-3-34 464 5/3/12 Denied
1602 Octogon Commons, LLC 1000-140.-3-42.2 464 5/9/12 Denied
1603 OKI-DO Ltd. 1000-38.-7-7.1 449 5/11/12 Denied
'~604Osprey Dominion Co 1000-75.-1-20.1152 5/3/12 Denied
1605 Ovsianik, Allen 1000-97.-2-15 432 5/15/12 Denied
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1606 Pagano Holding Corp 1001-6.-2-21.1 481 5/3/12 Denied
1607 PBF Lot Owners Assoc. Inc. 1000-30.-2-100 546 5/10/12 Denied
1608 PBF Lot Owners Assoc. Inc. 1000-30.-2-101 311 5110112 Denied
1609 PBF Lot Owners Assoc. Inc. 1000-30.-2-130 311 5/10/12 Denied
Penney Wm. DBA East End 1000-55.-5-2.2 435 5/3/12 Denied
1610 Campers
Pindar Associates 1000-113.-7- 129 5/14/12 Denied
1611 19.26
Pindar Associates 1000-113.-7- 120 5/14/12 Denied
1612 19.25
Pindar Associates 1000-113.-7- 120 5/14/12 Denied
].613 19.24
1614 Pindar Associates 1000-85.-2-14 152 5/14/12 Denied
1615 Pindar Vineyards, LLC 1000-85.-2-15 120 5/14/12 Denied
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1000-49.-1-25.2411C 5/14/12 Denied
1616 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1000-49.-1-25.3411C 5/14/12 Denied
1617 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1000-49.-1-25.4411C 5/14/12 Denied
].618of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1000-49.-1-25,5411C 5/14/12 Deified
1619 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1000-49.-1-25.6411C 5/14/12 Denied
1620 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1001-7.-1-16.2 411C 5/14/12 Denied
1621 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1001-7.-1-16.3 411C 5/14/12 Denied
1622 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1001-7.-1-16.4 411C 5/14/12 Denied
1623 of Managers
Pipes Cove Condominium Board1001-7.-1-16.5 411C 5/14/12 Denied
1624 of Managers
1625 PJH RealtyCorp 1000-13.-2-7.14120 5/9/12 Denied
1626 PJH RealtyCorp 1000-13.-2-7.13311 5/9/12 Denied
1627 PJH RealtyCorp 1000-13.-2-7.12129 5/9/12 Denied
1628 Pod Padners Inc.& Attn:Albed GO 1001-4.-10-30 481 5/3/12 Denied
1629 Premium Wine Holdings, LLC 1000-121.-6-1 152 5/3/12 Denied
1630 Quad Enterprises, LLC 1000-55.-5-17 105 5/14/12 Denied
~_631RaphaeIVineyards, lnc. 1000-85.-3-11.2129 5/14/12 Denied
1632 Raphael Vineyards, Inc. 1000-85.-3-11.5152 5/14/12 Denied
1633 RHX Corp. 1000-96.-2-7 120 5/14/12 Denied
1634 Rob Roy Realty Corp. 1000-143.-3-3 421 5/10/12 Denied
1635 Romanelli Realty 1000-60.-1-6 411 5/14/12 Denied
1636 Romanelli Realty, Inc, 1000-97.-3-3.1 449 5/14/12 Denied
1637 Romanelli, Ludivoica 1000-128.-6-9.1311 5/14/12 Denied
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1638 Russell Weiss 1000-100-2-5.4 473 5/14/12 Denied
1639 Russell Weiss 1000-100-2-5.5 129 5/14/t2 Denied
1640 Samolewski, Robert 1000-101.-1-19.1 t20 Denied
1641 Santora, Joseph & Rizzo Joann 1000-55.-5-11 484 5/3/12 Denied
1642 Sara§as, Michael 1000-55.-2-7 130 5/3/12 Denied
1643 Schenone, William & Marie 1000-140.-3-3.1484 5/3/12 Denied
1644 Schroder, LeeC 1001-3.1-1-17 411C 5/10/12 Denied
1645 Serota Cutchogue, LLC 1000-97.-5-12 452 5/11/12 Denied
1646 Silver Sands Motel, lnc. 1000-45.-6-1 311 5/14/12 Denied
1647 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-45.-6-2 464 5/14/12 Denied
1648 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-45.-6-8 323 5/14/12 Denied
1649 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-47.-2-1 311 5/14/12 Denied
1650 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-47.-2-8 311 5/14/12 Denied
1651 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-47.-2-9 415 5/14/12 Denied
1652 Silver Sands Motel, lnc. 1000-47.-2-11 415 5/14/12 Denied
1653 Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-47.-2-13 415 5/14/12 Denied
3.654Silver Sands Motel, Inc. 1000-47.-2-14 417 5/14/12 Denied
3.655Southold Prof Offices, LLC 1000-61.-2-7.3 465 5/3/12 Denied
Stankevich, George C & Margaret 1000-61.-1-3.1 483 5/3/12 Denied
3.656A
Sterling Commons at Greenport, 1001.-6.-2-23.5452 5/9/12 Denied
1657 LLC
3.658Stocken Development, LLC 1000-63.-3-8 482 5/11/12 Denied
3_659Strongs Marine, Inc. 1000-122.-9-6.2570 5/14/12 Denied
Suffolk Bancorp, & Suffolk County 1000-97.-5-12 452 5/4/12 Denied
1660 National Bank
Suffolk Bankcorp & Suffolk County 1000-143.-3-4.2462 5/4/12 Denied
1661 National Bank
1662 Sylport 47 LLC 1001-5.-4-19 484 5/3/12 Denied
1663 TheoAssociates, LLC 1001-4.-7-21 481 5/14/12 Denied
1664 Tonyes Realty Corp 1000-61.-4-23 432 5/3/12 Denied
1665 Townsend Manor Inn, Inc. 1001-2.-3-9 415 5/4/12 Denied
1666 Townsend Manorlnn, Inc. 1001-2.-3-10 414 5/4/12 Denied
3.667Turturm, Joan &Leshaw, Howard 1000-18.-6-10 418 5/3/12 Denied
3.668Tyree, Tamara J, Tyree & ORS1000-116.-1-8.1311 5/14/12 Denied
3.669U Store It, LP 1000-63.-1-10 484 5/4/12 Denied
3.670United States Postal Service1000-102.-5-2 484 5/14/12 Denied
3.673. United States Postal Service1000-140.-3-42.3 485 5/14/12 Denied
1672 United States Postal Service1000-25.-1-18 481 5/14/12 Denied
1673 Univ Specs Inc & Attn: Aldo 1001-5.-4-17 481 5/3/12 Denied
3.674VanduzerAppliance Co. Inc 1000-55.-2-24.4442 5/3/12 Denied
3.675Vitale, John 1001-5.-4-33.1 481 5/14/12 Denied
1676 W E J Associates, LTD 1000-143.-3-34.2 480 5/3/12 Denied
3.677Watson, May 1001-2:5-29 411 5/3/12 Denied
3.678Westview Holdings, LLC 1000-59.-3-32.1431 5/4/12 Denied
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1679 Wickham J. Parker 1000-123.-1-2.2844 5/3/12 Denied
168o WMS Realty, Inc. 1000-97.-5-4.7 452 5/14/12 Denied
]_68]_ Wolff, Kathleen M. 1001-5.-4-29 481 5/10/12 Denied
1682 Woodhaven Manor Realty 1000-95.-1-7.2 120W 5/14/12 Denied
1683 Woodhaven Manor Realty 1000-95.-1-8.3 120W 5/14/12 Denied
1684 Pindar Vineyards, LLC 1000-108.-4-1.1120 5/14/12 Denied
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NAME
1 Amper, Julie & Lee, Joseph
2 Eidler, Alan & Sharon
3 Picente, Keith & chris[in~
4 Monaghan, Richard
5 Kayton, Frances
6 Murtaugh, Maryanne
7 Volinksi, Darryl & Christina
8 Thomas, Marta& Ruroede, Elisa
9 Samolewski, Robed & Rita
10 Samolewski, Robert
11 Clark, Daniel & Margot
12 Ireland, Randers
13 McDonald, Margaret
114 Sucich, George & Kathleen
15 Stepnoski, Lynn (Mapes)& McCOy, Jeann
16 Grossman, Bruce & Sharyn
; 17 Goebel, Steven
' 18 Feger, Robert & Taylor, Teresa
19 Johnson, Martha
20 Mysliborski, Paul & Gabby
,21 Brown, Anthony
22 Alvarez, Miguel
23 Fiedler, Mary
;24 King, Gregory
25 Kaminskey, Robed & Keri
26 Schiavoni C Asset Man9 Tr
27 Schiavoni, Carmela
28 Henze, Geraldine
29 Rosa, Jeffrey
30 Aloi, Frank
31 Tuthill, Elmer & Beatrice
32 Walton, Frances
33 Santalone, Edward
34 Solomon, Michael & Lorene
35 Alvarez, Enrique
36 Alvarez, Miguel
37 Oliver, Scott
38 Grissino, Victor
39 Quist, Gary & Elsie
40 Laub, Robert
41 Alvarez, M
42 Cavagnaro, Carole Monsell
43 Cooper, Jeanne
44 Rowsom, Peter
45 McCarthy, Laura
46 Zimardo, Alexandra & Robert
47 Hasco~, Christine
!48 Weinstein, Helen & Alan
:49 Strife, Peter & Annabel
50 Coleman, Suzanne
51 Scott, Martin & Mary
SCTM# Code Date Submitted
1000-1~6.:4-i4 210 5/15/12
1000-106.-12-3.1 210 5/14/12
: 1000-107.-4-2.5
1000-123.-6-11.1
1000-104.-2-21
1000-54.-9-13
1001-2-1-10.3
1001-2-2-10.1
1001-2-2-35
1001-2-2-35
1001-2-2-44
1001-2-6-35
1001-2-6-50
1001-3-3-16
1001-3-3-24
i001-3-4-18.3
1001-3-4-26.3
1001-3-4-31.2
1001-3-5-1.1
210 5/15/12
210 ;4/30/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/15/12
210 !5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
260 5/3/12
260 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
220 5/3/12
210 5/10/i2
210 5/3/12
1001-4-i~25 210 5/3/12
1001-4-3-4 210 5/3/12
: 1001-4-4-2 210 5i10/12
i00iL4~4-18 210 5/14/12
1001-4-4-11.1 210 5/3/12
1001~4-6-9 210 5/3/12
1001-4-6-19.2 210 5/3/12
1001-4-6-19.3 2i0 5/3/12
1001-4-6-24.2 210 5/3/12
1001-4-6-37 220 5/4/12
1001-4-8-13 210 5/3/12
1001-4-8-i8.2 220 5/3/12
1001-5-2-8 210 5/3/12
100%5-2-15 210 5/10/12
1001-5-3-2 210 5/3/12
1001-6-3-7 210 5/10/12
1001-6-3-13 210 5/10/12
1001-6-3-17 210 5/14/12
1001-6-4-11 210 5/14/12
1001-6-4-12 220 5/3/12
1001-6-5-5 210 5/3/12
1001-6-5-11 210 5/10/12
1001-6-6-13 210 5/3/12
1001-7-3-9 210 5/3/12
1001-7-3-10 210 5/3/12
1001-7-3-19.3 210 5/3/12
1001-7-4-2.1 210 5/3/12
1001-7-4-11 210 5/3/12
lO01L~L4-21 210 5/3/12
1000Li22-i2 210 5/3/12
1000-9-2-15 210 5/10/12
1000-9-10-12 210 ;5/i4-/12
Result
Denied
Denied
9700-8900
Denied
5000-4700
Denied
'Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
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Denied
Denied
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Denied
iDenied
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Constantino, Carmela & Ralph
Berman, Alvin & Buchbinder-Berman EL
Schaefer, Michael
' Constantino, Joann
Ryall, William Jr & Bergdoll, Barry
Terry Mulford House Inc
Hamilton, William
D~coni~i~e; Vincent & Rosellen
Crokos, John & Joanne
Krieb, Ronald
McPike, Kevin
Gaska, Robed Jr & Patricia
Davanelos, Taxiarhis & Marie
Duffe, James & Dolan, Patricia
Johnson, Diane & Peabody, Carolyn
Schnoor, Robed & Marie
Planzos, Sotirios & Mary
Pizzirusso, Joseph
Mcquade, George & Margaret
.Selwyn, Michael & Marianne
Bournas, John & Marina
Claxton, Geoffrey & Claudia
Boccio, Jennifer
Lindeman, Herman Jr & Irene
Calderone, Andrew & Mary
Jett, Joseph
Jett, Joseph
Yudelson, Bruce
Owen, Elizabeth
The Sergentakis Family Trust % John
Kopack, Steven & Elsie
Maciura, Stephen Jr
Malloy, Christopher
Robinson, Janice
Cuozzo, Joseph A
Aroniadis, Nick
Svrcek, James
Arnold, William
Dulgerian, Albert & Lisa
Greene, Beverley
Auletta, Irene
Gemmel, Charlotte & Sanders Maureen
Gualtieri, Joanne
Boyle, John & McNamee, Aideen
Spinello, Anthony
Papantonio, Edmond & Beatrice
Mastrangelo, Philip & Holly
Pignato, Josephine & Regina, Maria
Baker, Charles & Laura
Moraitis, Emanuel & Vasilia
Andreou, Madeline
Angelson, Perry &Melina
1000-13-1-8 210 5/3/12
1000-13-2-8.16 210 5/3/12
~1000~i 3-2-8~24 ~'10 i~10/12
i000-13L3-5.1 210 !5/3/12
1000-13-3-5.2 210 5/3/12
1000-14-2-1.2 210 : 5/3/12
1000-14-2-3.6
1000-14-2-3.10
1000-14-2-3,11
i 000214-2L3126
1000-14-2-3.~7
1000-14-2-3.33
1000-i 5-1-24
1000-15-2-9
1000-15-2-11
1000-15-3-5
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10ii 2
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
1000-15-3-14 210 5/14/12
1000-15-3-22 210 5/10/12
1000-15-3-26
1000'i '3'27
1000-i5-3-28
1000-15-3-32
1000-15-5-24.3
10oo-15-5-24. lO
1000-15-5-24.27
1000-15-5-24.30
100o-15-5-24.30
1000-15-6-2
1000-15-6-5
100o-15-6-21
1000-15-7-15
1000-15-7-16
100o-15-8-17
100o-15-8-27
1000-15-9-1.3
100o-15-9-1.6
100o-15-9-1.8
100o-15-9-1.10
i000-i5-9:i
1000-17-1-8
i 000-17-2:1.2
1000-17-4-19
1000-17-4-25.2
1000-18-2-31.1
1000-18-2-37.4
1000-18-5-9.1
1000-18-6-24.2
1000-18-6-24.3
1000-19-1-14.5
1000-21-1-7
1000-21-1-8
1000-21-1-12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 15/3/12
2i0 5~3~'i ~
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5i3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/11/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/i2
210 5~10/12
210 5110112
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5115112
210 5/9/12
260 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 15/3/12
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Deni~
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
104 Tsavaris, Irene
105 Vasilantonakis, Eve & John
106 Megdanis, George &Angela
107 Gerosa, Arielle & William
108 Weile, Victoria
109 Teperman, Lewis & Helaine
110 ~Bulis, Maria & Gerosa, Margaret
111 G R Gambone Rev Trust
112 Horing, Alvin & Barbara
113 Nicolelis, Peter
114 Bouklas, Helen
115 Moraitis, Emanuel & Vasilia
116 Trefcer, Lawrence
117 Vandernoth, Joseph III & Rhona
118 iOrito, Frank
119 Pyrovolakis, Odysseas & Argie
i20 Caravanos, Emmanuel & Barbara
121 Mitchell, Katy
122 Marjan Tabibzadeh
123 Schott, Stephen & Barbara
124 Tully, Shawn
125 Cotrone, Don
126 Seremetis, Stephanie & Campbell M
127 Politis, Nickolaos & Garramone Anna
128 Pittas, Demo & Eleftherios
129 Dire, Lucia
130 Harte, Ellen
131 Schiller, Edward & Dianna
132 Volandes,,John & Marcella
133 Copertino, John & Inge
134 Duggan, James & Blanche
135 Voumvourakis Themistoklis & Pelagia
136 Bolletino, Anthony
137 Ioannau, Athas & Angel
138 Tenedios, Steve & Olga
139 Profeta, Janet
140 Treiber, Peter
141 Vancleef, Mina
142 Mould Jesse A Revoc Trust
143 Hughes, Eleanor K
144 Mellas, James
145 Medovoy, Naum
146 Brogan, Kevin & Patricia
147 Bischoff, Norah & Winsch, Jane
148 McCaffrey, Brian & Carol
149 Lechmanski, James & Helen
150 DiLorenzo, Dominick
151 Davis, Anne Taylor
152 Lauber, Joel
153 :Norton, Erin
154 Santora, Joseph & Joanne
155 Murtha, Richard
1000-21-1-15
1000-21-1-17
1000-21-1-18
1000-21-2-5.1
1000-21-2-11
1000-21-2-16
1000-21-3-5
1000-21-3-23
1000-21-3-28
1000-21-4-6
1000-21-5-2
1000-21-5-9
1000-21-6-3
1000-22-1-9
1000-22-2-18
1000-22-2-19
1000-22-2-24
1000-22-2-32
1000-22-2-38
1000-22-2-44
1000-22-3-1
1000-22-3-7
1000-22-3-8.2
1000-22-4-6
1000-22-4-7
1000-22-4-13
1000-22-4-19
1000-22-5-6
1000-22-5-10
1000-22-5-13
1000-22-5-14
1000-22-5-31
1000-23-1-14.6
1000-23-1-14.7
1000-23-1-14.10
1000-23-1-14.13
1000-24-1-1
1000-24-1-9
1000-25-1-8.2
1000-25-2-7.1
1000-25-5-3
1000-26-1-10.1
1000-26-1-21
1000-26-1-28
1000-26-2-43.10
1000-26-2-45
1000-27-1-10.2
1000-27-3-3.6
1000-27-3-3.13
1000-30-2-8
1000-30-2-9
1000-30-2-11
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 '5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 ~5/10/12
210 ~5/14/12
210 i5/3/12
250 !5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210:5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
230 5/14/12
210 5/3/i2
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
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Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
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Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
156 Dooley, John & Maria
157 Pasini, Susan
158 Aragaki, Tsunehide & Lila
159 Markowski, Thomas & Elizabeth
160 Meyer, Kenneth & Caryl
161 Vivona, Anthony & Catherine
162 Tsavaris, Susan
163 Kasomenakis, Steve & Vicki
164 1610 The Strand Corp
165 Mihalios, Nick
166 Makris, Demetra
167 Millenoi, Louise
168 Vallas, Theodore & Helen
169 Philippou, Harry & Irene
170 Clayton, William & Barbara Anderso
171 Brountzas, Peter & Demi
172 Tsoungos, Athanasios
173 Tsoungos, Athanasios
174 Coffeyl Tim°thy
175 Geatrakis, Giuseppe
176 Fronimakis, Nick & Anastasia
'177 Pedersen, Robert
178 Ross, Rosa
179 Hempel, William III & Martha
180 Rogers, Jon& Jacqueline Trustees
161 Vastardis, Evangelia
182 Fleck, Joan Mc C
183 Robalina, Douglas & Diane
184 Chernushka, Joseph & Joanne
185 Forte, Edward 8, Catherine
186 Antoniadis, Sofia & Xefos, Maria
187 Maiorana, Chris
188 Clayton, William & Barbara Anders
189 Kamrowski, Susan
190 Kamrowski, Susan
191 Lombardo, Raymond
192 Michelsen, Valerie
193 Palumbo, Frank
194 Palumbo, Frank & Louise
195 Loukatos, Vaseles & Catherine
196 Sadik, Halit Living Trust
197 Papagiannakis, Demetrios
198 Manos, Arlene 8, Peter
199 Learned, Gary & McKennell, Panielle
200 Harbich, Alfred & Lottie
201 Christofer, Nicholas & Peter
202 Wojtas, Andrew & Evertz, Gariele
203 Platis, Andrew & Kellie
204 Schoenstein, Joseph
205 Stamas, Theodore & Irene
206 Borrelli, Joseph & Frances
207 Athanasenas, Sam
1000-30-2-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-17 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-30-2-24 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-28 210 5/3/12 Deniea
1000-30-2-30 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-30-2-41 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-53 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-30-2-62 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-64 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-74 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-30-2-81 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-30-2-120 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-3%2-6.1 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-31-2-7 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-2-30 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-31-3-1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-3-6 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-31-3-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-3-11,13 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-3-12 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-4-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-4-12 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-6-29.1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-7-13 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-8-4 210 5/3/12 6400-5700
1000-31-8-6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-8-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-9-21.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-10-15 250 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-12-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-14-7 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-14-13 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-14-15 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-31-16-4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-31-16-4 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-31-17-11 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-31-18-18 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-33-1-7 210 5/10/12 Deniea
1000-33-1-7 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-33-1-12 210 5/3/12 Deniea
1000-33-1-16 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-1-17 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-1-18 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-2-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-2-18 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-2-21 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-33-2-35 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-2-38 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-2-43 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-3-1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-33-3-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-33-3-12 210 5/10/12 Denied
208 Gavras, Manuel & Irene
209 Vessa, Richard
210 Timoni, Paolo & Klm Kyung
211 Lettieri, Bernice
212 Goodman, Steven & Susan
213 Dominick, Stephen
214 Dominick, Stephen
215 Karagiorgis, Nicholas & Maria
216 Stratakis, Christ & Mary
217 Singas, Effie
218 Apostolou, Theo & Madeline
219 Raptis, Vassilios
220 Papas, Marika
221 Rhinow, Bill
222 Figetakis, George & Katherine
223 Moustopoulos, Christos
224 Batsides, Arthur
225 Batsedis, Spiro
226 Rauseo, Ourania
227 Martorana, Vincent & Jane
228 Mellas, Paul & Dorothy
229 Butterfield, Chris & Stacey
230 L0ngo, James & Charlotte
231 Vassiliou, Spyros & Areti
232 Patane, Santo
233 Nowaski, John & Joann
234 Hassper, Carl
235 Sanders, Charles
236 Riehle, Jurgen & Perman, Margot
237 Bauer, David
238 Huggins, Gladys
239 Lanfray, Nestor & Susan
240 Turett, Wayne & Leighton, Jessica
241 Lovito, Andrew
242 Montes Deoca, Anna & Verticchio Al
243 Montes Deoca, Anna
244 Kukacka, Theresa
245 Manwaring, Wayde & Brianne
246 Verity, Eileen
247 Carlson, Lynne
248 Abadiotakis Russos
249 Fragola, Donna
250 Jones, Alexandra
251 Passudetti, Donald & Elizabeth
252 Gambino, Girolamo
253 Snyder, Charles
254 Idiart, Marcel
255 Giannaris, John &Anna
256 Ruroede, Bart & Christine
257 Santaniello, Sandra
258 Israel, Lisa
259 Ahearn, John
1000-33-3-14
1000-33-3-19.10
1000-33-3-19.14
1000-33-3-19.16
1000-33-3-27
1000-33-3-28
1000-33-3-28
1000-33-3-35
1000-33-4-5
1000-33-4-8
1000-33-4-8
1000-33-4-10
1000-33-4-12
1000-33-4-19
1000-33-4-21
1000-33-4-23
1000-33-4-27
1000-33-4-28
1000-33-4-30
1000-33-4-32
1000-33-4-53
1000-33-4-61
1000-33-4-62
1000-33-4-82
1000-33-5-6
1000-33-6-4
1000-33-6-6
1000-34-2-15
1000-34-2-20
1000-34-3-26
1000-34-3-32
1000-34-4-2
1 OO0-34-4-9
1000-34-5-14
1000-34-5-20
1000-34-5-20
1000-35-1-4.3
1000-35-1-4.4
1000-35-1-11
1000-35-1-17
1000-35-2-4
1000-35-4-8
1000-35-4-13
1000-35-4-14
1000-35-4-28.12
1000-35-4-28.24
1000-35-5-5.2
1000-35-5-5.4
1000-35-5-6
1000-35-5-9
1000-35-5-11
1000-35-5-13
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
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210
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210
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210
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5/10/12
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5/10/12
5/15/12
5/1 O/12
5/1 O/12
5/14/12
5/15/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
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5/3/12
5/10/12
5/1 O/12
5/3/12
5/10/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
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5/10/12
5/3/12
5/10/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/4/12
5/3/12
5/10/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/14/12
5/14/12
5/3/12
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Boukas, Afrodite
685 Dawn Dr Realty LLC
Cadeddu, Silvana
Stocker, Ralph 8, Lu¢ille
Claps, Vincent
Sueiro, Michael & Jane
Rerisi, Gall & Victor
Sage, James & Beverly
Vardaro, Pasquale & Sandra
Haslbauer, John
Kings and Alphas LLC
Israel, Lisa & Richard
Cooper, Robert
McEIroy, Kevin 8, Anne
Giannaris, Anna & John
McDonald, Kenneth & Paulette
Brady, John & Emily
Alfonso, Fernando & Stacey
Maher, Louise
Santangelo, Michael & Catherine
Grzesik, Maria
Holuka, Arthur & Patti
Lyman, Keith & Eleanor
Diblasi, Judith & Dick
Cope, James
Cassaro, David & Mary Jane
Sanacroce, Thomas & Marian
Lefkowitz, Jay & Christina
Grech, Thomas
Jacobs, Mary
Malley, John & Valerie
Napolitano, Anthony & Susan
Taylor, Kimberly & Donna
Mysliborski, Marjorie
Pafitis, Andrew & Katy
Costalos, Michael
Toivonen, Thomas & Mildred
Sgarlato, Santa
Cromack, Charles & Genevieve
Pearce, Edward
Mangels, Rosalie & O'Grady, Lynda
Dixon, Robert
Goldsmith, Richard & Judith
Foley, Michael & Nancy
Garcia, Josefina & Miguel
Oleary, Lucy
Sponza, Frank & Amie
Mydon Resorts Inc & CIO Myron W Go
Hanly, Patrick & Elizabeth
Hatzis, Denise
Schlaefer, Douglas & Maryan
Mazzaferro, Nicholas
1000-35-5-14
1000-35-5-17
1000-35-5-23
1000-35-5-28
1000-35-5-33
1000-35-5-36
1000-35-5-37
1000-35-6-9
1000-35-6-10
1000-35-6-14
1000-35-6-26
1000-35-6-27
1000-35-6-29
1000-35-8-1.4
1000-35-8-2.1
1000-35-8-5.6
1000-35-8-5.7
1000-35-8-5.23
1000-35-8-5.24
1000-36-2-17
1000-36-2-21
1000-37-1-9
1000-37-3-21.1
1000-37-4-1
1000-37-5-22
1000-37-7-10.2
1000-38-1~1.2
1000-38-1-1.7
1000-38-1-16
1000-38-2-10
1000-38-2-14
1000-38-2-33
1000-38-2-35
1000-38-3-10
1000-38-3-22
1000-38-3-26
1000-38-4-18
1000-38-4-21
1000-38-5-1
1000-38-5-2
1000-38-6-1
1000-38-6-6
1000-38-7-10.3
1000-40-1-9
1000-40-2-9
1000-40-3-3.2
1000-40-3-3.4
1000-40-3-6.1
1000-40-5-1.11
1000-40-5-1.29
1000-40-5-1.34
1000-40.1-1-6
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210 5/3/12
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210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
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312 Toivonen, Thomas & Mildred
313 Marinese, Richard
314 Rivas, Leonardo
315 Sage, Michael
316 Koolik, Souna
317 Holevas, George
318 Dourmas, Constantinos
319 Dwyer, John & Anne
320 Peluso, Anthony & Wilemina
321 Geroulanos, Vickie 8, Bob
322 Androus, Elise & Anastos, Chris
323 Androus, Elise
324 Candan, Hirant
325 Lois, William & Bina
326 Bashian, Harry & Haykuhi
327 Arslanyan, Onnik & Araksi
328 Levin Family Limited Partnership
329 Greenport Group LLc
330 Clemenz, Arthur 8, Patricia
331 Silver Sands Motel Inc
332 Silver Sands Motel Inc
333 635 Wiggins St LLC & c/o Roy Schoen
333A Clark, Timothy
334 Mims, Francis
335 Alvarez, Enrique
336 Corwin, Everett & Melissa
337 Boody, Margaret
338 Leghart, Francis & Gall
339 Petrie, Jane
340 Papadopoulos, Minas & Hrisi
341 Tsongas, Linda & Gus
342 Rigas, Angelo
343 Andrejack, Joseph & Suzanne
344 Yatrakis, George & Maria
345 Lancey, Paul & Nanette
346 Ingarra, Frank & Carmela
347 Koch, George
348 Turcic, Anton& Ann
349 Konstantaras, Konstantinos & Katy
350 Andriotis, Nick
351 Andriotis, Anna& Nick
352 Cassidy, Lorraine
353 Sawicki, Joseph & Connie
354 Toga, Linda
355 Conlan, Kevin & Daniel
356 Santis, George & Mary
357 Dursunian, Arto & Diane
358 Kligian, Ara
359 Muscheid, Jeannette
360 Corazzini, Paul III & Ruthanne
361 McEvily, Charles & Stephanie
362 Mulligan, Jean
1000-40.1-1-46
1000-40.1-1-56
1000-41-2-8
1000-42-1-26.1
1000-43-3-10
1000-43-4-3
1000-43-4-6
1000-43-4-27
1000-43-4-37
1000-43-4-44
1000-43-5-1
1000-43-5-1
1000-44-1-18
1000-44-2-8
1000-44-2-15
1000-44-2-17
1000-44-4-5.1
1000-45-2-10.5
1000-47-2-4
1000-47-2-12
1000-47-2-15
1000-48-1-22
1000-48-2-9.1
1000-48-2-17
1000-48-2-38
1000-48-3-22
1000-50-1-9
1000-50-2-12
1000-50-2-14
1000-50-3-11.1
1000-50-3-21
1000-50-4-2.4
1000-50-6-5.9
1000-51 - 1 - 14
1000-51-1-22.1
1000-51-3-2.6
1000-51-3-2.15
1000-51-3-3.3
1000-51-3-3.5
1000-51-3-14
1000-51-3-14
1000-51-6-6
1000-51-6-14.1
1000-51-6-40
1000-52-2-2
1000-52-2-38
1000-52-3-16
1000-52-3-25
1000-52-3-33
1000-52-4-1.2
1000-52-5-6
1000-52-5-15
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 ;5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/14/12
220 5/4/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
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280 5/11/12
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363 Gauger, Stephen
364 Rauch, Betty
365 Brasca, John & Genene
366 Anderson, Bruce & Susan
367 C0stas, Minnie
368 Holley, Robert & Barbara
369 cerreta, Kenneth
370 Hahn, Arthur W III
371 Jagel, Elinor
372 Jagel, Elinor & Christopher
373 Jagel, Elinor
374 Bondarchuk, Marie Ellen
375 Clay, Barbara Ann
376 Brittman, Seymour & Adelaide
377 Matteini, Stephen & Linda
378 Hovey, Robert & Patricia
379 Hoyle, Ted & Rodriguez, Raymond
380 Casey, Robert & Betty
381 'Woodall, William
382 Zias, Philip & Niki
383 Aretkis, Emmanuel
384 Skeggs, Howard
385 Rosenberg, Robert A
386 Nobile, John & Susan
387 Jerome, Daniel & Lisa
388 Schwab, Steven & Finnigan, Helen
389 Machado, Dean & Chiho
390 Karbiner, Ewald & Tomitz, Joseph
391 Varvitsiotes, Orestes & Evelyn
392 Vazques, Donald
393 Georgiopoulos, Constantine
394 Schroeder, Diane
395 Stuckart, Paul & Kathleen
396 Garges, Patricia & Donner, Shirley
397 O'Brien, Catherine
398 Fickeissen, Albert & Marion
399 Donopria, Corinne
400 Hennessey, Walter & Fontana Marianne
401 Home, Michael
402 Hamilton, Alfred & Eleanor
403 Ritondo, Thomas & Cathy
404 Price, William Jr & Anderson, Susan
405 Day, Robert & Claire
406 Kapustka, Stephen
407 Berglund, Judith & Wszolek, Elyssa
408 Pfluger, Robert & Susan
409 Guiry, Robert & Stella
410 Drumm, Michael
411 Danzer, Meinrad & Karen
412 Dolney, Kenneth
413 Tyrer, Gordon & Diane
414 Sorensen, Mark
1000-52-5-42 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-52-7-1.1 250 5/10/12 Denied
1000-52-8-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-52-8-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-1-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-3-13.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-15 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-29 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-29 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-29 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-53-4-44.32 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-4-44.33 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-53-5-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-53-6-19 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-1-20 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-2-2.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-2-2.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-54-2-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-2-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-3-7.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-3-10 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-54-3~14.4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-54-3-14.9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-3-18 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-3~26.7 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-54-3-26.8 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-54-4-33 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-4-36 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-5-1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-54-5-9.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-6-4.3 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-54-6-4.5 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-7-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-7-5 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-54-7-14 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-55-1-1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-2-1.4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-2-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-2-25.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-3-14 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-3-30 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-4-23.3 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-55-4-28 210 5/3/12 6100-5300
1000-55-5-5 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-55-6-4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-55-6-6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-6-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-6-15.16 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-6-15.20 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-6-15.26 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-55-6-15.38 210 5/3/12 Denied
415 Damiano, Aide
416 Mohamed, Medhat & O'Connor, Caroline
417 Jones, Alexandra
418 Russell, Mahlon & Klm
419 Russell, Dean & Anna
420 Sferlazza, Joseph & Lorraine
421 Fioretta, Anthony & Donna
422 Norton, Angela
423 Williams, Jeffrey
424 Bacchia, Aide
425 Blaskovic, Nevio & Olga
426 Wilson, Michael & Gillian
427 Northrup, Donna
428 Alberto, Donald
429 Spinella, Glenn & Geralyn
430 Mulholland, Susan
431 Naglieri, Patrick & McConnell Margar
432 Polla, Stephen
433 McCartYl Gi~nn
434 Polla, Stephen
435 Manno, Guisseppe & catherin~
436 Arguelles, Carmen
437 Heinisch, Madeleine
438 Fulfrost, Sharon
439 Braslow, Robert
440 Braslow, Reber N
441 Manes, James & Stella
442 Richter, Kenneth & Arline
443 Seifert, William & Rose
444 Palillo, Frank & Diane
445 Palillo, Diane
446 Ribaudo, Salvatore
447 Coritsidis, George
448 Ovsianik, Allen
449 Hogan, John & Patricia
450 Coscetta, Thomas & Susan
451 Brock, Margaret
452 Purich, Kay & David
453 Romanelli Realty Inc
454 Distasi, Samuel & Isabelle
455 Belich, Steven & Valerie
456 Hansen, William & Anne
457 Schelin, Roy Jr & Jeanne
458 Welz, Jane
459 Tomasic, Eugen
460 Cohen, Albert & Rita
461 Gratton, Thomas
462 Tomashevski, Henry
463 Clay, Barbara Ann
464 Terry, Elizabeth c/o Barbara
465 Radich, Joseph
466 Lingo, O D & Eleanor
1000-55-6-15.42
1000-55-6-38
1 ooo-55 7-3
i000-55-7-5
1000-56-i -2.5
1000-56-1-2.9
1000-56-1-2.17
1000-56-1-11.2
1000-56-2-3
1000-56-5-3
1000-56-5-29
1000-57-1-6
1000-57-1-20
1000-57-1-22
1000-57-2-4.1
1000-57-2-24
1000-59-2-5
i000-59-2-19
1000-59-2-24.1
i 000-59-2-25
1000-59-3-16.2
1000-59-3-16~3
1000-59-3-22.4
1000-59-3-34
1000-59-4-5.13
1000-59-4-5.13
1000-59-5-2.4
1000-59-5-19
1000-59-6-3
1000-59-6-5.1
1000-59-6-5.1
1000-59-7-9
1000-59-7-14
1000-59-7-29.4
1000-59-7-31.1
1000-59-9-5
1000-59-9-26.12
1000-59-10-11
1000-61-1-24
1000-61-4-40
1000-62-3-10.2
1000-62-3-33
1000-62-3-34
1000-63-1-14
1000-63-3-14
1000-63-3-15
1000-63-5-4
1000-63-5-5
1000-63-5-14
1000-63-5-15
1000-63-5-21
1000-63-5-23
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/14/12
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210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/11/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/3/12
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210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/15/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
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210 5/14/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
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467 Romanelli Brothers LLC
468 Vene, Christopher
469 Klos, Robert & Barbara
470 Charles, Barry
471 Sullivan, Daniel
472 Pettit, Robert & Anne
473 Quist, Gary & Else Marie
474 Rothweii, Richard & Suzanne
475 Smith, Justin & Susan
476 Pantino, Albert & Barbara
477 Kuhl, Charlene
478 Conklin, Michael & Patrice
479 Neville, John & Veronica
480 Marschear, Marilyn
481 Scho0ff, Rolf & Adrienne
482 Dinoto, John & Jeanmarie
483 Goldsmith, Elizabeth
484 Fahey, Joanne
465 Crenshaw, Dorothy
486 Galeotafiore, Durante & Anna
487 Galeotafiore, Durante
488 Sileo, Donald
489 Josinsky, Charles & Concetta
490 Hafer, Jeffrey & Carol
491 Rizzi, Richard & Antoinette
492 Leavitt, Joan
493 Thompson, Charles & Alicia
494 Bartos, Jeanne & Michael
495 Bennett Family Trust
496 Hull, Zina
497 Dunne, Edward & Donna
498 Boivin, Jonathan & Susan
499 Hardy, Carol
500 Schelin, Scott
501 Sepenoski, John Jr
502 Arminio. Marlo & Linda
503 Connell, Allan & Theresa
504 Rossi, Ronald
505 Zeneski, Paul & Linda
506 McDowell, Kathleen
507 McDowell, Kathleen
508 Planz, Josephine & Robert
509 Maretic, Ive& Maria
510 Rubin, Lawrence & Virginia
511 Kroepel, Robert & Dale
512 Lekich, Elsi
513 Innamorato, Michael
514 Chaudhary, Nighat
515 Koke, Michael & Jennifer
516 Horan, Mary Ann E
517 Hufe, Ellen
518 Wexler, Donna
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1000-63-7-3 210 5/15/12
1000-63-7-4 210 5/3/12
1000-63-7-14 210 5/10/12
1000-63-7-17.2 210 5/14/12
1000-64-1-26 210 5/14/12
1000-64-1-32 210 5/3/12
1000-64-2-9 210 5/14/12
1000-64-2-15 210 5/3/12
1000-64-2-23 210 5/3/12
1000-64-2-36 210 5/3/12
1000-64-2-50 210 5/14/12
1000-64-3-6 210 5/3/12
1000-64-4-11 210 5/10/12
1000-64-4-12.2 210 5/3/12
1000-64-4-14.3 210 5/14/12
1000-64-4-22 210 5/10/12
1000-64-5-8 210 5/10/12
1000-64-5-21 210 5/10/12
1000-64-5-31 210 5/3/12
1000-64-5-31 210 5/15/12
1000-65-1-11 210 5/3/12
1000-65-1-15 210 5/3/12
1000-66-2-30 210 5/14/12
1000-66-3-12 210 5/10/12
1000-67-4-7 210 5/3/12
1000-67-4-21.2 210 5/3/12
1000-67-7-14 210 5/14/12
1000-68-1-10 210 5/4/12
1000-68-4-4 210 5/15/12
1000-69-3-14 210 5/10/12
1000-69-3-24.5 210 5/3/12
1000-69-3-24.7 210 5/14/12
1000-69-3-24.12 210 5/3/12
1000-69-4-9.2 210 5/3/12
1000-69-6-2 210 5/10/12
1000-69-6-10 210 5/3/12
1000-70-1-1 210 5/3/12
1000-70-1-6.3 210 5/3/12
1000-70-2-1 220 5/10/12
1000-70-2-1 220 5/10/12
1000-70-2-5 210 5/3/12
1000-70-2-19.11 210 5/3/12
1000-70-2-26.2 210 5/3/12
1000-70-2-27.1 210 5/3/12
1000-70-3-11 210 5/3/12
1000-70-3-22.3 210 5/3/12
1000-70-3-22.5 210 5/3/12
1000-70-3-22.8 210 5/14/12
1000-70-4-8 210 5/3/12
1000-70-4-9 210 5/10/12
1000-70-4-23 210 5/3/12
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519 Mladen Bay
520 Dais, Katherine
521 Kramer, ,J~hn & Valerie
522 Anderson, Lois
523 Dolan, Thomas
524 Sideris, Laurence
525 Smith, Thomas & Jennifer
526 Jungblut, Jan & Charlotte
527 Bain, ,Alan & Miller, Linda
528 Hyatt, Lynn
529 McKinley, Peter & Rosemary
530 McKeon, Peter
531 Sommo, Donna & William
532 Rogers, Helen A
533 Park, William Jr & Theresa
534 ,Lonic, Ljubica & Ante
535 Stepnowski, Joseph & Barbara
536 Faro, Frederick & Mary Ann
537 Kumbatovic, Nickica & Radich, Mary
538 Gros, Alfred & Christine
539 Quist, Gary & Else
540 Sobel, Marilyn & Robed
541 Schoenbaechler, Charles & Florence
542 Radovic, Ratko & Angela
543 D & D Brody LLC
544 Flinn, Betsy
545 McMahan, Marlene
546 Ciampa, Therese
547 Malone, Jeanne
548 Gold, Jack
549 Gallagher, Kevin & Dorothy
550 Gundersen, James & Emily
551 Forquer, Rush
552 Ponzo, Robed
553 Lindemann, Bruce & Louise
554 Bohn, Robert
555 Kraebel, Richard & Janet Brock
556 Sullivan, Joseph Jr & Barbara
557 Catania, Joel & Donna
558 Foley, Michael & Rosemarie
559 Laoudis, Theodore & Angela
560 Henchy, Dennis & Ann
561 Walsh, Robert & Gale
562 Laoudis, Theodore & Angela
563 Frankola, Bruno & Nidia
564 Klein Mollo, Margaret
565 Peterson, Kenneth & Erna
566 Graham, Lesley
567 Simon, Nell & Roberta
568 Hume, Daniel
569 McLaughlin, Randi
570 Harvey, Michael & Renee
1000-70-4-30
1000-70-4-42
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1000-70-4-45.5
1000-70-5-20
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1000-70-6-10
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1000-70-6-38
1000-70-8-18
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1000-70-8-46
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1000-70-9-1
1000-70-9-4.1
1000-70-9-22
1000-70-9-30
1000-70-9-42
1000-70-9-48
1000-70-10-10
1000-70-10-23
1000170-10-24
1000-70-10-28.2
1000-70-10-28.3
1000-70-10-53
1000-70-10-54
1000-70-10-56
1000-70-10-57
1000-70-10-60
1000-70-10-62.1
1000-70-11-6
1000-70-11-7
1000-70-11-10
1000-70-11-11
1000-70-11-13
1000-70-11-16
1000-70-12-21
1000-70-12-26.2
1000-70-13-7
1000-70-13-20.4
1000-70-13-20.8
1000-70-13-20.20
1000-70-13-20.35
1000-71-1-19
1000-71-1-37
1000-71-2-2
1000-71-2-5
1000-71-2-11.3
1000-72-2-5
1000-74-1-10
1000-74-1-19
210 5/10/12
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;2'105/3/12
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5900-4000
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571 Almar Enterprises
572 Damianos, Herodotos
573 Buccinna, Kevin & Beiser, Faith
574 Kanz, Isabelle & Faint, Martin
575 Marczewski, Stacey
576 Hayes, Olive Hairston
577 Kruk, Scott
578 Cavagnarol carole
579 Birkel, Raymond
580 Andrade, Jeffrey
581 Brantuk, Joseph
582 Terry, Kevin & Rachel Ann
583 Fdstachi, Joseph & Angela
584 Fristachi, Joseph
585 Cacevic, Alexander
586 Schineller, Paul
587 Schineller, Paul
588 Petrauskas, Joseph Sr & Ann
589 Begun, Marc & Donna
590 Jacobs, Judith
591 Smith, Brian & O'Brien,-Smith, Debora
592 Cowan Fielding LLC
593 Soto, Maryanne
594 Ledonne, Alexander & Pauline
595 Piti, Joseph
596 Cimino, Peter & Loretta
597 Haigh, Rosemary
598 Vlahakis, Stylianos & Maria
599 Berkhan, Catherine
600 Hart, Eugene
601 Scott, Robert & Kerry
602 Tondo, Anthony
603 Coles, Georgiana
604 Mathers, Alien
605 Dunn, Thomas
606 Klavas, Peter
607 Depinter, Rochelle
608 Perry, Richard
609 Valiotis, Evanthia
610 Brittman, Joseph & Elizabeth
611 Holobigian, Rity
612 Zupicich, Atilio & Marsha
613 Frankola, Rina
614 Swiskey, John & Cynthia
615 Mirabella, Michael & Catherine M
616 Mohr, Robert & Andrea
617 Mohr, Robert
618 Albro, William
619 Reichert, John & Frances
620 Taggart, Thomas
621 Mohr, Robert & Andrea
622 Broderick, Judy & Thomas
1000-74-1-35.55
1000-74-1-42.6
1000-74-1-44.5
1000-74-2-14.1
1000-74-2-35
1000-74-3-17
1000-75-1-1.1
1000-75-2-17.1
1000-75-4-1
1000-75-5-5
1000-75-6-7.2
1000-75-6-9.3
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1000-75-6-9.5
1000-75-6-10
1000-75-6-13.2
1000-75-6-13.2
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1000-75-7-7.1
1000-76-1-25
1000-76-2-17
1000-76-2-18
1000-76-2-21
1000-77-1-5
1000-77-1-11
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1000-77-2-19
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1000-77-2-26
1000-77-3-12.1
1000-77-3-15.1
1000-78-1-10.5
1000-78-1-10.14
1000-78-1-10.15
1000-78-1-15
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1000-78-1-19
1000-78-1-31
1000-78-2-1
1000-78-2-11.3
1000-78-2-22
1000-78-2-26
1000-78-2-36
1000-78-3-19.2
1000-78-3-30.1
1000-78-3-34.2
1000-78-3-34.2
1000-78-3-46
1000-78-3-59
1000-78-3-63
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1000-78-3-66
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D'Alessio, William & Michele
Fischlein, Albert & Paula
i Mascia, Matthew
Morrissey, Brian & Tatum, Leslie
O'Brien, Janet
Kaplan, Irwin
Dunn, Thomas
Wester, Richard & Amy
Spaeth, Peter & Cyra
Leavay. Terence & Dale
Whittington, Judith & Joel
Lederer, Helen
Loria, Philip & Heather
Surozenski, Stephen M
Tuohy, Sheila
Potorski, Joseph Jr & Suzanne
Kilcommons, Patrick & Philomena
Difrancesco, Dora & Alfonso
Moczulski, Andre
Morris, Kathleen Hart
Sabalja, Phi!!p & Lorraine
Pilles, Esther
Hedgecock, Thomas & Judith
Guyer, Stephen 8, Lori
Lappe, Steven & Christopher
Synan, George
Gierak, John
Hughes, Brian
Bicker, Judith
Bicker, Judith
Bicker, Judith & Alvin
Wright, Joanne
Devito, Robert
Coulianidis, Emanuel & James
Damico, John
McKiernan, Timothy 8, Lori
Schaubeck, Patricia & McKiernan, Sue
Kapsis, Philip
Esposito, Gerald & Zdzislawa
Kentrotas, Steven & Calliope
Kentrotas, Calliope
Rumpler, John III & Sharon
Solowsky, Peter
Desbonnet, Eric & Kathleen
Higbee, David
Meeker, Peter & Alice
Dibona, Christine & Saraceni, Henry
Amoroso, Rebecca & Robert
Day, Malcolm & Charlotte
Day, Malcolm
McNamara, Barbara
Hasl, Ludwig & Sonya
1000-78-4-5
1000-78-4-10
1000-78-4-18.3
1000-78-4-30
1000-78-4-32.5
1000-78-7-13
1000-78-7-32.12
1000-78-7-37
1000-78-7-40
1000-78-7-45.1
1000-78-7-46
1000-78-9-5.1
1000-78-9-24
1000-78-9-43
1000-79-3-3
1000-79-3-25
1000-79-3-26
1000-79-3-29
1000-79-3-31
1000-79-3-38
1000-79-4-6.1
1000-79-4-17.5
1000-79-4-17.26
1000-79-4-31
1000-79-4-32
1000-79-4-48
1000-79-5-14.6
1000-79-5-16.7
1000-79-6-3.4
1000-79-6-3.4
1000-79-6-3.4
1000-79-6-3.7
1000-79-6-4.1
1000-79-6-36
1000-79-7-1
1000-79-7-6
1000-79-7-10
1000-79-7-12
1000-79-7-15
1000-79-7-36
1000-79-7-36
1000-79-7-40.3
1000-79-7-45
1000-79-7-66
1000-79-8-6
1000-79-8-8
1000-79-8-12.1
1000-79-8-12.4
1000-80-1-13
1000-80-1-13
1000-80-1-31
1000-80-1-32
210
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5/14/12
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513112
513112
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513112
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6500-5100
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675 DiSalvo, Salvatore
676 McCoppen, John & Linda
677 Leonardi, Mary
678 Williams, Helen
679 McCarthy, Thomas & Marion
680 Frohne, Fred & Joan
681 Leventhall, Donald
682 Kalas, Jerry
683 Aliano, Nicholas
684 Monogioudis, Gus & Carina
685 Pearsall, Kenneth
686 Casarona, Joseph & Marie
687 Keldany, Lucien & Marie Claude
688 Vlacich, Giuliana
689 Sojah, Martin
690 Kowalsick, James & Donna
691 Wesnofske, Cheryl
692 Damianos, Alexander
693 Fedison, William & Elaine
694 Radford, David & Maria
695 Mazzella, Stephan
696 Blattner, William & Maureen
697 Jernick, Robert & Lynn
698 Grattan, Thomas P Jr
699 Mehrman, John & Norma Jean
700 Ringold, Robert & Maureen
701 Condit, Joan
702 Gordon, William & Victoria
703 Suskevich, Lawrence
704 Kharal, Awais
705 Iglesias-Wexler, Donna Mar & Igesias
706 Wexler, Donna
707 Wesler, Donna
708 Carrus, Janet
709 Freda, Carol Ury & Ury Arthur G
710 Lentzeres, Aspasia
711 Beaney, Bruce & Barbara
712 Gordon, Mark
713 Ballenger, Marie
714 Safalow, Linda C
715 Finch, Daniel & Kathryn
716 Soury, Lonnie
717 Rios, Arthur & Catherine
718 Mathie, Joan
719 Tschiember, Emma
720 Van Meter, Robert & Kenneth
721 Prieto, Richard & Dolores
722 Nardone, Mark
723 Plata, Vito & Marilyn
724 Winkler, Curtis & Rita
725 Friedman, Michael & liana
726 Navarra, Vito & Ann
1000-80-2-1 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-80-2-9 260 5/3/12 Denied
1000Z80~2-15.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-80-3-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-80-4-17.1 210 5/3/i2 Denied
1000-81-3-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-81-3-27.2 210 5/15112 Denied
1000-83-1-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-83-1-12 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-83-1-14 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-83-1-15 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-83-1-26 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-83-1-27 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-83-2-4.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-83-2L10.13 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-83-4-15 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-84-5-7.3 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-85-2-13.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-85-2-19 2i 0 . 5/i 5/i 2 Denied
1000-85-2-20 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-86-1-4.16 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-86-1-4.19 2i(} 5i3/12 Denied
1000-86-1-4.21 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-1-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-1-10.2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000~86-1-10.5 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-2-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-2-3 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-86-4-1.8 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-86-4-6.7 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-86-5-9.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-5-9.1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-86-5-9.1 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-86-6-26.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-86-6-26.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-86-6-29 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-86-7-1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-87-1-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-1-22 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-1-23.4 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-87-1-23.6 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-87-1-23.8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-2-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-2-14 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-3-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-87-3-24 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-3-44.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-87-3-50 210 5/14/12 6800-5000
1000-88-1-1.3 210 5/3/12 7900-6700
1000-88-1-11.2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-88-4-9 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-88-4-17 210 5/10/12 Denied
727 Ahearn, Mary Ann
728 Tonini, Joseph & Christine
729 Simon, Arnold & Joanne
730 Krumholz, Ronald & Concetta
731 Dignan, Patrick & Patricia
732 Ruskiewicz, Carol
733 Rand, Jason
734 Jacobs, Sandra & Morton
735 Jacobs, Sandra
736 Cunningham, Frances
737 Lotito, Frances
738 Corbin, Peter & Annette
739 Crown International Trading Corp
740 McGinn, Brian
741 .Piechnik, Robert & Carol
742 Saporita, Mark & Lorrie
743 Kilf0il, Richard & Mary
744 Kilfoil, Richard
745 Bailey, Jennifer
746 Dunne, Stephen & Lochren, Sandra
747 Palmented, Joseph & Ellen
748 JSF Partnership
749 Zevits, Michael
750 Aylward, William & Nancy
751 Appel, Gerald
752 Gunn, Phyllis & Peter
753 Bauer, Jayne & Brian
754 Reardon, John & Elizabeth
755 Williams, Pamela & John
756 Soo, Peter
757 Harmon, Jeanne
758 Bleifeld, Shelby
759 Russo, Kathryn & Michael
760 Simon, Lawrence & Gloria
761 Frazzitta, Joseph & Maureen
762 Macari, Joseph T & Diane
763 Levy, Norman & Constance
764 Stritzler, Helen & Ronald as Trustee
765 Laveglia, Demetrio & Madeline
766 Burns, William Jude
767 Lademann, William
768 McDowells, George
769 Bogardus, Henry Ill & Susan
770 Koster, Mada
771 Roache, Eileen
772 Devecchis, Eleanor
773 Rolle, Mark & Kay
774 Kuhlmann, James & Christine
775 Gamberg, David & Maryellen
776 Hedler, Arthur
777 Macari, Joseph Jr & Alexandra
778 Bauer, William
1000-88-4-20
1000-88-4-25
1000-88-4-41
1000-88-4-56
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1000L88-5-15
1000-88-5-19
1000-88-5-29
1000-88-5-30
1000-88-5-33
1000-88-5-40
1000-88-5-53
1000-88-5-59
1000-88-5-61.1
1000-88-6-13.3
1000-88-6-13.11
1000-88-6-13.22
1000-88-6-13.22
1000-88-6-13.28
1000-88-6-13.29
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1000-88-6-13.31 210 i5/14/12
1000-88-6-13.46 210 5/14/12
1000-88-6-18.5 210 5/3/12
1000-89-1-312 210 5/3/12
1000-89-2-7 210 :5/3/12
1000-90-1-15 210 5/3/12
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1000-90-2-20 210 5/3/12
1000-90-3-9 210 5/3/12
1000-90-3-18.1 210 5/11/12
1000-90-4-20.6 210 5/3/12
1000-90-4-22 210 5/3/12
1000-91-1-9 210 5/3/12
1000-92-1-6 210 5/10/12
1000-93-1-2 210 5/14/12
1000-94-1-2 210 5/14/12
1000-94-1-14 210 5/3/12
1000-94-2-3 210 5/3/12
1000-95-4-18.8 210 5/15/12
1000-95-4-18.32 210 5/14/12
1000-95-4-18.33 210 5/10/12
1000-95-4-18.37 210 5/3/12
1000-95-4-18.46 210 5/3/12
1000-96-3-7.2 210 5/3/12
1000-96-5-9 210 5/3/12
1000-97-1-23.4 210 5/3/12
1000-97-1-23.6 210 5/3/12
1000-97-2-13.2 210 5/3/12
1000-97-2-17 210 5/3/12
1000-97-3-1 250 5/14/12
1000-97-3-7 210 5/3/12
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779 Gatz, William A
780 Ioveno, Peter Sr & Yvonne
781 Smith, Thomas & Barbara Jean
782 Pester Living Trust Walter & Nancy
783 Filippetti, Ubaldo & Marguerite
784 Palianok, Siarhei & Ina
785 Glover, Leander B Jr
786 Glover, Leander Jr
787 Imbriano, Anthony
788 Cannac, Lisa & Bernard
789 Considine, David & Susan
790 Tomashevski, Henry
791 Forte, Eleanor
792 Slack, Debra
793 Cassidy, Thomas & Germaine
794 Rogers, Robert & Jacqueline
795 Occhipinti, Stephen & Klein, Anne
796 McGann, James & Barbara
797 Cerreta, Lisa
Verity, George
799 Chianese, John F Arlene V
800 Dickerson, Robert
801 Yagle, Janet
802 Flaherty, Edward & Brenda
803 Wicks, Harold & Maureen
804 Terosky, Herbert & Barbara
805 Reinken Family Trust cio Richard
806 Kosmynka, Martin
807 Richard L Horton, R & WF
808 Reinertsen, John & Angela
809 Mesloh, Lillian & John
810 Abelson, Elaine
811 Angelillo, Valerie
812 Farrand, Kathryn
813 Odhner, Bryon
814 Slama, Charles
815 Knoernschild, David & Linda
816 1991 Trust for I & T Safer c/o Philip D Neuer, Esq
817 Suskevich, Walter
818 Cyprus, Chris
819 Johnnidis, Nicholas
820 Zannikos, Harriet
821 Louca, Peter & Helen
822 Nicovic, Maria
823 Chris Meskouris d/b/a PMV Family LLC
824 Fourniotis, Michael & Maria
825 Calonita, Nicholas
826 Rauseo, Ourania
827 Koukoudakis, K & Maria
828 Meyran, Virginia
829 Kolbenheyer, James & Margaret
830 Tsavaris, Susan
1000-97-3-11.8 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-97-3-18.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-3-18.8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-9724-7.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97~4-7.4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-4-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-5-1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-5-2.2 210 . 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-5-7 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-97-6-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-97-6-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-6-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-6-12.3 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-97-6-13 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-7-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-7-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-9727-22 210 i5/3/12 Denied
1000-97-7-24 210 ~i3i12 Denied
1000-97-8-1 210 i5/10/12 Denied
1000-97-8-23 210 15/3/12 Denied
1000-97-9-6 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-97-9-18 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-98-1-7.9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-1-7.13 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-1-7.19 2i0 5/14/12 Denied
1000-98-1-10.1 210 5/3/i 2 Denied
1000-98-1-11.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-98-1-11.2 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-98-1-26 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-98-2-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-2-16.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-98-2-24 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-4-5 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-98-4-20 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-4-24 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-4-29 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-98-4-39 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-98-5-2 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-98-5-5 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-99-1-4.2 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-99-1-9.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-99-1-22 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-99-1-32 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-99-1-35.1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-99-1-38.2 260 5/14/12 Denied
1000-99-2-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-99-2-10 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-99-2-13 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-99-2-14.2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-99-3-1 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-99-3-4.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-99-3-4.17 210 5/10/12 Denied
831 Cutrone, Nicholas & Carolyn
832 Rubino, Adele
833 Keller, Janice
834 Rodger, Erwin & Laurie
835 Kitz, Charles
836 Geppel, Thomas Jr & Festa, Carol
837 Miller, Luck
838 Sessa, Leonard
839 Baker. Jonathan
840 Fegos, Gregory & Joana
841 Termini, Susan
842 Pylarinos, Spiro & Cynthia
843 Eilers, Randall & Margaret
844 Nisyriou, Michael
845 Brown, Liorah & Gardiner, Matthew
846 Ongania, William
847 Mason, William
848 Wills, John E
849 Freeman. Ralph & Carol
850 Leventeris, Michael & Christina
851 Leventeris, John
852 Papamichael. Fotios & Mary
853 Lafrance, Albert & Walia
854 Birmingham, Kenneth & Maryann
855 Sedlacek, Thomas & Madeleine
856 Shinn Vineyard LLC
857 Papathanasopoulos, Stavroula
858 Hagzan, Donna
859 Bozuhoski, Mark V
860 Tuthill, Hallock
861 Le Boutillier, Pamela
862 Leboutiller, Pamela
863 Forte, Edward & Susan
864 Shepherd, Susan A
865 Chrisafis, Jerry & Esther
866 Jenkins, Robed & Joan
867 Pufahl, Joseph & Sandra
868 Yusbasioglu, Ali
869 Kardaras, Nicholas & Luz
870 Simon, Lorraine & Howard
871 Stewart, Bruce & Patricia
872 Penney, Jacqueline
873 Salice, Charles & Rose
874 Rapuano, Orazio & Julia
875 Faszewski, Edward & Linda
876 Hall, Thomas
877 Egan, Shawn & Lauren
878 Brisotti, John & Maureen
879 Hubschmitt, Wade
880 Commender, Linda (Trust)
881 Anastasio, Anthony & Laura
882 Robinson, Steven
1000-99-3-7 210 5/3/12
1000-99-3-11.15 260 5/8/12
1000-99-3-15.1 210 5/15/12
1000-99-3-20 210 5/3/12
1000-99-3-21.2 210 5/15/12
1000-99-3-21.3 210 5/10/12
1000-99-4-14 210 5/14/12
1000-99-4-27.1 210 5/4/12
1000-99-5-13 210 5/3/12
1000-99-5-17 210 5/10/12
1000-99-5-21.1 210 5/10/12
1000-99-5-22 210 5/10/12
1000-100-1-9 210 5/3/12
1000-100-1-11 210 5/8/12
1000-100-1-17 210 5/3/12
1000-100-1-42 210 5/3/12
1000-100-1-44 210 57i4/12
1000-100-3-4 210 5/3/12
1000-100-3-6 210 5/3ii2
1000-i00-3-10.1 210 5/3/12
1000-100-3-10.2 2i0 5/8/12
1000-100-3-10.3 210 5/3/12
1000-100-3-10.14 210 5/3/12
1000-100-3-11.6 210 5/14/12
1000-100-3-15.11 210 5/14/12
1000-100-4-3.1 210 5/3/12
1000-101-1-16.4 210 5/3/12
1000-101-1-16.7 210 5/3/12
1000-101-2-17 210 5/3/12
1000-101-2-22.1 210 5/3/12
1000-102-1-4.6 210 5/4/12
1000-102-1-4.6 210 5/14/12
1000-102-1-4.10 210 5/10/12
1000-102-1-4.12 210 5/11/12
1000-102-1-13 230 5/3/12
1000-102-2-2.6 210 5/3/12
1000-102-2-6.3 210 5/3/12
1000-102-2-6.8 210 5/8/12
1000-102-3-7 210 5/15/12
1000-102-4-7.3 250 5/11/12
1000-102-5-14 210 5/3/12
1000-102-5-18 210 5/3/12
1000-102-7-7 210 5/3/12
1000-102-7-11 210 5/3/12
1000-102-8-2 210 5/3/12
1000-102-8-14 210 5/3/12
1000-102-8-16 210 5/14/12
1000-102-8-19 210 5/3/12
1000-102-8-26 210 5/15/12
1000-102-8-31 210 5/10/12
1000-103-1-19.9 210 5/3/12
1000-103-1-20.8 210 5/10/12
Denied
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5200-4300
Denied
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883 Thompson, Sally
884 Elliot, Nancy J
885 Buoneto, Mary
886 Foelsch, Joseph & Patricia
887 Slifkin, Robed 8, Margaret
888 Jones, Richard & Gazza. Darcy
889 Fitzpatrick, Mary & Michael
890 Doroski, Robed & Antoinette
891 Manaris, Gregory & Helen
892 Krupski, Cecilia
893 Atkinson, Ronald
894 Santafianos, Andreas & Fotini
895 Brashich, Neboysha & Prunella
896 Ball, Robed Jr & Karen
897 Depinto, Joseph & Mary Ellen
898 Zachariadis, Kostas
899 Bernhard, John Jr & Bernhard, Doug
900 Mcgahan, Doug
901 McGahan, Dave
902 McGahan, Dave
903 Ryan, Carolann
904 Johnston, William & Erika
905 Moeller, Linda & McMillen, David
906 Rava, Albert & Sharon
907 Mather, James & Sullivan, Eileen
908 Marlborough, Kenneth
909 Matejka, Jerry
910 Matejka, Jerry
911 Cannizzaro, David & Miltakis, Barbara
912 Beebe, Theodore O Jr
913 Lawrence, Robert
914 Beebe, Luisa
915 Walsh, David & O'Keefe, Judy
916 Todebush, Peter & Mary
917 Schoenharr, Roy & Phyllis
918 Schoenhaar, Roy
919 Shearin, Jon& Kathleen
920 Schaffer, Joseph & Mary
921 Duchi, Louis
922 Margiellos, Adamantia & Dimitrios
923 Pisarelli, William & Ann
924 Debruin, MaryAnn & William
925 Burger, Eugene C
926 De Domenico, Jeff
927 Scripps, Robed
928 Lomangino, Anthony
929 Langenfass, Richard
930 Knoud, John & Ellen
931 Ozkul, Evran
932 Adams, Maude
933 Bauer, Arthur & Lauretta
934 Lalicata, Alfred & Marie
1000-103-1-24 210 5/3/12
1000-103-1-27 210 5/7/12
1000~i03-1-30 210 5/10/12
1000-103-3-3 210 ~/i0/i2
1000-103-3-11 210 5/3/12
1000-103-3-18 210 5/3/12
1000-103-4-5 210 5/14/12
1000-103-4-7 210 5/3/12
1000~103-4-23 210 5/3/12
1000-103-4-25 210 5/3/12
1000-103-4-33 210 5/3/12
1000-103-4-37.3 210 5/3/12
1000-103-4-39 210 5/10/12
1000-103-4-42 220 5/3/12
1000-103-5-2.4 210 5/3/12
1000-103-5-2.5 210 5/3/12
1000-103-5-4 210 5/3/12
1000-103-7-11 210 5/10/12
1000-103-7-12 210 5/3/12
1000-103-7-12 210 5/10/12
1000-103-9-2 210 5/15/12
i000-103-9-7 210 5/15/12
1000-103~9-13.3 210 5/3/12
1000-103-10-4 210 5/10/12
1000-103-10-11.2 210 5/3/12
1000-103-10-15 210 5/10/12
1000-103-10-27 210 5/10/12
1000-103-10-27 210 5/15/12
1000-103-10-29.1 210 5/3/12
1000-103-12-13 210 5/15/12
1000-103-13-6 210 5/10/12
1000-103-13-13 210 5/15/12
1000-103-13-15 210 5/3/12
1000-103-13-30 210 5/14/12
1000-103-14-9 210 5/3/12
1000-103-14-9 210 5/14/12
1000-103-14-16 210 5/10/12
1000-104-1-10 210 5/3/12
1000-104-1-13 210 5/10/12
1000-104-1-25 210 5/10/12
1000-104-1-28 210 5/10/12
1000-104-2-13 210 5/3/12
1000~104-3-2 210 5/3/12
1000-104-3-5.3 210 5/10/12
1000-104-3-6 210 5/3/12
1000-104-3-16.1 210 5/15/12
1000-104-4-14 210 5/10/12
1000-104-4-26 210 5/3/12
1000-104-4-26 210 5/15/12
1000-104-4-33.1 210 5/3/12
1000-104-4-33.2 210 5/3/12
1000-104-5-8 210 5/3/12
Denied
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8500-8200
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
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5800-5400
Denied
Denied
935 Blevins, Oscar & Beth
936 Ambrosio, Scott & Susan
937 Comorau, Gary
938 Quinn, Mary
939 Killip, Diana
940 Beebe, Luisa & Scofield, Teresa
941 Ringewald, Ring
942 Lehrhoff, Michael & Kathy
943 Fleming, F Xavier & Susan
944 Gallagher, Robert & Linda
945 Harris, Daniel & Maury
946 Brady Jaques, Melinda
947 Psyllos, Peter
948 Kavourias, Nick & Mary
949 Dinizio, Wayne & Sheila
950 Carlton, Joseph
951 Meskouris, Chris & James
952 Thomas, George & Irene
953 Meskouris, Chris & Maryann
954 Meskouris, Christine & James
955 Meskouris, Chris & James
956 Talas, Parle & James
957 Pericles Notias
958 Vassiliou, Andreas & Elli
959 Vlahos, Thomas & Mary
960 Cleary, John
961 Partel, Madis
962 Elisseou, Evan
963 Tsounis, Catherine & Despina
964 Gatanas, James & Anthi
965 Stamatis, Chrystalla & Nicholas, Cath
966 Kaloudis, Eleftherios & Anna
967 Baktidy, Theofani & Mary
968 Ujkic, Hana
969 Chirco, Rosemary
970 Wojtas, Jennifer
971 Stavrides, Jack & Barbara
972 Epidy, John & Koula
973 Deegan, Francis & Nancy
974 Guja, Gary & Deborah
975 Menglide, Alexandru & Mirella
976 Pertsinides, Peggy
977 Nicovic, Anthony & Dragica
978 Spantidakis, Emmanuel
979 Mouzykin, Victor & Lyudmila
980 Mouzykin, Victor
981 Savas Zinon
982 Contoveros, George & Loulou
983 Zinon, Patricia
984 Siolas, Peter
985 Roesch, Barbara
986 Tusa, Joseph & Noreen
1000-104-5-23
1000-104-7-16.1
1000-104-7-17
1000-104-9-1
1000-104-9-9
1000-104-10-3
1000-104-10-9
1000-104-11-12.1
1000-104-12-2
1000-104-12-8.2
1000-104-12-18.3
1000-105-1-5
1000-106-1-1.11
1000-106-1-11
1000-106-i -12
1000-106-1-24
1000-106-1-32.1
1000-106-1'34.1
1000-106-1-35.1
1000-106-1-36.1
1000:106-1-37.1
1000-106-i~43
1000-106-1-47
1000-106-2-1
1000-106-2-9
1000-106-2-13
1000-106-2-15
1000-106-2-33
1000-106-3-16
1000-106-3-22
1000-106-3-25
1000-106-5-1
1000-106-5-13
1000-106-5-28
1000-106-5-30
1000-106-5-31
1000-106-5-35
1000-106-5-37
1000-106-6-28.4
1000-106-6-29
1000-106-6-30
1000-106-7-1
1000-106-7-15
1000-106-7-30
1000-106-7-40
1000-106-7-40
1000-106-7-43
1000-106-8-1
1000-106-8-2
1000-106-8-50.6
1000-106-8-53.3
1000-106-8-73
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
260 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/14/12
260 5/3/12
210 5/i4)12
210 5/14/12
210 5/14/12
210 ;5/3/12
210 5/14/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/11/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/3/12
210 5/15/12
210 5/10/12
210 5/8/12
210 5/3/12
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12200-10700
987 Scheer, Charles Jr & Marilee
988 Lewis, Hili & Mir
989 Thompson, William
990 Badenhop. Robert
991 Badenhop. Robert
992 Gutherz, Sophia
993 Sweeney, Susan Deans
994 Bedrick, Earl & Diane
995 Lisante, Rev James
996 Blasko, Nancy
997 White, Laurie
998 Doherty, Eugene
999 Ash, Jennifer & Flores, Abraham
1000 Leutwyler, Albert & Delucia, Diana
1001 Trapanotto, Gary
1002 Kelly, Christopher & Lesaya
1003 D'Alessandro, Regina & Anthony
1004 Isabella, Joseph & Barbara
1005 Gaebel, Ernest & Ann
1006 Confusione, Michael
1007 Pindar Vinyards LLC
1008 Ezzard, Robert
1009 Wright, Richard
1010 Flatley, Jane
1011 Reiter, Barbara A Fmly Trst
1012 Milne, Kathleen
1013 Safir, Howard & Carol
1014 Divello, Terri Ann & Raynor, Frank
1015 Barney, Amanda & Qrr, Matthew
1016 Waif Pit LP
1017 Palmore, Tanya
1018 Fiore, Anita
1019 Todrick, Frank & Nancy Ann
1020 Croon, June & Lepore, Chris
1021 Burns, William & Patricia
1022 Tuthill, Ralph Ill & Susan
1023 Schwarz, Robert & Patricia
1024 Williams, Dorothy
1025 Mclean, Derek
1026 Hilliard, Joan & Gonzalez, Ubaldo
1027 Smith, DianeA
1028 Beebe, Constance
1029 Dutot, Philip & Ruth
1030 Troisi, Louis & Jacqueline
1031 Hansen, Janice
1032 Surozenski, Antone & Diane
1033 Power, Rita & Pierce
1034 Gannon, Sandra
1035 Celli, Pasquale & Lorraine
1036 Boucher, Thomas & Anne
1037 Soott, Jason
1038 Filosa, Angelo & Joan
1000-106-9-4.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-106-10-1.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-106-11-23 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-106-12-2.2 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-106-12-4 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-2-2.6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-2-3.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-2-3.5 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-2-3.12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-2-13 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-107-4-2.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-107-4-2.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-4-2.9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-4-5 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-4-8.1 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-4-10.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-5-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-7-6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-7-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-7-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-7-12 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-107-7-21 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-8-13 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-8-15 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-8-33 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-9-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-9-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-107-9-15 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-107-9-31 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-107-10-4.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-107-11-2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-107-11-3 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-108-3-5.10 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-108-3-6.2 240 5/3/12 Denied
1000-108-3-8.8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-108-3-12.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-108-3-13.8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-108-4-7.35 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-108-4-7.41 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-108-4-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-1-7.1 210 5/11/12 12500-11100
1000-109-1-20.3 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-109-2-12.2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-2-12.4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-109-2-16.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-2-16.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-3-2.11 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-3-2.12 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-109-3-2.14 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-109-5-14.6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-5-14.42 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-109-5-25 210 5/3/12 Denied
1039 Deluzio Sharon P RVC Trt
1040 Pollock-Deluzio, Sharon
1041 Zanoni, Richard
1042 Kluko, John
1043 Lombardi, William & Phyllis
1044 Hoffman, Marjorie
1045 Hoey, Elizabeth
1046 Flahedy, Robert
1047 Kracke, Rosemary
1048 Mogul, Chades
1049 Louttit, Robert & Bridget
1050 Fleischman, Mary Ann
1051 Garofal0, John
1052 Pearl, Martin & Leslie
1053 Grathwohl, Laura
1054 lavarone, Pat
1055 Jordan, Richard & Dorothea
1056 Kofinas, George & Maria
1057 :Scalza, Robert & Patricia
1058 Curran, Frank & Sandra
1059 Daversa, Raniero & Lidia
1060 Sukru IIgin
1061 Schleipman, Peter & Patricia
1062 ,Stauffer, Doris Weston
1063 Scanlan, John & Carol
1064 Grieve, Bryan & Patricia
1065 Schwartz, Aron & Hillary
1066 McKillop, Eileen
1067 McKillop, Eileen
1068 Truglio, Joan
1069 Chester, Robert & Wanda
1070 Martinez-Fonts, Alicia & Madruga M
1071 Sertl, William & Goss, William
1072 Miller, Harry
1073 Bryan, Harry & Reilly, Patricia
1074 Vandyne, Martin & Phyllis
1075 Cooper, Kathleen
1076 Hoffman, James Louis & Ruth
1077 Peters, Carol
1078 Flynn, John & Marilyn
1079 Plants, Duane & Linda
1080 Koch, Barbara
1081 Weiland, Jane (Gartenberg)
1082 Brantuk, Joseph G
1083 Duva, Joseph & Barbara
1084 Harrigan, Timothy & Janine
1085 Kubiak, Carol
1086 Meaney, Thomas & Geraldine
1087 Miller, Mark C & Eric & Kaplan, Elissa
1088 Miller, Mark C & Eric & Kaplan, Elissa
1089 Peix, J Douglas
1090 Racz, Michael
1000-110-1-8
1000-110-1-9
1000-110-2-13
1000-110-2-21
1000-110-3-1
1000-110-3-14
1000-110-3-23
1000-110-3-24
1000-110-3-30
1000-110-4-1
1000-110-5-21.1
1000-110-5-21.2
1000-110-5-30
1000-110-5-48.1
1000-110-6-12
1000-110-7-3
1000-110-7-14
1000-110-7-18.2
1000-111-1-6
1000-111-1-16
1000-111-3-3
1000-111-3-7
1000-111-4-8
1000-111-4-20
1000-111-4-23
1000-111-4-26.2
1000-111-4-26.3
1000-111-4-28
1000-111-4-28
1000-111-4-31
1000-111-6-8
1000-111-6-15
1000-111-6-16.1
1000-111-6-16.2
1000-111-7-4
1000-111-8-3
1000-111-10-19
1000-111-11-14
1000-111-11-28
1000-111-12-1
1000-111-12-2.2
1000-111-12-5.4
1000-111-13-11
1000-111-14-5.4
1000-111-14-7
1000-111-14-8
1000-111-14-15
1000-111-15-5.1
1000-111-15-8.1
1000-111-15-8.2
1000-112-1-3.1
1000-112-1-4.1
26O
26O
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
260
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
210
5/15/12
5/15/12
5/10/12
5/15/12
5/14/i2
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/15/12
5/15/12
5/10/12
5/10/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/10/12
5/10/12
5/14/12
5/10/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
;5/8/i2
5/3/12
5/14/12
5/3/12
5/3112
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/10/12
5/15/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/15/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/3/12
5/14/12
5/10/12
5/14/12
5/3/12
5/15/12
5/15/12
5/14/12
5/4/12
5/4/12
5/10/12
5/15/12
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
: Denied
Denied
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Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
1091 Brown, Joseph Jr
1092 Mulrain, Edward & Jane
1093 Mavrikos, Alexandros & Argyro
1094 Usinger, Richard
1095 Pappas, Emily
1096 Entenmann, Jacqueline
1097 Delafuente, Paul & Lila
1098 Briggmann, Richard & Lori
1099 Mallins, William
1100 Mallins, William
1101 Mallins, William
1102 Mallins, William A
1103 Snow, Robed & Rose
1104 Roche, Thomas
1105 Priolo, Frank
1106 Martin, Fred
1107 Ramsauer, Kenneth & Marilyn
1106 Lindsay, William Jr
1109 Lindsay, William Jr
1110 Vail, Regina & Hart, Mary Anne
1111 Hoeg, Thomas
1112 Entenmann, Jacqueline
1113 AIvarado, Jhony
1114 Tuccillo, Frank & Stavola, Joanne
1115 Roulette, Thomas & Mary
1116 Israel, Archie & Marlene
1117 Galligan, Thomas
1118 Barnett, Michael & Lynne
1119 McCaffery, Thomas & Colleen
1120 Schultheis, Ellen (Lawrence)
1121 Warner, Dennis Sr
1122 Cameron, Peter
1123 Milowski, James
1124 Jacobs, James Jr & Sharon
1125 Raacke, Robert & Barbara
1126 Schirripa Joseph & Ireland Kathleen
1127 Kopf, Jacqueline & John
1128 Wiwczar, Carol
1129 Solomon, Edward & Adrienne
1130 Erwin, Diane & c/o Decosta
1131 Oliver, John & Mary
1132 Russo, Donald
1133 Tesser, Mark & Lynn
1134 Freudenberg, Kud & Latham, Janet
1135 Munch, Isabel
1136 Schenone, Raymond
1137 Hart, Richard & Catherine
1138 Schlegel, Leonard & Donna
1139 Dipaola, Victor & Barbara
1140 Stepnoski, Bernard & Beverly
1141 Kreitsek, Dolores
1142 Krupski, Walter Jr & Robyn
1000-112-1-17 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-113-2-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
.1000-113-2-11 210 5/10ii2 Denied
1000-113-2-14 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-1 i3~-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-3-7.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-3-7.3 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-3-7.4 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-4-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-4-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-4-4.1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-4-4.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-4-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-6-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-6-19 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-6-21 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-113-6-22 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-7-2.5 210 5/3/12 Denied
i 000-113-7-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
:1000-113-7-19.18 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-7-23 210 5/4/12 Denied
1000-113-8-1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-8-12 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-8-13 210 5/10/12 5600-4300
1000-113-8-14.2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-9-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-9-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-9-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-10-1 210 5/15/12 4200-3400
1000-113-11-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-11-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-11-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-11-15 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-113-12-10.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-113-13-19.4 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-113-14-3 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-113-14-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-113-14-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-1-4 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-114-1-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-114-6-10 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-114-6-17 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-7-1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-7-2.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-7-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-7-11.4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-114-7-12.1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-114-7-13.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-114-8-6 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-114-9-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-9-14.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-114-10-6 210 5/3/12 Denied
1143 Nine, Robert & Janique
1144 Myers, William & Marie
1145 Corwin, Karen
1146 Sheehan, Michael & Mcateer, Kathleen
1147 Castoldi, Douglas Jr
1148 Ferchau, Otto
1149 Ferchau, Otto
1150 Grosberg, Israel
1151 Vergari, Julia & Joseph
1152 Zaremba, Sandra
1153 Drury, Lorraine
1154 Christy, James & Elizabeth
1155 Scheer, David & Michelle
1156 Callaghan, James & Luanne
1157 Brodis, Howard & Margaret
1158 Bryan, Erwin
1159 Sheppard, Michael
1160 Bagshaw, Harvey & Gay Lynne
1161 Wickham, Edith
1i62 H~chinson, Douglas & Marjo
1163 Hutchinson, Douglas
1164 Evans, Martin & Doreen
1165 Hanus, Edward & Ortrud
1166 Bavaro, Peter F & Annette M
1167 Flaherty, Paula
1168 Bellavia, Diane
1169 Flurry, Thomas & Joy
1170 Sabotka, John
1171 Fish, Gary & Carol
1172 Drumm, Elizabeth cio Michael
1173 Endres, Richard & Constance
1174 Czujko, Zenon
1175 Ostrowski, Stephen
1176 Sciacchitano, David
1177 Merz, Christopher & Colleen
1178 Berry, Mark
1179 Marron, Thomas & Janet
1180 Stewart, John
1181 Vlahos, Thomas & Mary
1182 Zito, Joseph
1183 Martorana, Frank
1184 Donnelly, Daniel & Catherine
1185 Hoeg, James
1186 Francica, Joseph
1187 Pohmer, Thomas & Susan
1188 Hruz, Peter
1189 Bogut, John & Frances
1190 Brush, Nancy
1191 Tyree, Barbara A
1192 Beardslee, William & Diane
1193 Deblasio-Janusz, Patricia & Roesch
1194 Sullivan, Brian & Adams, Marjorie
1000-114-11-22.3 210 5/3/12
1000-114-12-13.1 210 5/3/12
1000-115-3-11 210 5/3/12
1000-115-4-28 210 5/3/12
1000-115-4-32 210 5/3/12
1000-115-5-4 210 5/10/12
1000-115-5-4 210 5/10/12
1000-115-5-10 210 5/10/12
1000-115-5-18 210 5/10/12
1000-115-6-4 210 5/3/12
1000-115-6-23 210 5/14/12
1000-115-6-27 210 5/10/12
1000-115-6-28 210 5/3/12
1000-115-7-7 210 5/10/12
1000-115-7-9 210 5/3/12
1000-115-9-1 210 5/1/12
1000-115-9-5.1 210 5/15/12
1000-115-9-5.2 210 5/3/12
1000-115-9-6.5 210 5/15/12
1000-115-9-9 210 5/14/12
1000-115-9-9 210 5/15/12
1000-115-10-3 210 5/3/12
1000-115-11-3 210 5/3/12
1000-115-11-7 210 5/14/12
1000-115-11-12 210 5/10/12
1000-115-11-21 210 5/10/12
1000-115-13-5 210 5/3/12
1000-115-13-8 210 5/10/12
1000-115-13-9 220 5/3/12
1000-115-13-13 210 5/3/12
1000-115-14-13 210 5/3/12
1000-115-14-17 210 5/10/12
1000-115-15-9 210 5/3/12
1000-115-15-24 210 5/10/12
1000-115-16-2 210 5/14/12
1000-115-16-9 210 5/14/12
1000-115-16-14 210 5/3/12
1000-115-16-18 210 5/10/12
1000-115-16-22 210 5/10/12
1000-115-17-8 210 5/3/12
1000-115-17-10.1 260 5/3/12
1000-115-17-17.13 210 5/3/12
1000-115-17-17.10 210 5/3/12
1000-115-17-17.16 210 5/3/12
1000-115-17-17.17 210 5/14/12
1000-115-17-17.19 210 5/3/12
1000-116-1-1.1 210 5/3/12
1000-116-1-1.2 210 5/10/12
1000-116-1-8.3 210 5/14/12
1000-116-4-24 210 5/3/12
1000-116-5-6 210 5/3/12
1000-116-5-7 210 5/14/12
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
5200-4000
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
5800-4400
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
Denied
7900-6200
1195 Minucci, Nicholas & Rachel
1196 McGowan, Jacqueline
1197 Magg, Susan
1198 Furman, Ronald
1199 Koehler Jr, Frederick W
1200 Leoni~k, Peter 8, Valerie
1201 Curran, Cathleen
1202 Cropsey, Roberta
1203 Gonzalez, Ubaldo
1204 Voskinarian, Mourad
1205 Moloughney, Judith
1206 McGowan, Janet
1207 Puric, Peter & Helen
1208 Katsoulas, Efstathios & Mary Ann
1209 Uterano, Andrew & Jacque
1210 Lyons, Elizabeth
1211 Kasschau, Eileen
1212 Miller, John & Sarah
1213 Miller, John
1214 .Sampieri, Joyce
1215 Blair, Justin
12i6 Stack, John & McCaffrey, Patricia
1217 Stack, John
1218 ,Gambardella, Michael & Linda
1219 Corcoran, David
1220 Dessimoz, Gall
1221 Raynor, William & Evelyn
1222 Mitsas, Christos
1223 McFadden, Barbara
1224 Domenici, Marie
1225 Hauck, Douglas & Burdette, Diane
1226 Racanelli, Steven & Janine
1227 McDonough, Grace
1228 Gross, Mark & Marjorie
1229 Ribeiro, John J
1230 Mercurio, Marcus
1231 Oldenburger, Irene
1232 Avella, Joseph & Jo-Ann
1233 Gonzales, Joseph
1234 Gonzales, Joseph
1235 Burden, Lorraine & Richard
1236 Lang, Gerald
1237 Beisel, Arthur & Melissa
1238 Brisotti, Glenn & Angela
1239 Byme, Michael
1240 Nettle Was
1241 Condron, Ronald & Nancy
1242 Wilsberg, William
1243 Fliss, Janice
1244 Pawlowski, Paul
1245 Doorhy, Joseph & Dada
1246 Cheshire, Denise(Whelan)
1000-116-6-16 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-116-6-19.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-116-7-4.1 210 5/3/i2 Denied
1000-116-7-7 210 5/11/12 16000-14700
1000-117-3-6 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-117-4-10 210 5/14/12 5500 to 5200
1000-117-4-11 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-5-27 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-5-41 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-6-20.2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-117-6-26.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-7-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-7-23 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-7-27 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-8-9 220 5/3/12 Denied
1000-117-10-12.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-118-1-1.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-118-1-18.4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000:118-1-18.4 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-118-2-12 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-118-3-1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-118-3-4.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-118-4-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-118-6-7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-119-1-17 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-120-3-6 210 5/15/12 11000-9400
1000-120-3-8.14 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-120-3-8.16 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-120-3-8.22 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-120-3-8.26 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-120-3-8.31 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-121-1-1.9 210 5/3/12 15700-13800
1000-121-1-3.3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-121-4-12.2 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-121-7-12 210 5/1/12 Denied
1000-122-3-31 210 5/3/12 9600-8800
1000-122-4-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-4-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-4-14 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-4-14 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-122-4-15 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-122-4-21 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-122-4-24 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-4-35 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-122-4-36 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-122-5-3.2 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-122-5-5 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-122-5-13.7 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-7-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-9-7.20 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-122-10-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-123-2-2 210 5/3/12 Denied
1247 Tuthill, David
1248 Dor0ski, Gene & Pamela
1249 Plastiras, Andrew & Denise
1250 Kramerl ~t~ven
1251 Mazur, John J Jr & Alice H
1252 Bozzo, Georgene & Eugene
1253 York, Joan
1254 Mazur, John J Jr & Alice H
1255 Mazur, John Jr & Alice
1256 Radigan, Raymond & Aileen
1257 Romanelli, Martin
1258 Angelaras, Michael
1259 Carey, Judy&Wenerowicz, Patricia
1260 Wickham, Cindy
1261 Ferrari, Louis & Linda
1262 Kabakov, Emilia & Ilya
1263 Locastro, Charles & Carolyn
1264 Bendowski, Joseph
1265 Bendowski, Joseph & Donna
1266 Celic Beach House LLC & c/o Robert
1267 May, Thomas & Joan
1268 Aydinian, Alice
1269 Scott°i Sally & Louis
1270 Markowski, Mitchell & Kathleen
1271 Decurtis, Peter & Jean
1272 Commander, Janis Real Est & David
1273 Travis, Richard & Althea
1274 Wilcenski, Mitchell & Theresa
1275 Picinich, Helen
1276 Karathomas, Stamatis & Christina
1277 O'Neill, Edward & Sharon
1278 Mulhall, Jeffrey
1279 Schwamborn, Deborah
1280 Sukru Ilgin
1281 Hagerman, Ellen
1282 O'Brien, John & Eileen
1283 Williamson, Kathrine
1284 Yuzbasloglu, Ali
1285 Abbott, John
1286 Parianos, Anastasios % Poubouridis
1287 Mangiamele, Barbara
1288 Burke, Thomas & Kathleen
1289 Lahana, Sophia
1290 Browne, David
1291 Finora, Joseph Jr
1292 Clarke, Dorthea
1293 Noble, Joseph & Camille
1294 Gadigian, Paul & Theresa
1295 Papa, Vincent & Maureen
1296 Roache, John Benedict III & Joan
1297 Antonucci, Salvatore
1298 Seidenberg, Deborah
1000-123.2-7.1
1000-123-2-11
1000-123-2-29
1000-123-3-4.1
1000-123-5-14
1000-123-5-27
1000-123-5-29
1000-123-5-34
1000-123-5-36.2
1000-123-6-5.7
1000-123-6-7.4
1000-123-6-8.3
1000-123-6-12.2
1000-123-7-1
1000-123-7-9.1
1000-123-8-5
1000-123-8-12
1000-123-8-19
1000-123-8-19
1000-123-8-29
1000-124-1-3.1
1000-125-1-2.12
1000-125-1-2.23
1000-125-1-2.24
1000-125-2-1.11
1000-125-2-1.25
1000-125-3-1.1
1000-125-3-7.5
1000-125-4-1
1000-125-4-16
1000-125-4-17
1000-125-4-18
1000-125-4-19
1000-125-4-24.5
1000-125-4-24.18
1000-125-4-24.19
1000-126-1-15
1000-126-2-2
1000-126-5-1
1000-126-5-13
1000-126-7-3
1000-126-7-261
1000-126-8-8
1000-126-8-17
1000-126-8-18
1000-126-8-25
1000-126-9-3
1000-126-9-16
1000-126-10-9.5
1000-126-10-10
1000-126-10-15
1000-126-10-19
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/11/12 Denied
210 5/15/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/15/12 Denied
210 5/15/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/14/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/15/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
280 5/10/12 Denied
280 5/10/12 :Denied
2i0 5/3i'1 ~ D~ni~d
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 6200-5300
210 5/14/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/15/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/8/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 5100-4700
260 5/14/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/10/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
210 5/3/12 Denied
1299 Cuccurullo, Betty
1300 Pisani, Edwin & Margaret
1301 Mclntyre, Janice & Edward
1302 Cioffalo, Salvatore & Camille
1303 Chew, Bryon & Lisa
1304 Prokopich, Brennan
1305 Morris, William & Jan
1306 Nardolillo, Louis
1307 Commander, David & Elizabeth
1308 Kelling, Barbara
1309 Slotkin, Jay & Davis-Slotkin, Joann
1310 Rose, John
1311 Fuchs, Roy
1312 Gueli, Charles
1313 Digesu, Anthony & Margaret
1314 Harned, Richard
1315 Trampel, William
1316 Kropp, Alan & Jane
1317 Gelman, James
1318 Fedun, Deirdre & Patrick
1319 Novak, Thomas
1320 Gatz, Thomas & Diane
1321 Valek, Sharon
1322 Gregory, Scott & Christine
1323 Diresta, Carolyn
1324 Clifton, Cheryl
1325 Hess, Barbara & Bennet
1326 Rozansky, John Jr & Timothy
1327 Patterson, Bertram
1328 Serven, Harold & Sharon
1329 Meyn, Catherine
1330 Kar, Robert
1331 Sullivan, Terrence & Sandra
1332 O'Rourke, Kevin & Kathleen
1333 Chisholm, Joseph & Joan
1334 Gorecki, Maria & Black, Michael
1335 Johnson, Robed & Magaret Feeney
1336 Romanelli, Ludivoica
1337 Ross, Alison
1338 Cifarelli, Lisa
1339 Cifarelli, David & Lisa
1340 Rose, C Christopher
1341 Cappabianca, Matthew & Eileen
1342 Levin Family Limited Partership
1343 Foley, Julia & James
1344 Goldblatt, Bruce & Deborah
1345 Magnuson, Kea
1346 Markwardt, Paul
1347 Markwardt, Paul & Joann
1348 Digregorio, Robert & Mary Kate
1349 Moore, Richard
1350 Gledich, Rita
1000-126-10-23.1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-126-11-9.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-126-12-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-126-13-1 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-i26-13-2 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-127-2-8.1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-4-1 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-5-1 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-5-3 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-5-8 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-5-9 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-5-11 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-6-10 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-7-5 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-127-7-6 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-7-9 210 5/11/12 Denied
1000-127-7-10 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-7-11 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-127-9-2 210 5/10/12 Denied
1000-127-9-4 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-127-9-7 210 5/15/12 Denied
1000-127-9-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-127-9-13 210 5/14/12 Denied
1000-127-9-20 210 4/27/12 Denied
1000-127-9-28 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-128-1-12 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-128-2-4 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-128-2-8 210 5/3/12 Denied
1000-128-2-17 210 5/3/12 Denied
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Robert 1. Scott. Jn, Chairman
Darline J. Duffy, Assessor
Kevin W. Webster, Assessor
Southold Town Hall. 53095 Route 25
RO. Box 1179
Southold, NY 11971-0959
Fax: (631) 765-1356
Telephone: (631) 765-1937
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
53095 MAIN ROAD
PO BOX 1179
SOUTHOLD NY 1 1971
TRANSCRIPT OF HEARINGS
GRIEVANCE DAY
MAY 15, 2012
Chairman Gerard Schultheis declared the meeting in session at 9:00 a.m.
Present were:
Board of Assessment Review: Gerard Schultheis, Chairman; Jonathan Wiggins, Member;
Phyllis Atkinson, Member; Cam Wells, Member; Nicholas Planamento Member.
Board of Assessors: Robert Scott, Jr, Chairman; Darline Duffy; Kevin Webster
Grievance Day
Tuesday May 15, 2012
Gerard Schultheis: Okay it's May 15, 2012 at 9:00am and I'd like to call to order the
meeting of the Board of Assessment review for the Town of Southold. First thing we'd
like to do is swear in the Assessors.
Nick Planamento: Good Morning, do you solemnly swear that the information that you
are about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the best of your knowledge.
Robert Scott: I do
Kevin Webster: I do
Darlene Dully: I do
Nick Planamento: Thank you
Gerard Schultheis: Okay
Nick Planamento: I'm sorry, state your name please.
Robert Scott: Robert l Scott Jr
Kevin Webster: Kevin W Webster
Darlene Dully: Darlene Duffy
Nick Planamento: Thank you
Hearing #1
Gerard Schultheis: okay we have some folks here.
Jonathan Wiggins: We have to get sworn in too don't we?
Gerard Schultheis: No No. If you folks could give us your name.
Jutie Amper: My name is Julie Amper
Joseph Lee: Joseph Lee
Jonathan Wiggins: Julie Andrews...
Gerard Schultheis: Do you have the tax map number of your property?
Julie Amper: 116-4-14
Gerard Schultheis: Thank you
Jonathan Wiggins: Bay front home?
Phyllis Atkinson: No, Meadow beach lane Mattituck
Nick Planamento: Should I swear them in?
Gerard Schuttheis: Yes you can do that. We need to swear you in.
Nick Planamento: Good morning, I'm going to swear you in.
Julie Amper: should we stand up?
Nick Planamento: Yes, please. Do you solemnly swear that the information, I'm sorry
please raise your right hand. Thank you. Do you solemnly swear that the information you
are about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the best of your ability to do
so?
Julie Amper: yes
Joseph Lee: yes
Nick Planamento: And please state your name.
Julie Amper: Julie Amper
Joseph Lee: Joseph Lee
Nick Planamento: Thank you very much.
Jonathan Wiggins: Are you on Meadow Beach lane or is it a little right of way offit?
Julie Amper: on a right of way off of it.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay it tapers down very small.
Joseph Lee: yes
Jonathan Wiggins: Yeah Is your house one of the newer construction homes?
Joseph Lee: it was built in the 1900's.
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Jonathan Wiggins: 1900 yeah there are some older ones.
Joseph Lee: the carriage house was the original farm house.
Jonathan Wiggins: yes
Cara Wells: but you are adjacent to the association beach?
Joseph Lee: Correct we're not members. We're not members of the association. But we
go through that housing zone to get to our road. Our little private road.
Cara Wells: Right, but your property ifI remember the neighborhood don't you come
down meadow and go fight into there.., isn't this all protected beach?
Joseph Lee: no you come straight down to the big farm house. The big bay front farm
house. To the left is a little private driveway. And our house is the first little house. The
carriage house on the on the left. And then a little further south is the Goldmans property
those are the two bay front properties. Then over near Willis creek is where there is the
association beach.
Cara Wells: Okay alright. Okay
Joseph Lee: Farm house used to belong to Carl Witchey which everybody is probably ..
Julie Amper:Then it was knocked down.
Jonathan Wiggins: Do you have a dock and a boat?
Julie Amper: We have a dock but you can't get boats in and out of that creek, lt's um
Joseph Lee: We have a little 14 foot outboard. And it's not usable at low tide.
Jonathan Wiggins: right
Joseph Lee: Not at low tide there is mud. Sometimes the water is 20 feet away from the
dock at low tide. Lowest tide.
Julie Amper: really the only practical boat is a kayak and even at Iow tide you have to
portage...?
Joseph Lee: not constantly
Jonathan Wiggins: yeah yeah I'm aware of the area.
Joseph Lee: do to some
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.lulie Amper: lack of jetties
Joseph Lee: yeah well there judgements made by ...
Jonathan Wiggins: Well to protect the environment a lot these days they don't dredge
like they used to
Joseph Lee: Dredge deep hole creek it clogs up
Jonathan Wiggins: with ever action there is a reaction
Cara Wells: Kevin has something to say 1 see
Kevin Webster: Could I approach with a picture?
Cara Wells: Yeah
Kevin Webster: I just printed up a picture of the tax map. It doesn't show much.., you
see as you saying come down here the meadow beach and then you come down here and
it kind of splits and (inaudible) creek goes this way and then meadow beach comes down
here. And then this is their property right here. On the right and then you have two more
homes. And then the bay is right there. So that is their home right there. In that circle. I
can't print color but this is New Suffolk Ave and it's coming offofthere and it's right
there and then you come down that circle there is where they are. And it goes right out
there. And that's it on the bigger image.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay...
Kevin Webster: So that just gives you and idea. It's 600 feet to the bay. And they have
the deeded rights to use the bay.
Cara Wells: I'm trying to keep it together.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay you feel your house is worth 682500
Julie Amper: I chose that I took the balance. I took the average of the two prices, the
bottom and top prices of the far market value.
Jonathan Wiggins: and you're assessed as if it was worth 828829
Julie Amper: Yeah but, but we should have done this ages ago .... the assessment went
up because that's when all the new final houses in Harbor Farms were being finished they
were big huge homes and multi ... homes. Our house is nothing like those.
Jonathan Wiggins: (inaudible) some big houses.
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Joseph Lee: Our house is nothing like the two big bay front mansions. We're kind a this
third little house in the neighborhood. Nothing to distinguish (inaubable) it was a
summer cottage.
Jonathan Wiggins: Right
Julie Amper: And it's not really be updated much at all .... In the 80's. We're happy
there but we think ... many recent sales ... some of them have bay view. Some of them
have central air .... square tbotage I tried to find houses I feel if we did 2002 ... in 2003
four we were raised 34% 2 years in a row. I think we should ... I am also basing this on
statements from the town of Southold itself. In their new comprehensive plan for
Southold house... Says that housing values in Southold reached their zenith in 2007 and
they gave a figure of 525 for a median sale price. And has declined to 440 in 2010 and
doesn't alter in 2011. that represents a decrease of 16.2% That the town is saying real
estate value have dropped. Now our house hasn't dropped in full value price since 2007
till now by 16.2% by any means at all. In addition the Newsday reported a 21% decline in
Suflblk county when you look at these comparables on the market and ... I feel it very
reasonable request.
Gerard Schultheis: I didn't notice in the material you submitted an actual appraisal where
you took your house and compared to three houses and made the adjustments for the
square footage.
Cara Wells: No no they just have listings.
Julie Amper: We do have a letter from a realtor who gave us listings ... market
Jonathan Wiggins: Do you have a comparative market value
Gerard Schultheis: So in the material
Cara Wells: No they have a letter from Tom Ulinger whose we all respect 1 believe.
Julie Atnper: Of comps of three recent sales on houses and what were they different from
ours. And where they were the same. And then what is currently on the market ...
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay so you have three other sales.
Julie Amper: And a bunch of others that are currently on the market.
Jonathan Wiggins: And you have done the
Julie Amper: I went around the looked at the houses
Jonathan Wiggins: And that's good
Joseph Lee: And there are 3 lots that are larger then ours
Julie Amper: Some are larger, some are the same. Some have basements. Some have
different upgrades
Jonathan Wiggins: You made some adjustments on that?
Cara Wells: So what do you think...
Julie Amper: Like this house has this that we don't but we have this that they don't.
Cara Wells: And what do you think your house is worth?
Julie Amper: 6825
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin did you look at these comparables that they submitted?
Kevin Webster: Not the (inaudible) right now
Gerard Schultheis: Pardon me
Kevin Webster: Just right now I'm looking at it for the first time. Because they are here
so I have not looked at them in advance.
Julie Amper: I mean tbr example there is several, there is one on Deep Hole creek for
example.., you have bring a big boat in. And that is the advantage of their dock it's
usable for a reasonable size boat. Ours is not. But then you know I just wanna make a
point .. and that one is much more comparable. It's a shallow creek.
Jonathan Wiggins: And how much did the one on deep hole sell for?
Julie Amper: The one on (inaudible) do you have the recent sales
Cara Wells: I think I do
Julie Amper: One sold on ! think 613 1 think that is on Ole Jule lane.
Cara Wells: Yes that was Ole Jule lane
Julie Amper: Yes that was 613
Kevin Webster: This was the page with sales, but nothing on Deep Hole
Julie Amper: Oh that's on the comparables. Yeah this is on Daves creek and that's the
closest creek shallow creek that 1 could find. And the 780 is listed for 202000(?) in may
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of this year. It has one more acre of land than we do. That's ... And newer construction
and a full basement. It similar and style and size. I think our house is a little bigger but
we don't have a basement.
Jonathan Wiggins: You don't have a basement
Julie Amper: No
Cara Wells: This is actually not water front?
Julie Amper: These are all creek front.
Cara Wells: Yup this is not. I know this house I'm Cara Wells ! am a realtor. This the
actual creek front property is owned by the neighbor.
Julie Amper: Oh 1 didn't know that
Cara Wells: So and I worked for Daniel Gale and it was a Daniel Gale listing.
Julie Amper: Oh okay
Cara Wells: So I .just want to make qualifier.
Joseph Lee: We have a right of way...
Jonathan Wiggins: Cara this house on Old Jule land Rizzo?
Cara Wells: Yeah
Jonathan Wiggins: Gotcha
Cara Wells: But here are the comps.
Cara Wells: And the other qualifier on Ole Jule was that it was a permanent that nothing
would be built in front of this house. 1 don't think you could build anything in front of it.
Julie Amper: (inaudible)
Cara Wells: Right
Jonathan Wiggins: The realestate broker said it's worth between 675 and 690?
Julie Amper: (inaudible)
Cara Wells: Mr. Webster do you have any comments?
Kevin Webster: Well I'd like to do a formal appraisal on this.
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin I'd like to see that appraisal and I'd like to see at least the
property records cards on these 3 properties so that we're
Cara Wells: The comparable recent sales and ...
Kevin Webster: The property record cards of their 3 comparables
Cara Wells: Yes
Kevin Webster: Okay
Gerard Schultheis: And actually if any of these are in your opinion comparables include
them in your appraisal.
Jonathan Wiggins: It's hard to get a comparable the building is 1900 without a basement.
But you'll do your best I'm sure.
Kevin Webster: What I ask now i'll have the office copy these 3 but I'd like to be given
a little more time to do the appraisal on this and submit it to you.
Gerard Schultheis: Right well we're not going to make a decision right now we'll review
it in our meetings
Kevin Webster: ! will get this a bring it back and ... in here.
Cara Wells: No ! don't think so
Kevin Webster: I'll get this and put this in and then I'll give you a workup on this.
Gerard Schultheis: Is there anything else you folks would like to say? Or summarize
Julie Amper: No I think seeing is believing. Anytime you want to come by and take a
look. I think you'll see it's a modest house.
Joseph Lee: My comment is all these two eoormous increases we just don't understand
why you know I maintain the place but we didn't put any addition on it or anything to
justify
Gerard Schultheis: What were the increases?
Julie Amper: 2003
Gerard Schultheis: In taxes or assessment
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Julie Amper: No in assessment.., and 24% in 2004. The other years are 16, 18, 12
Phyllis Atkinson: Well I don't see that on here i don't see any change in assessment
from the year 2000.
Kevin Webster: IfI may explain on this
Gerard Schultheis: Yes
Kevin Webster: On this. Looking at the property card. There was a building permit taken
out March 7th of 2000. For an alteration and fire damage repair.
Joseph Lee: Yeah we had a major fire. The first year we moved in.
Julie Amper: It wasn't actually major. (inaudible)
Joseph Lee: We were out for a year. Major
Kevin Webster: And then in March 1st of 2002 for that taxable status state the assessment
was increased 1500 dollars In looking at that on the back of the card as to why the rate
was adjusted because it was assessed as a one story house. And the assessment office at
the time increased the rate to a $4.50 cent rate which is comparable to a 1 V2 story home.
And I believe in looking at this card that it was assessed for no heat as well. So they
noted down that there is heat there and that it has a half story above the 26 x 20 section
and also the one story section that is 19 x 47 was also changed to a 1 story rate with a
fireplace. To $3.50 a square tbot and then the 9 x 8 section which is this comer if you are
looking at the card along me, was originally at a dollar which is normally a screened
porch rate but that is living space. So that was changed from a dollar to 3 dollars. And
that's the reason why it was increased in 2002. Our office changed that because of the
building permit. They changed the rate on those to make it unifbnn to everybody else in
the town. And there is the rate for the porch did not change. And the rate for the garage is
still the same. But that is the reason why there was an increase from 7700 to 9200 on
March 1~t of 2002
Gerard Schultheis: So in essence because of the fire there was a building permit taken
out. An the assessor had the occasion to go visit the property and note what was actually
existing at that point in time.
Kevin Webster: Right and then the factors of the rate that was on there was for no heat
and I story and that was changed to make it unifbrm at that time.
Julie Amper: This house was built as a 1 '/2 story home in the 1900's. It wasn't that we
added a story. We didn't add anything to the house. When we had the fire. It was always
that way it was just incorrectly listed?
Kevin Webster: Incorrectly rated.
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Julie Amper: I see
Kevin Webster: At a low, low figure.
Julie Amper: Oh okay
Kevin Webster: And then it was changed.
Jonathan Wiggins: You put the new photo on top of the old so you can't tell what was
there. Prior to the fire.
Julie Amper: Everything we didn't change. Everything. All they did was fix the same
Jonathan Wiggins: The same foot print?
Julie Amper: Yeah nothing changed. They put the new sheetrock up on the burned walls
and had to put floor joists in because the fire ran along the floor boards. They didn't
touch the kitchen they didn't touch the bathroom. They didn't touch the upstairs
bedroom. They were fabulous. They (inaudible)
Joseph Lee: It happened in broad daylight. Actually the carpenter was working next door
heard the alarm. The fire department got here right away or there wouldn't have been
anything Ieft.
Julie Amper: They saved our house.
Phyllis Atkinson: So from the time you purchased the house until the time you had the
fire you were assessed as if it were a one story house.
Julie Amper: I guess we didn't know that. Our house has been a 2 story since the 1900's.
Phyllis Atkinson: Oh okay
Julie Amper: 1 have a picture from the historical society and their showing it...
Kevin Webster: With no heat noted down as well.
Nick Planamento: When you said it was a carriage house or barn or something originally
so perhaps.
Cara Wells: Jonathan you got anything else over there?
Joseph Lee: Ceiling (inaudible) part of the house the bedroom there and living room is 6
toot 8
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Julie Amper: Old fashioned
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay I thank you very much. I think you presented a good case and
we will review it.
Cara Wells: We really appreciate citizens coming out to complain. It's a very important
part of the process. Thank you
Julie Amper: Thank you for serving on this board.
Jonathan Wiggins: Thank you take care now.
Hearing #2
Gerard Schultheis: Do you want to identify yourself your names and the property that you
are representing.
Alan Eidler: Absolutely Alan Eidler 1052 Canoe Path Mattituck
Laureen Hams: Laureen Harris. Cronin, Cronin and Hams. This is the only residential
we have Southold. Can I start?
Gerard Schultheis: I'd like to swear you in first. Stand up and raise your right hand.
Nick Planamento: Good Morning. Do you solemnly swear that the information you are
about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the best of your ability to do so.
Alan Eidler: Yes
Laureen Hams: I do
Nick Planamento: Thank you, would you state your name. I'm sorry. Again.
Laureen Hams: Laureen Harris
Alan Eidler: Alan Eidler
Nick Planamento: Thank you.
Jonathan Wiggins: Can I have the tax map number of your property please?
Laureen Hams: 106-12-3.001
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Gerard Schultheis: It appears as if we got your application here and just a copy of your
property record card.
Laureen Harris: Correct
Gerard Schultheis: Do you have any evidence of the value
Laureen Harris: I do I do. And I copies I hope there is enough for everyone.
Jonathan Wiggins: ls this an open bay front house?
Laureen Harris: l'm sorry?
Jonathan Wiggins: Open bay front?
Laureen Harris: It's bay front
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay
Cara Wells: No, it's not bay front no it's not. It's Mattituck inlet.
Alan Eidler: It's Mattituck inlet
Cara Wells: Canoe Place
Jonathan Wiggins: l'm looking over here is this the inlet still'?
Cara Wells: So is Canoe Path literally is it sort of is it become dead end down there?
And it becomes a dirt path'?
Alan Eidler: Canoe Path is a paper street'? The house isn't on the paper street, lt's a one
two path. It's a dirt path. I don't know why.
Phyllis Atkinson: But they show that the house is on Bell Path.
Alan Eidler: That's another paper street. What happens is you, there's, Cox Neck Road,
Gerard Schultheis: Right
Alan Eidler: You go down Cox Neck about a mile. Okay and you make a lefl a right on
Miller road. Alright. And then Miller Road sort of ends and it becomes a dirt road. And
then that dirt road goes into to my house.
Cara Wells: Alright
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Nick Planamento: So are you saying you access your house from Miller? Not from South
drive?
Alan Eidler: From Miller. That's the only way to access it.
Kevin Webster: Right, you go up and go into Jackson landing there
Cara Wells: Right and cross over
Kevin Webster: To Wexler Ave out to the tower. You make that right there and you go
straight through like he said it's Miller Road but it's behind the Jackson Landing
subdivision.
Nick Planamento: Exactly
Alan Eidler: You could turn up Jackson Landing and go around and then hit Miller or lot
right after Jackson landing.
Cara Wells: Oh okay
Kevin Webster: On the way up to the Old Mill. You just make a right there.
Nick Planamento: Right but then you cross over raccoon and deer
Kevin Webster: Yes, you go right across there
Nick Planamento: And continue
Kevin Webster: You don't go in offofBayview even though it says it's Canoe Path and
then it just go straight right into his driveway. You keep going and then it bears right.
And then tums right. How it shows there on the map.
Gerard Schultheis: I see by your application that you say your house is worth $85,135.
Laurecn Hams: The supplement that I gave you. Okay. IfI could asso...its we're
requesting that the property be brought down to 711000. Based on the two comparables
and whenever you're ready I will explain ....
Nick Planamento: That's the assessed value?
Laureen Hams: Fair market value
Nick Planamento: Market value? 700,000?
Laureen Hams: No the current fair market value is 883177 I'm looking to bring it down
to 711550
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Nick Planamento: Okay so you think it's worth 711550
Laureen Harris: Right
Jonathan Wiggins: And it's currently at
Laureen Harris: 883177
Kevin Webster: We're using 1.11% they have on there form as well so our taxable value
is $851000
Kevin Webster: (inaudible) latest residential assessor ratio 1.11%
Phyllis Atkinson: What did you say Kevin 850?
Kevin Webster: 851
Jonathan Wiggins: ls this a new house?
Alan Eidler: No (inaudible) built approximately around 1975 and then I think there was
an addition put on, not by me.
Jonathan Wiggins: When did you buy the house?
Alan Eidler: I bought the house about 6 years ago do you want the exact date?
Cara Wells: It's right here. Oct 2005
Jonathan Wiggins: And what did you pay ibr the house is Oct 2005?
Alan Eidler: I paid, at almost the height of the market 550,000 dollars
Jonathan Wiggins: Oh okay
Alan Eidler: And that's why I want to explain to you why that house is less then other
houses on Mattituck inlet. There are really 2 major reasons. One is that I'm the only
house on the inlet, that 1 know ot; that doesn't have a dock. Most people who buy on the
inlet want a dock because they want a boat. The boat is to go to the sound. It's smaller
then most of the other houses that I look at that are on the inlet. The other reason is that
the house very difficult to access.
Jonathan Wiggins: I can see that.
Alan Eidler: You 1 can't get deliveries of furniture because the trucks have a hard time
coming in and then getting out. It's very difficult to back out. Turning around I do get
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fuel deliveries but they are telling me you have to. There are these 2 trees that are on
either side, not on my property but where you come in, the tracks are just barely getting
by. They like touch on the sides. I have to be careful at night when I take my SUV by.
Nobody can find, you can't google earth my house. You put in 1052 Canoe Path, if try to
get, if want to get a delivery ora refrigerator or something, they can't do it unless I can
talk to a guy and talk him in. Which is hard to do today. It's a real problem i£I want to, if
I need to get my cesspool pumped if 1... Just getting into to the house is it's a small dirt
road, and again there is this one spot where it's 2 trees on either side, it's tight and then
when you get into my house a car is no problem to turn around but a large track is
problematic. And I think that's why the owner of the house sold it to me. Had a problem.
You need the right buyer.
Jonathan Wiggins: Right, right
Jonathan Wiggins: You paid 550 at the height of the market so. That's an indication right
there.
Laureen Harris: (inaudible) the point of the property it's very very difficult that's why
we decided to come out to see if we explain it to you and then .. it's such an unusual
house you know I looked at it and it's very small
Jonathan Wiggins: How big is small?
Laureen Harris: 1830. I don't want to criticize my clients. But got the job situation also
he not that type of property. So what I did, so now how do I find comparables to this to
demonstrate to you fair market value. And so I looked at 2 other comparables one of
Reeve Road that had pond view because again without a dock you got some water there
because I wanted to find something so we used a house obviously larger the second again
you have pictures of it ... pond view
Phyllis Atkinson: The Reeve Avenue, the one by the church, that Reeve Avenue?
Laureen Harris: Yeah
Phyllis Atkinson: On Maratooka Lake'?
CaraWells: No no
Laureen Harris: Yeah Reeve Road
Kevin Webster: Excuse me no it's on the comer of Reeve and Bailey Beach Road.
Kevin Webster: It doesn't have a view of anything, if 1 could just address that
Jonathan Wiggins: Comp 1 how much did that sell tbr?
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Cara Wells: Oh okay
Kevin Webster: Just north of harbor view you have those 3 or 4 lots up there with the
large and he's on that inside ...
Alan Eidler: My problem is that I don't think there are comps. If you take my house and
you take the two houses on either side of me okay the house on one side is of me is
accessed through a completely different development and a different road and he has a
completely nonnal road going to his house. My neighbor on the other side of me and is
part of what they call hide-away estates. For some reason 1 am part out of hide-away
estates. So they don't even. When they do snow plowing in hide-away estates they don't
even snow plow my access road getting in. not my driveway part, but even the road
before me. But the house, that house that's in hide-away that's my neighbor on that side
has 2 access roads. He can access get in like from 1 don't know if it's Racoon a regular
normal road through the development or that dirt road that comes into my house instead
of going straight to mine you can go right on the dirt road and he can get to his house that
way. So he actually has 2 access points. But what makes the house so unique is that l
don't even see any comps is in the access ability.
Gerard Schultheis: If you feel there are no comps
Alan Eidler: l say that from a professional stand point she's the tax lawyer.
Gerard Schultheis: In that case the 2 comps that you gave here. How do you justify them?
Laureen Harris: Well I looked at if you want to take a look I think you were asking that l
put where the comparables are and where the subject is. Just so you had an idea.
Phyllis Atkinson: There are at least 2 Reeve Roads in Mattituck that I know
Laureen Harris: I saw that I wanted to clarify that. But the I probably am going to say
that the comparable number 2 545 that had the pond view, in terms of fairness, it has a
view but it's much larger okay then Mr. Eidlers property. And the property itself is much
larger. An acre and a half.
Jonathan Wiggins: Does it have a pool?
Laureen Harris: No I don't think so
Cara Wells: Has Mr Eidler considered a turn around driveway?
Alan Eidler: 1 have. When I bought the house okay there is a the dirt road there's a space
on the right park and there's a space on the left to park. What I can do it pull in and back
out and get out. When you have a large track okay and 1 seen them sometimes it's taken
them 45 minutes try to turn around and they hit a couple of trees in the process. What
they do they like go down towards the garage then they back up into one of the spaces
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and then they head into the other and certain trucks can do it but if it was a large like a
normal delivery truck even if you try to get a delivery of furniture. They guy wound up
having to back out. And that's not an easy thing to do. Backing out fairly lengthy dirt
road.
Cara Wells: No I can relate. I would, I would be the same thing with a family property
with the same issues. But it is clear to legal width. Which is fifteen feet. Is your road even
cleared at legal width?
Alan Eidler: 15 feet wide
Cara Wells: For Fire access. High and wide
Alan Eidler: I'm sure it is. It is all done with CO's when I bought it. Everything was
Cara Wells: So 15 high and 15 wide should be adequate to allow most to allow delivery
trucks in.
Alan Eidler: The real problem is these 2 trees. And those tree's grow ever year.
Cara Wells: Cant' you cut one down?
Alan Eidler: There not on my property.
Cara Wells: Can't you talk to your neighbor?
Alan Eidler: l'm not sure if they are the town or of they belong... When you're on Miller
road okay just before you get to my dirt driveway there's a brown house on the right and
the trees are like a little bit before the dirt driveway. There's one on the left and there's
one on the right. The one of the left I don't know is that the ncighbors tree'? ! don't think 1
should have them cut down yet. Tree's grow slowly. But at some point in time, 5 years,
10 years. I might have to see whatever that process is. Do that.
Cara Wells: Can I just ask one more question? Did you not buy this property because of
the privacy it accorded?
Alan Eidler: 1 know I tell in love with it. It takes a certain buyer certain houses have
market ... others have a more limited market.
Cara Wells: And that reduces their tax value?
Alan Eidler: I think that if you don't have a dock, and if you. Yeah I think you can make
a strong argument that it does.
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Jonathan Wiggins: The house next door is on 1.2 acres. I saw the picture, the aerial
picture. The smaller house. The one in hide-away estates I think. It's a small house isn't
it?
Alan Eidler: No, he's got a house and a like a shed.
Jonathan Wiggins: It didn't look like a large house in the picture. I was wondering if you
knew how much that one was assessed for?
Alan Eidler: I have no idea.
Laureen Harris: I can find out.
Alan Eidler: I think it's bigger then mine and he has a dock.
Gerard Schultheis: Have you ever applied for a dock?
Alan Eidler: No
Jonathan Wiggins: And the house on the other side how much is he assessed for, do you
know that?
Alan Eidler: 1 don't know. he's got an enormous dock
Jonathan Wiggins: He's got a big dock, yeah I saw the picture of that. He's also got a
larger house.
Cara Wells: ls that Baden comp on the other side?
Alan Eidler: (inaudible) His access is from a totally different direction.
Jonathan Wiggins: Yeah I know that.
Alan Eidler: He has an enormous, enormous dock.
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin how would you assess a dock?
Kevin Webster: Value? $200 to $400. Is the normal charge. On the assessment for a
dock depending on the size.
Alan Eidler: Don't you think that it ads to the value of the house?
Kevin Webster: That's the assessment increase. The assessment $200 to $400 increase
depending on the size.
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Jonathan Wiggins: There are several houses along here. Another one in hide-away
estates. 1.4 acres which is a lot of water fi'ontage. You don't have any information on that
one? Number 106-12-28.5.
Kevin Webster: You're asking me?
Jonathan Wiggins: Yes, do you have any information on that one?
Kevin Webster: I do not have any inlbrmation on that property with me now.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay. I'm just trying to get comparables in the same neighborhood.
You know.
Laureen Harris: We kept filing and not resolving this ...
Jonathan Wiggins: I saw a picture of comp one and it looked like a big modem house
with a swimming pool.
Laureen Hams: One is two...
Alan Eidler: Houses on the water .... And they all have docks.
Jonathan Wiggins: Yeah they all do, not all if them are large though.
Laureen Harris: Well on comparable number one you're correct it's on 2.26 acres and
we're on less then an acre.
Jonathan Wiggins: That was a comparable one? ls on 2.26 acres?
Laureen Harris: Yes, that's what we had to do
Jonathan Wiggins: And how much did that house sell fbr?
Laureen Harris: 980
Jonathan Wiggins: That sold fbr 980'?
Laureen Harris: Right
Jonathan Wiggins: With the swimming pool on all that land and where is that in relation
to the subject house?
Laureen Harris: It's on the last page.
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Kevin Webster: The demarker on the map is a bit off for comparable one. It's actually on
the comer of Bailey Beach road and Reeve Road. On the southwest comer of Bailey
Beach and Reeve Road.
Cara Wells: Oh I know where that is. Okay
Kevin Webster: If you look at the Tax Map it's 100-1-44.
Jonathan Wiggins: yeah I know that.
Kevin Webster: I will show you where it is, it's 100-1-44.
Gerard Schultheis: you tblks feel your house has a diminished value because of the fact
that it doesn't have a dock?
Alan Eidler: Oh absolutely
Gerard Schultheis: Okay what would you consider the value of the house if it did have a
dock how much more?
Alan Eidler: I think this is an intbm~al opinion, I'm not testifying an expert but I think
that a dock could add $300000 to a house ....
Gerard Schultheis: lfyou had a dock and it was assessed at $200 additional on your
assessment that means it adds $18000 to the value of your house.
Alan Eidler: But you see I completely disagree with that because if you every house that
I can see has a dock. Every single house except me. So if you're looking to buy, the
people that 1 know who are on the inlet are all these boats. They also have big boats. So
they want to be on the inlet to have a dock and to have a boat.
Gerard Schultheis: And your comps I don't have the pictures. But do any of the comps
that you submitted do they have a dock?
Laureen Hams: No they don't.
Gerard Schultheis: They don't
Laureen Harris: No I intentionally looked for properties without a dock. In order to try to
establish..
Jonathan Wiggins: But those properties aren't on the inlet.
Laureen Hams: One has a water view. Which 1 think it comparable. So I have one that's
on the pond. That's comparable number 2. The advantage being
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Kevin Webster: IfI may, Comp number 2 is on Maratooka Lake.
Gerard Schultheis: Which is completely land locked
Kevin Webster: No motorized water craft. That's number 2. Number 1 as I said is on the
inside comer of Bailey Beach Road and Reeve Road. Which is land locked as well from
the tax map. You can see and that does not have a view at all. Number 2 does have a view
of Maratooka Lake because it's on it. it's set back I don't know if you're familiar with
that home there.
Alan Eidler: It would be easy ifl could find a house on the inlet that didn't have a dock.
That was similar property size and square footage but they don't exist.
Nick Planamento: Are you aware that your neighbor you mentioned the ... house is
available for sale.
Alan Eidler: it's been for sale for like since I bought my house like 7 years. He can't sell
it.
Nick Planamento: And there's a function maybe of price but do you know what the
asking price is for the house?
Alan Eidler: He's asked crazy numbers. He really does know, 1 know him very well. He
will sell the house once he gets his crazy number. That's why it's still on the market.
Cara Wells: Which is over 1.2
Nick Planamento: He's asking I think 1.7 and I'm not exactly thmiliar with. But even if
it's an inflated value and even if you subtract what your saying is an inflated value for a
dock $300000 the assessed value isn't all that tar ofl2
Alan Eidler: We looked at the numbers bigger house bigger property with a dock with a
dock that you can put 6 boats. ! think the, I know very well, I really he throws crazy
numbers out there because he doesn't want to sell it. He hasWt sold it in 6 years. Maybe
longer, as long as I've known him. lt's been for sale.
Nick Planamento: But what would you think his house is worth? 1 don't know if it's
even relevant but when you look at the aerial. If you build a similar dock on your
property which you would most likely be entitled to and I know this is a lot of what ifs...
Alan Eidler: No, no, no, no. My understanding is that 1 would never be allowed to build
anything like that today.
Nick Planamento: Perhaps not a multi slip dock. But you'd still be entitled to a dock.
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Alan Eidler: Oh I don't know that, what I've been told is first I'd have to get a
hydroponic survey, you have to quality. Maybe I could get one, I have no idea. I know
that even if I qualify 1 could never build what he has. They just don't allow it anymore.
Jonathan Wiggins: Kevin? Sale number 2 that they're using as a comp. 114-9-9. On the
pond. What is the square footage of that house? In relation to the comp. In relation to the
subject?
Kevin Webster: I'm not sure exactly they have down 2489.
Laureen Harris: It's on the comparable
KevinWebster: GLA
Laureen Harris: Yeah GLA
Jonathan Wiggins: Oh 24 oh I see
Kevin Webster: I do not know. I don't have the card in front of me. I'm just looking at
what they have down.
Jonathan Wiggins: And that. I guess the price is 689 on that.
Alan Eidler: The reality is you can try to attribute a value to a dock. but if there is 10
people looking for a house on the Mattituck inlet maybe 9 out of 10, 10 out of 10 are
going to want a dock.
Jonathan Wiggins: Some people don't want a dock
Cara Wells: Some people just want sunsets.
Jonathan Wiggins: Basically you've got a beautiful view. You've got a beautiful view
and that's why I'm using comp 2 because he's has a beautiful view also. What you could
have you don't have. So that's not an issue here. And one house is larger. 1 think you
have a decent argument and ! thank you very much.
Alan Eidler: Thank you
Laureen Harris: Thank you
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin there is a correction of errors that was done in 2010
Kevin Webster: Yes there's was a small claims settlement between the office here and
our office tbr the 08/09 tax year. It was reduced from 9850 to 9450 at the time and then
because it was done after the taxable status date we do a correction of error for the future
year so it gets carried tbrward. That's all that is. That's just clerical. But it was reduced
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fbr the 08/09 tax year which would be based on a july I st of 2007 valuation date. There
was a settlement between this office and our office on reassessment of 9450. And then
it's been carded forward for the last 4 taxable status date that 9450.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I have to ask you this. Since that happened, what changed that
makes you feel that your assessment is wrong?
Laureen Hams: The market... That's not the value. That's why we took the opportunity
to see you people because you got to see, you really got a feel for it. Talking about it, it's
hard to explain it ... This is why we took the opportunitly.
Alan Eidler: What I've been saying to Lorraine is, I want to come it they must not get it.
We need to talk about it. And make sure you know your judgement ... For me to feel
good I need to at least come in here and explain to you, this is my house, I love my
house, I'm not going to tell you that I don't, I bought it, The house works for me. But I
think that most people are looking for house on the inlet, it doesn't.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay Kevin, Can you do an appraisal
Kevin Webster: I will. l'd like to address a few things. Can I?
Gerard Schultheis: Well let me, let me...
Kevin Webster: Yes, sure go ahead.
Gerard Schultheis: l'd like to see the appraisal. I don't buy the pond front as being equal.
And 1 don't buy it not being on the water and being comparable. ! would like to see the
appraisal if possible include sales that include access to waterfront that does have the
possibility tbr boating. Okay that way I think we would be looking at true comparables.
Kevin Webster: Okay.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay you had some other'?
Kevin Webster: Yes. Can I ask who did this market analysis report?
Laureen Harris: We did, my office did.
Kevin Webster: Your office did. Was it done by a licensed appraiser? A licensed
appraiser'?
Laureen Hams: No
Kevin Webster: Somebody in the office? (Laureen Hams raises hand) Okay. I'd like to
address a few things here. I am a licensed appraiser for the last 15 years. The one thing
I'd like to address on this workup is the lot dimensions acreage adjustment. When I see a
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lot of appraisals is for excess land. Both these lots are non-sub dividable. Mr Eidler
cannot subdivide his lot and the Reeve Road is part of the subdivision. The adjustment is
at $4.60 a square foot. Adjustment. Normally, typically I see a $1 a square foot for excess
land. Even a $1.50 a square foot. So there is a negative $276000 adjustment for this
comparable which is not on a creek. I'm not even talking about the 175 feet of frontage
that Mr. Eidler has. So to me that's about $140000 excessive on the negative side. If you
put that back in to that $734000 adjustment it comes to over $860000. Because the net
adjustment on this is $246000 and as a percentage goes that's over 30% on the net
adjustment which is above
?: 15% is maximum...
Kevin Webster: Right, right, so that is one thing I disagree with.
Laureen Harris: IfI could add, is that okay?
Kevin Webster: Well I'm in the middle of speaking ifl could continue. When you're
talking about .88 of 2.26 acreage. You're taking off $276000. That to me is very
excessive. We're also talking about a valuation date of July Ist of 2011. That we looked at
when we file a ghevance right now. So the other part of it is did you look at number 2.
The same thing is going to happen with 1.4 and .88. You're taking off $104000 dollars.
Which is $4.60 a square foot again. That's 3 times what the norm is. For those kind of
adjustments.
Laureen Harris: incorporated in that language is the problem with the access. 1
understand on the ghd tbrmula okay that that might be the problem. But we definitely
adjusted for the access problem that alan ... has...
Gerard Schultheis: Do you have a deeded right-of-way to your house?
Alan Eidler: 1 believe I do, yes. I believe I have a right-of-way through the hide-away
estates.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay, and do you know what the width of that right-of-way is?
Laureen Harris: All I know is you know (inaudible)
Cara Wells: Is there another way into the property?
Alan Eidler: Oh no, no
Gerard Schultheis: If you go to the fire department to get access. They want to see a 15
foot fight-of-way.
Alan Eidler: Fire department trucks could get in.
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Gerard Schultheis: Hook and Ladder compared to a trailer truck, same thing.
Alan Eidler: You can get in. okay it just takes too long to mm around.
Cara Wells: You know life isn't always the same. Each road is different. Can't you do a
different place...
Laureen Harris: It's not that ... He did buy the house. He loves the spot. He's saying, I
think, that in terms of the assessment the population of people and you compare plusses
and minuses. That's something that we considered a detriment. It does make it unsalable.
Alan Eidler: Basically to summarize my whole argument all I'm saying is that this house
is exceptionally, exceptionally unique. Okay that uniqueness to a certain individual can
add value. Okay, but the reality is that it's difficult. All of the other houses on the inlet,
not just because of the dock, but because of the access. I like that. That's why I bought
the house. There will be other people out there like me. My argument is that they are
harder to find. it's not, if you have 10 people looking most of those people would not be
in the market for my ... on the inlet. That doesn't mean I would never be able to find a
buyer. I'm not suggesting that. 1 wouldn't have bought the house if I didn't like it.
Nick Planamento: Then I would say it's almost a non-argument. I mean it's obviously
something that, you if you enjoyed the house. Other people will enjoy the house. That
there's a difference between people who like vanilla ice cream and chocolate ice cream.
Alan Eidler: No, no no but vanilla ice cream and chocolate ice cream is maybe 50/50.
What I am suggesting whether you except it or not that this is a tough market right now if
I go to sell my house to real estate broker and there are 10 people in the market for a
house on the Mattituck inlet. And there are 5 houses, I am one of 5 houses on the inlet for
sale. Okay I would be willing to bet those people would be more interested in the other 4,
then mine. There more traditional. Okay, they have to dock they have normal access.
Okay lets say we take
Cara Wells: But you're putting a value on perception.
Laureen Harhs: We're putting value in the market.
Alan Eidler: I'm putting value on the market.
Nick Planamento: But 1 would still argue that using that would add a value. Because
people look tbr privacy. And knowing the location, I guess just the only other thing 1
would quickly share was re seeing the only access you have coming through miller road.
I don't quite understand the right-of-way and non-right-of-way issue. But whether it's a
paper road or not there's a road that cuts across Mr. Bodenhoffs property.
Alan Eidler: No, no, no, no, no I have no access that way.
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Nick Planamento: I don't understand that. I mean it's on the tax map. It shows that it
would be an alternative access.
Alan Eidler: There's no, it can't show on the tax map that there's a way take a car
through his property to mine. It doesn't exist. There's trees and woods. And it's slopped.
It's impossible, absolutely impossible.
Kevin Webster: The second subject photo shows how Mr. Eidler gets to his property. As
we were talking about he comes straight in and bears right. Right into his driveway ....
Comes in bears right Southeast goes right in to front of house.
Jonathan Wiggins: So basically what you're saying is
Alan Eidler: Can I take a look at what you're looking at?
Jonathan Wiggins: the tax map?
Nick Planamento: do you have the tax map Kevin? It's called Belt Path.
Kevin Webster: The way you go is this way. It shows Canoe Path is what this is names.
So there ... cut across.
Alan Eidler: Canoe Path is a paper street. I'm not on that paper street. Bob Edenhoffhas
access in the different development in a different road. And between his house and my
house is, are tree's. There is no paved road. It's impossible to get a car.
Cara Wells: So you are, you are left as your traveling down to Badenhoft~ You go offto
the left?
Alan Eidler: If you're coming down Cox Neck and you make a right on Mill.
Cara Wells: I'm way past there. I'm coming down Badenhoff's driveway. In turning
around.
Alan Eidler: The only way 1 can explain this. So you make that right on Miller. When if
you go straight, down Miller it becomes a dirt road you keep going straight my house is
on the right once you pulled into the driveway. But if you just kept going straight you
can't go through the woods. You'd hit Badenhoffs house.
Cara Wells: Okay
Alan Eidler: But you can drive there you'd hit a tree, you'd hit a bunch of trees. There's
no road.
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Jonathan Wiggins: Well basically what we have here you paid 550 for a house in 2005.
It's a 1800 square tbot house. And you feel it's worth 711500. You're being taxed as if
it's worth about 850000. And that's what we are going review.
Hearing #3:
Gerard Schultheis: I need you to state your name and property number.
Christine Piacente: Christine Piacente
Nick Planamento: Hi Christine, Hi. Good, I see. I'm going to ask you to ... and
affirmation. If you'd raise your right hand. Thank you. Do you solemnly swear that the
information you're about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the best of
your ability to do so.
Christine Piacente: Yes
Nick Planamento: Thank you
Jonathan Wiggins: Can I have the tax map number of your property?
Christine Piacente: Yes
Gerard Schultheis: It's 107-4-2.5
Cara Wells: 2.5
Gerard Schultheis: I see your property is assessed at $9700. You f~el its value right now
is 725000.
Christine Piacente: Correct
Cara Wells: I'm sorry Gerry what's the AV?
Gerard Schultheis: Assessed value is 9700. And the estimate of the property value is
725000.
Cara Wells: Is it Woodcliff Lane'? WoodcliffDrive
Jonathan Wiggins: 4375 Mill Lane
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay you have 5 acres on Mill lane. You're being taxed as if you
house is worth 881 thousand 815 thousand.
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Christine Piacente: I believe I'm being taxed a little higher then that. If I'm reading my
tax bill correctly 872874 dollars. Is that correct?
Kevin Webster: Yes, 873
Christine Piacente: 873 874
Kevin Webster: Right that's the current taxable value. As of July Ist
Jonathan Wiggins: She feels it's worth 725000? Correct?
Christine Piacente: Well I was here 1 don't know if you remember, 1 remember you, I
doubt you remember me. I was here roughly 3 years ago.
Cara Wells: I remember
Christine Piacente: Thank you. Nothing has changed other then I have 3 appraisals.
Consecutive appraisals.
Jonathan Wiggins: Did you get a reduction 2 years ago?
Christine Piacente: It was 3 years ago yes. I did receive a reduction. Because I had an
official appraisal. I believe that's why on which I did speak to the court at that time. Or
the board that I'm not trying to be unrelenting but I have called Mr. Webster many many
times consecutively at least 5 years after the reduction. And I never received one. At that
time I believe our taxes were over $15000 a year. And I show again on this new appraisal
from July 2011 that the property has dropped again. If you look at each appraisal the
property keeps dropping the value.
Jonathan Wiggins: You have an appraisal froln last July?
Christine Piacente: Stated July 2011. I submitted one to the board.
Gerard Schultheis: And that appraisal shows that the value of the house is worth 800
thousand.
Christine Piacente: Correct. As 1 stated when I was here the last time, I have the most
austere home on the road. I do not have a luxury home. You can look at the photographs.
We do have the barn, my husband is a mechanic. We restored the cars himself. He was
not given anything. He is a hard working man. And I presently do not have a job, I
haven't worked now in over a year. I believe that the properties are dropping and there's
also this article that I printed from the Suflblk Times dated March 15th 2012.2011 Home
sales and prices slip. In the current appraisal they site a home up the road from mine
which I'm sure a lot of you know the Zuwary(sp) home. That was sold, I believe it was 2
years ago November. That was a luxury home, a beautiful home. Where one window unit
cost 10 thousand dollars. And the home only sold fbr 999 thousand dollars. Where as if
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the market had been strong that was a least a million two home. Alright. I believe that
there are some serious problems and that a lot of people are being taxed too high. Oh I
also have printed an article letter we wrote, my husband and I wrote, to the editor of the
paper. It's indirectly stating that the Mattituck/Cutchogue School district is taxing the
average home owner too high. We just mailed that in May 3rd of this year. So other then
getting official appraisals and writing a letter to the paper and bringing an article from the
local paper that only a few months old. I believe that the market is very weak. That we
are paying too high a tax. And that if you look at my taxes I might have gotten a
reduction but I'm almost back up to 12 thousand dollars again. So it's just a matter of a
f~w years till we're going to be a high tax again, a much higher tax. Every year it goes up
5, 600 dollars.
Gerard Schultheis: First thing, we're not concerned with what the taxes are. We're only
concerned what the assessed value is. We're right now, we're dealing with the taxable
status date of July 2011. That's the date they were looking at the value of the house.
Christine Piacente: Alright
Gerard Schultheis: Okay and I see that you have an appraisal here. Dated for July 1 st
2011. That says your house is worth 800 thousand.
Christine Piacente: Correct
Jonathan Wiggins: Do you disagree with the appraisal?
Christine Piacente: I do now. I believe now that that house has fallen the price has fallen
again. Yes,
Gerard Schultheis: We're dealing with July 1~ 2011
Christine Piacente: Alright we're always a year behind. But it's almost a year now in 2
months it will be almost a year.
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin have you looked at any of this?
Kevin Webster: Yes, I'm looking at the appraisal now and to start off the 10 adjustments
on these comparables 1, 2 and 3 are 42%, 33% and 36%.
Phyllis Atkinson: 4? I don't have it in front of me. What adjustments for what?
Kevin Webster: Well
Phyllis Atkinson: Site?
Kevin Webster: Site, but on the site adjustment this appraiser adjusted 59 cents a square
foot. So you can see we've gone from 4.6 and the other one to 59 cents. So this to me is
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way below market. The comparables they use the house on County Club drive number 7
that was basically the one that was fully renovated. I think that was owned by the Big
Whistle. The guy that was the hockey referee. 7 Country Club Drive is ... 550 they did
that major renovation.
Cara Wells: A really major renovation.
Kevin Webster: Yeah oh yeah. 640 Alois Lane is the one off Camp Mineola on the way
down that sold ibr 555. Not the same as the location that the subject has. 1165 Saltaire
Way is up at the top on the fight. That's a one story ranch on a half acre. That sold. Again
I don't think it's the same as a 5 acre property there that sold. And the adjustments being
only 59 cents a square foot. They came out to 783740 and 773 but when you take that
adjustment from a 5 acre lot to a I acre lot. I think the average buyer is going to pay
more then 125 thousand dollars for 4 IA acres of land out here.
Christine Piacente: But the problem is that the land it restricted. Which we didn't realize
what we were getting involved in at the time. So I would have sold off lets say the back
lot a long time ago. But 1 can't, and I would like to say that the house that's near me that
Mr. Webster sited the one story ranch. It's a beautiful luxury home. There's no
comparison. Whether the lot size is small or large. The house itself is a beautiful luxury
home. lt's right on the comer of Bailey Beach road. Am I correct. I believe that's one of
the houses that was sited.
Kevin Webster: 1165 Saltaire
Christine Piacente: That's right near my home as well. Yes.
Kevin Webster: Country Club drive is down obviously near North Fork Country Club.
640 Alois Lane is on the way down to Strongs Marina. And that 1165 Saltaire Way is up
north.
Christine Piacente: Well Grand Avenue is definitely near my home as well. I think it's a
good assessment of the houses in the general area. They do site the home up the road
which as I said earlier is without a doubt a house beautiful luxury home and it sold fbr 2
or 3 hundred thousand dollars less then it should have.
Jonathan Wiggins: There's no doubt that prices are down. Do you have any information
on houses on either side of you?
Christine Piacente: No not, as well I could say to you that the house at 4505 Mill Lane
which is the immediate property to the north. Has been, that would be the Italian thmily,
has been on the market for roughly 5 years. And the original asking price was 1.4 million
dollars. And now I believe it's 995. And at that price it's been on the market fbr over a
year. And they have not even had a binder. And that is a beautiful home as well.
Jonathan Wiggins: It's on the market they asking over 900 thousand ...
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Christine Piacente: If you look at 4225 Mill Lane. That's the house immediately to the
south, I believe it was 5 or 6 years ago they had an auction, no it wasn't being sold by a
realtor. It was being auctioned. And at that time the highest bid if I remember correctly
was 675. And that was 5 or 6 years ago. And that's immediately to the south o£me. We
share the property line.
Jonathan Wiggins: Did they have to accept the offer?
Christine Piacente: No, no they didn't. Because they wanted 900 thousand and they
didn't come close.
Nick Planamento: I'm sorry Ms Piacente.
Christine Piacente: It's okay
Nick Planamento: Christine, could you bring me up to speed on what you said about the
house that Malls(sp) was auctioning off: I understood that that property did sell. It didn't
sell?
Christine Piacente: No it never sold.
Nick Planamento: So the same owners remain there?
Christine Piacente: Yes they re...
Nick Planamento: They have a little horse and the paddock.
Christine Piacente: Yes they have the horse paddock and all that. Yes.
Nick Planamento: I thou,ght it had sold.
Christine Piacente: I'm sorry
Nick Planamento: I understood it or I had thought that is sold.
Christine Piacente: No, Well they, well if you really want to know what went on, they
were offered a firm offer a person actually there standing on the property was roughly
675. The minimum bid they were hoping fbr was 900 thousand. Cause it was an auction.
Then someone miraculously telephoned the auctioneer over the cell phone and offered
something like 800 thousand. But then when it came to fruition the 800 thousand never
happened. The person wasn't physically there. Because 1 hate to say this, here-say, but
they were obviously hoping when this cell bid came in that it would trump up the other
bid of the people standing there and it didn't happen. So the only firm offer they had
where they could have sold the house that day was 675. And that was roughly 5 or 6
years ago. And the market was strong then.
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Nick Planamento: l thought it was like maybe 3 years ago, but maybe it
Christine Piacente: Maybe I'm wrong. I'd say it was at least 4 or 5. Maybe I'm wrong.
Jonathan Wiggins: Kevin would you get the property data cards on those two properties
2.4 and 2.6?
Kevin Webster: Yes,
Jonathan Wiggins: Thank you
Gerard Schultheis: The information we need to look at to make the determination. Things
like listed price and asking price is not an acceptable proof. The only proof is actual sales.
Something that actually went to contract and sold.
Christine Piacente: No, I agree however I was asked by Mr. Wiggins to describe the
properties on my road next to me. And that is why I did. And then Mr. Planamento the
same question.
Jonathan Wiggins: I'm just trying to get a feel fbr the properties in the neighborhood.
Christine Piacente: There not honestly they're not selling well.
Jonathan Wiggins: Every property is unique and you do have 5 acres. So there are just a
few spots that have 5 acres, l'm familiar with Mill lane and I just want to see how the
other properties are taxed around you.
Gerard Schulthcis: Kevin do you have any other comments?
Kevin Webster: I do, if you look at comparable number 7 on the appraisal which is the
house sold on the street. House number 7 was owned and sold on the street. Back in the
fall of 2010. The taxable value right now on subject property is 873 thousand dollars.
And if you look at this appraisal under design appeal there's a negative 25 thousand
dollars. Subjective negative adjustment fbr design and appeal. Then there's a quality of
construction negative adjustment of 50 thousand dollars. And then the third there's a 150
thousand dollar condition adjustment on the negative side to reach the adjusted number of
812500 dollars. 225 thousand dollars in negative adjustments tbr totally subjective items.
Design, appeal, quality of construction and condition. The homes are within 2 years of
each other all built roughly around the same time. And I disagree that 225 thousand dollar
adjustment needs to be taken offthat. We're talking about taxable value 873 thousand
dollars. This house with those adjusts to 812 if you want to say that half of those 50% of
those are warranted which I might give you, that puts that well over 925 thousand dollars
and we're talking only 873 thousand.
Jonathan Wiggins: Where did the 812 thousand come from.
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Kevin Webster: That's the appraisers adjusted value based on that comparable. With that
includes a 225 thousand dollar subjective adjustment for quality construction, design and
appeal. And condition.
Jonathan Wiggins: So you're saying you don't agree with it.
Kevin Webster: I don't agree with that. But as 1 said I would maybe say half of those are
okay. Even if you do that it's still puts it way above the 873 thousand dollars. That we're
talking about. The forth thing is the basement space that the subject has, the subject has
not 100% but it has finished basement space and my understanding ii'om the previous
appraisals is that there, and the appraiser says here, there is a bathroom down there and |
believe that at least 2 finished rooms down there.
Christine Piacente: It's one bedroom and it's a shower stall. It's not a full bath.
Kevin Webster: Okay so it has a shower stall. Right this property here has an unfinished
basement and their adding only 5000 dollars for that. 1 believe that's way below market
to have a finished basement space with a full bathroom. Shower stall not tub but that's
the tburth thing there that I see. Main thing really are the other three. So I feel that the
value is there that we have it at. This grievance board did drop this assessment 3700
dollars in June of 2010 to the present value. 1 do believe it fair where it is. Old field court
number 4 again is a 1 acre parcel in Farmveiw Estates area to Wolfpit. I don't think that's
comparable as well.
Christine Piacente: Well at least I took the time to have the appraisal done. But 1 would
like to say a few things comparing my home to the (name?) home. There's an inground
pool in the back. There is an accessory garage, l believe with at least 2 garage stalls and
then some attic space. Which you can not see in the photograph. Also as I said earlier at
the very beginning when ! sited the property being compared to mine that one window
unit are 4 windows is roughly 10 thousand dollars. And all the luxury items are there. My
home doesn't have that. As ! said the last time 1 was here I had to 400 dollar magic chef
stove. Not the 10 thousand dollar gourmet 8 burner stove. So we're showing that this
luxury home right up the road which should have sold if the market was strong for at
least 1.2 million dollars. And it is also beautifully landscaped. If you've driven by and
also if you look at my home being austere t?om the outside, I'm looking at the photo
now, there is no comparison. And yet the house only sold for 999. And I think that's the
point of why the appraiser sited that home.
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin can you do your own appraisal'.>
Kevin Webster: I will
Gerard Schultheis: Okay what we'll do is we'll look at all the information make a
decision and notify you as to what our decision is.
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Christine Piacente: Thank you
Hearing #4
Jonathan Wiggins: Can I have your tax map number?
Gerard Schultheis: 123-6-11.1
Richard Monaghan: Sure 123-6-11.6 1 think it is. 123-6-11.1
Nick Planamento: Mr. Monaghan before we get started I'm going to swear you in, if you
don't mind. Cara is it okay ifI get started? Thank you. I'm going to ask you to raise your
right hand. Thank you. Do you solemnly swear that the intbrmation you are about to give
will be accurately and truthfully to the best of your ability to do so?
Richard Monaghan: Yes
Nick Planamento: And please state your name.
Richard Monaghan: Richard F Monaghan
Nick Planamento: Thank you Mr. Monaghan.
Richard Monaghan: My wife might join us.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I have your application here. But 1 don't see any proof with it.
Richard Monaghan: Well I (inaudible) fi'om Arizona, I was on my way from Arizona to
here.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay do you have some proof tbr your claim fbr the assessment?
Richard Monaghan: I have an appraisal.
Jonathan Wiggins: Is this part of the air field
Richard Monaghan: It's a parcel that backs up on to the Norris property and then the
Norris property is contiguous with the airport. I think 1 V2 parcels removed. But it's right
at the entrance to Camp Mineola.
Kevin Webster: You can see on the tax map lot 9 which is behind it is vacant. And then
the Norris property is just to the east of that. Lot 9 is an 8.2 acre parcel that is vacant.
And then another ...
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Gerard Schultheis: Okay I see by your application that your estimate of the property
value is 400 thousand dollars.
Richard Monaghan: Well it's 400 thousand but when I wrote out the application based
on some data that I had on from the internet. And then I commissioned an appraisal.
Which is what you have.
Gerard Schultheis: Which says it worth 459 thousand.
Jonathan Wiggins: 459 appraisal.
Gerard Schultheis: 459 appraisal as of May 10th of this year.
Kevin Webster: The house is almost 2400 square feet that on there.
Nick Planamento: It's habitable? It's lived in?
Richard Monaghan: Sure I live there. I did improve it last year with a 3 season room.
Last year when I was here with the board, I attempted to make a ... about the house built
in the 1920's .... structure that has no insulation on the inside. It posses some problems.
The foot print of the house except for what I just did on the house hadn't changed.
Jonathan Wiggins: Do you have a basement in there?
Richard Monaghan: When I bought the house 1994 somewhere around there The
inspector came in and told me the house was pitching forward and that I would have to,
that it might collapse. So I raised it.
Jonathan Wiggins: What did you pay for the house in 19947
Richard Monaghan: 90 thousand
Jonathan Wiggins: 90?
Richard Monaghan: Last year l had difficulty with the comparables. None of the
co~nparables were built in the 1920's. Some of them were on the other side of 48 ....
Jonathan Wiggins: How many square feet would that be? How many square feet was the
house that sold for 375?
Kevin Webster: 1536
Richard Monaghan: The other house on Camp Mineola road was right next door to me
which sold like January of this year. The Murphy house was on the market for several
years. The house right next to me the Hummel house was the market for about a year and
a half. It hadn't sold. It sold in January. It started at 500 thousand it sold tbr 449. There
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are no comparables in Mattituck I think lbr over 500 thousand dollars. Except for one
house that sold up on Park Avenue.
Jonathan Wiggins: That's close to you.
Richard Monaghan: Well it's close.
Jonathan Wiggins: Alright so the one that sold tbr 449 do you know how many square
feet that was?
Kevin Webster: 1323
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin do you have anything to ask or comment on
Kevin Webster: Looking at the pages in response to not being able to find comparables
with similar ages. You can see that it is an issue because the first 2 comparables that the
appraisal uses are 36 and 41 years old. So those are not ideal. You can see there is an
issue going on. So I think the comparables that uses in that range are fine if that's all
that's there.
Richard Monaghan: If you recall last year the comparables used by the town were totally
... This house was built in the 20's.
Gerard Schultheis: I don't see the appraisal but is there any adjustment for age on the
appraisal.
Kevin Webster: No there is not. And the comparable number 2 which is on Bennetts
pond lane is not a comp.
Cara Wells: Is not a comp.
Nick Planamento: No it's not at all a comp
Kevin Webster: That one has a pool as well.
Jonathan Wiggins: Is there a oegative adjustment on that one?
Kevin Webster: There is, there is a negative adjustment.
Richard Monaghan: But 1 think the additional fact that they have to take into
consideration all the houses are basically selling at discount. If you look at even today
there's an article in today's newspaper. The decline of prices of houses in Nassau and
Suffolk county. Month to month .... Continuam ... And I made the case last year when I
did an analysis of every sale that was done in Mattituck. That the between the listed price
and then the eventual sale price. Every one of the houses had sold at less then the original
asking price. Any where from 35 to I to 5 percent. That trend has repeated. Prices in
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Mattituck. It may be different because of the location for instance of Cutchogue and
Nassau Point has a certain ... that warrants an increase in value. In fact I think the houses
have diminishing in value, not increase .... several different sales in Mattituck where the
average discount was ...
Kevin Webster: I have 2 other things l'd like to point out about this appraisal. The
subjects square footage is 2392 square feet. Not a large number but a good size number
for a 2 story house in this area. The 1st comparable is 1069 square feet smaller. 2nd one is
726, 3rd 932 4th 1342, 5th 856 square feet smaller. There's a big disparity between the
subject and those 5 comps.
Gerard Schultheis: Are there adjustments made for that?
Kevin Webster: There are the adjustments are made I believe at 25 dollars a square foot.
And so that would be a positive adjustment. That's only 25 dollars a square feet. It's
cutting it by half. The normal rate would be about 50 dollars a square foot.
Richard Monaghan: The issue was I specifically put on a ... That addition that I put on.
The 3 season room.
Cara Wells: That should not be included in total gross living area. If it's unheated. Did
you include that in the total gross living area?
Kevin Webster: I'm pulling from the appraisal that the subject property, the petitioner
submitted. The petitioner submitting an appraisal saying it's 2392 square feet. I'm just
making differences in those square tbotages.
Jonathan Wiggins: So the 2300 square feet is not all living space?
Kevin Webster: The appraisal says it is.
Richard Monaghan: (inaudible)
Kevin Webster: lfl may on the sketch he showed 2392 square foot of living space and
an additional 400 square feet of enclosed porch without heat. So it's 2392 of living
additional 400 no heat. Which is the way we assessed the home. So it's the same as the
appraisal. So those differences 1 quoted you are accurate as far as the living space goes.
The 400 square tbot enclosed porch with no heat is not factored into the GLA of 2392.
That's factored into the line of porch, patio and deck. Where there saying that has a value
of 5000 dollars. I think is a bit low for 400 square feet of enclosed space. 1 know no heat
but it's worth 5000.
Phyllis Atkinson: How many square feet did you say the house is?
Kevin Webster: 2392 of living space.
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Cara Wells: Plus the 3 seasons room.
Kevin Webster: That's 400
Jonathan Wiggins: You're attributing, you're saying the 25 dollars a square foot is not
realistic? That it's 50 dollars a square foot?
Kevin Webster: Yes, that's what I observe on appraisals for this type of property. 50
dollars a square foot.
Phyllis Atkinson: What do you come up with for the total gross area?
Kevin Webster: 2400
Phyllis Atkinson: I come up with 2240.
Kevin Webster: Off the card? Well there's an additional 160 there the 8 by 20 section
that's 160. There's a 1080 doubled. Plus 80, plus 160. So I come up with 2400. The
appraiser says 2392. I have no argument with that.
Phyllis Atkinson: Where the 1607
Kevin Webster: 1,2,3,4,5, 6th line down you'll see there ...
Phyllis Atkinson: Yes, I see the 160, I'm trying to pick it up on the sketch. Where's
Kevin Webster: It's the front section there. The sketch. It's g by 20.
Phyllis Atkinson: did you do an appraisal?
Kevin Webster: No, not yet. No I will.
Richard Monaghan: You show it on the tax roll as 590 thousand dollars. The assessment
was increased by 20%
Phyllis Atkinson: The 8 by 20 that is 160 square feet, is that a porch'?
Kevin Webster: No it's living space.
Phyllis Atkinson: How come it's all blacked out here.
Kevin Webster: That was done back probably in thc 60's as to the way they have that.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay you say you're taxes went up this year'?
Richard Monaghan: They increased the assessment by 1200.
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Jonathan Wiggins: Is that fbr the un-heated porch?
Richard Monaghan: I don't know
Kevin Webster: Main reason yes.
Phyllis Atkinson: Those are like 2 dollars a square foot.
Richard Monaghan: Like 20%. There was a 20% increase in assessed value.
Phyllis Atkinson: When did you put in the sun room in 08?
Cara Wells: Last year
Richard Monaghan: The building permit went back to 2008. Which because ora lot of
different things that were going on I didn't do it. I had to reapply. I got another building
permit in Nov of this year.
Gerard Schultheis: So your assessment went up because of what you did with the
building permit. Okay
Kevin Webster: Also if you look at the appraisal, the cost of construction cost approach
value is ahnost a hundred thousand dollars higher the real estate market value. 544
thousand dollars.
Phyllis Atkinson: That's because the prices of lumber keep going up and the cost of
selling your house keeps going down. So there's were it used to be supportive, it's no
longer supportive.
Jonathan Wiggins: Plus it's a very old house.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay anybody else have any questions. Any other comments?
Richard Monaghan: I think the increase in assessment by 20% is high. When you show a
market value now on the roll as 591 thousand. I think my ... support based on the
appraisal of the original 400 thousand that I show here and the declining value ...
Cara Wells: How tar are you from the beach?
Richard Monaghan: About a 1000 feet.
Cara Wells: Thank you
Gerard Schultheis: Okay well thank you for coming. We appreciate the input. Well
review the facts and let you know what we come up with.
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Richard Monaghan: Okay, I don't know if Kevin planning to do an appraisal on the
house, but if he is I would like a copy of it.
Kevin Webster: Yes, I will get that to you.
Jonathan Wiggins: Thanks again for coming today.
Hearing #5
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I see by your application your assessed value is 5000 dollars.
And your estimate of the property value right now 349 thousand dollars What do you
have to back that claim up as evidence.
Nick Planamento: 1 need to swear you in. Please raise your right hand. Do you solemnly
swear that the information you about to give will given accurately and truthfully to the
best of your ability to do so.
Fran Kayton: I do
Nick Planamento: Thank, please state your name.
Fran Kayton: Fran Kayton 104-2-21
Nick Planamento: Kayton?
Fran Kayton: K-A-Y-T-O-N
Cara Wells: And where is your house in Sterling? I'm pretty familiar with the one that
sold for 315. And then
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: How large a house is your house?
Kevin Webster: 1376 square feet on the first floor only. It's a one story ranch. 294
square feet garage. And 210 feet of porch.
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Kevin Webster: You're coming down Sterling away fi.om the creek. It's on the right
side.
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Jonathan Wiggins: 100 by 150.
Cara Wells: okay
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin what's the gross square footage again?
Kevin Webster: 1376
Cara Wells: And 290 for the garage and 210 fbr the porch.
Kevin Webster: Right, full basement. No fireplace. 2 Bathrooms.
Cara Wells: 3 bedroom, 2 bath did you say?
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay getting to the comps the one that sold 149. Know how large
that was?
Gerard Schultheis: How many square feet was in it?
Jonathan Wiggins: Kevin do you know?
Kevin Webster: I do not
Jonathan Wiggins: Do we have an appraisal on that at all.
Gerard Schultheis: We don't have an appraisal. All we do is have the ads for what they
sold for.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay. So then the 149 was a 3 bedroom you say? Do you know who
it belonged to?
Fran Kayton: Watts. Charlie Watts Jr
Jonathan Wiggins: Charlie Watts Jr And that was near your house.
Fran Kayton: Stones throw yes.
Jonathan Wiggins: Stones throw
Cara Wells: And so was Peters?
Fran Kayton: Peters yes, stones throw...
Cara Wells: I thought, I'm just going to say it, I thought that Peters was one of the best
values in town last year.
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Jonathan Wiggins: Peters was 280?
Cara Wells: Went at 315.
Jonathan Wiggins: 3157
Cara Wells: Yes,
Fran Kayton: It was on the market for 2 years.
Cara Wells: I don't care it was, it sold at the right price considering the updating it
needed, but I thought it was one of the best buys. I am a realtor. 1 showed the property. 1
had friends who I wished has bought it. I thought it was a great price. From a very
realistic seller.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay and the one tbr 280? Do you know anything about that?
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Cara Wells: And it was a cottage right. With a very large porch and 2 small bedrooms if
I remember.
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: That's 1.3 acres?
Cara Wells: Yeah this one had a large Gisondi was the name of it. It was a real old
lhshion summer house.
Kevin Webster: 104-2-11 the Gisondi house
Cara Wells: Right we do. And maybe you could
Jonathan Wiggins: And that sold tbr 280?
Cara Wells: Yes. 2 bedrooms small. The biggest thing about it was the porch. The porch
was really the only thing that was spacious.
Jonathan Wiggins: Little piece of property too.
Cara Wells: Yeah because it had a house in front of it.
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Cara Wells: Right
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Jonathan Wiggins: The one that went for 315. Do you have the tax map for that Cara?
Cara Wells: No Gerry's gonna do it. On the ... Pine. This one. That's 104-2-11
Gerard Schultheis: Kevin do you have any comments?
Kevin Webster: No but I would like to get the opportunity to present something ....
Gerard Schultheis: And if you could do your appraisal as to what you think it's worth.
Then we can review that and make a decision.
Kevin Webster: I will do that thank you.
Nick Planamento: And Gerry ill could ask, what is Mrs Kayton feeling or saying her
house is worth?
Jonathan Wiggins: She says 349 thousand
Cara Wells: It's currently assessed at what?
Gerard Schultheis: 5000
Jonathan Wiggins: So you have it assessed as if it's worth 550 thousand dollars? Is that
correct Kevin?
Kevin Webster: No it's not correct. 450 thousand dollars.
Jonathan Wiggins: 450? Okay
Cara Wells: Mrs. Kayton we'd really like to thank you fbr coming in. We think the
system review is really important. What's going to happen is Mr. Webster is going to go
back to his office and he's going to run his version of an appraisal. And then it comes to
us in committee meetings. And we will look at what you said and look at what he says
and get back to you.
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Cara Wells: I don't think there are any other questions fbr you?
Jonathan Wiggins: I'm just a little curious about the house from 149 you said that was
close to you?
Fran Kayton: yes
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay and where was that in relation?
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Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay are you familiar with that sale Kevin?
Cara Wells: No that's almost a little dirt road street.
Kevin Webster: Yes, ! did see this come through.
Jonathan Wiggins: Alright pull that appraisal up the property data card on that. Alright
thank you.
Fran Kayton: (inaudible)
Gerard Schultheis: It's 1:20pm on Tuesday May 15th and I'd like to adjourn the morning
session of the board of assessment review hearings.
Gerard Schultheis: it's 7:00pm on May 15th and we'll open the evening session of the
2012 Board of Assessment review hearings.
Hearing #6
Gerard Schultheis: Okay all set. What do we have 3 against 1 here.
Nick Planamento: They're getting re-sworn in
Gerard Schultheis: Could you give us your name and where you live.
Mary Murtaugh: Mary Anne Murtaugh
Nick Planamento: Good Evening Mary Anne. I'm going to recite our swearing in and
just ask you to raise your fight hand. Do you solemnly swear that the information you are
about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the best of your ability to do so?
Mary Murtaugh: Yes,
Nick Planamento: Please state your name again.
Jonathan Wiggins: Speak into the microphone please.
Mary Murtaugh: Mary Anne Murtaugh.
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Gerard Schultheis: Okay I'm looking at the application you submitted. And the
assessment roll is 54-9-13. Assessed value is 3800 dollars. And you say you feel your
property is worth 275 thousand dollars.
Mary Murtaugh: I do
Gerard Schultheis: Okay. Let me just see what you submitted.
Phyllis Atkinson: It's have to go on the record. I'm going to recues myself from this
session.
Gerard Schultheis: So you have a tax return.
Robert Scott: There's a problem with the senior exemption. (inaudible) The school
portion of the school taxes. The senior exemption. She was not allowed to have the same
exemption as the town and the county allowed fbr medical and those type of deductions.
Mary Murtaugh: That's true, but I didn't really petition fbr that. The petition I made
relative to the senior exemption was that some of my deductions were not allowed. That
issue I would like to talk about, but that's not really what I put in the application for. You
follow me?
Gerard Schultheis: So you're not appealing your exemption?
Mary Murtaugh: No, I am I question the exemption, but it's the dollar amount I'm
questioning not the way it was calculated tbr the school. That I didn't really question that.
Jonathan Wiggins: What's thc tax map number?
Mary Murtaugh: I mean, l do question it, but I didn't bring it up this time because I just
thought it was too complicated at this time. But it's not an issue that I...
Gerard Schultheis: Has there been an application fbr exemption filed?
Kevin Webster: Yes, it's an approved exemption already for her.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay
Kevin Webster: And the issue, like Mary said is regarding some of the medical
deductions that are taken off f¥om the town of Southold and some that aren't. And I think
she can probably explain more then I could comment
Mary Murtaugh: In the application 1 put a copy of the brochure from Steve regarding
senior exemptions. And the state law says that all medical deductions are allowed. The
town code says those deductions are allowed. But the town routinely doesn't allow fbr
certain things. They don't allow fbr dental, although ! don't have any dental expenses.
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They don't allow fbr all your medical transportation. But the state law says all medical
deductions are allowed. And I tried to find if there was some opinion from counsel that
you know that modified that law. I could find anything on the website of the office of real
property tax law. So I don't know if Mr. Webster has an opinion of the counsel, but I
don't know.
Gerard Schultheis: Does the town not except certain deductions that the state defines as
being acceptable?
Kevin Webster: Well then, I apologize, we're not talking about the dental we're talking
about the travel expenditures. And the way that the state form reads is you're allowed to
subtract from their income all medical and prescription drug expenses. So the
interpretation of that is co-pays, non-reimbursed medical expenses. Going to a doctor not
being reimbursed. And they said co-pays, prescription costs that we deduct, but not
medical transportation. It says, as she had noted here, you're allowed to subtract from
your income all medical and prescription drug expenses that are not reimbursed or paid
by insurance.
Cara Wells: Are you allowed to deduct the cost of what you paid for insurance as well as
the co-pay?
Kevin Webster: Yes, yes you can deduct that and as 1 said, if you go to Dr Jones and you
have to pay 20 dollars you bring those in and we deduct those oft: If you have to go down
to the pharmacy and get a prescription for something and you pay 5 dollars 10 dollars,
whatever that is that gets deducted, but I would say, I've been here 6 years and that's
something we have taken off for but not for travel expenses. And the way that I'm
quoting here fi'otn the exemption tbrm. All medical ... expenses.
Gerard Schultheis: Now, you say that you've submitted some proof here that says other
then that?
Mary Murtaugh: Yeah, about 25% of my medical expenses are traveling to doctors. 1
have a doctor up in Boston for instance. I go to several doctors in Copiague. I go back
and tbrth. And it's roughly 25% of what 1 pay out for medical is travel expenses. It's
certainly deductable on your federal return. I don't know why if it says all medical
expenses that it can't be also and includable item tbr state.
Jonathan Wiggins: It sounds like something that is feasible. It sounds like it should be
part of the law. It should be clearer. 1 know they do allow traveling expenses for doctor
visits. It generally they make a deduction of that. We'll have to seek counsel on that.
Robert Scott: That's ibr income tax purposes. Not for exemption purposes. Specifically
deduct income purposes, you can deduct tbr exemption purposes ...
Mary Murtaugh: The law says all. And the word all is inclusive of everything. That's
legitimate. So it's in the interpretation here. It's not really, but...
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Gerard Schultheis: Well it appears what we have to do is we need to talk to counsel on
this. I can see what the form says and it doesn't seem to include transportation costs.
That's one issue. So you've submitted what your total medical expenses are so if we
resolve that with counsel.
Mary Murtaugh: Yes, but transportation is only part of what was disallowed. I don't
know what the other things were that were disallowed. But it was like 14 hundred some
odd dollars disallowed. And I'm not sure what the other part of it was actually.
Gerard Schultheis: So how much was disallowed total?
Mary Murtaugh: 1494.83 was disallowed and of that 1116.20 was transportation. So
there's another 378.63 I don't know what that was fbr.
Gerard Schultheis: You don't know what that's for?
Mary Murtaugh: No
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay you're being taxed as if your property is worth 252 thousand, is
that correct?
Gerard Schultheis: That's a different issue Jonathan.
Jonathan Wiggins: But I'm just trying to...
Gerard Schultheis: Lets resolve, we've got two different issues here. So you're not
familiar with the other 300 and some dollars
Mary Murtaugh: No, all I know is that is was disallowed but I don't know. He allowed
3105 dollars. But I had put down 12599.82. There's a difference of this 1494.
Robert Scott: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: It seems unusual to have 3 assessors tbr this one case.
Darlene Duff'y: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: But you would normally tax this property? And Bob is here
Cara Wells: Because he does the medical.
Kevin Webster: Well I handle ...
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I see the definition of medical expenses fbr the IRS. Did you
include the definition of medical expenses fbr NY state?
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Mary Murtaugh: I included the brochure. About senior exemptions and the medical there
are a couple lines there.
Kevin Webster: The 4599 that was on here. 1116 of that was medical transportation and
expenses. And then there was a 50 dollar, this is hand written here from Mary, 50 dollar
estimated medical use of telephone. Then there was a vaccination charge from Dr Wise
for 120 dollars. Which we did not include. And then an overage medical payment. Dr
Erinson 31 dollars.
Mary Murtaugh: I believe that should have been 36. I have that wrong. It should be
37.60.
Gerard Schultheis: The overage is, you paid the doctor more then you should have?
Mary Murtaugh: Yes, 1 paid everything up front and then i usually get reimbursed from
Medicare and my secondary insurance. But the small 4 or 5 dollars part of the charge that
is not reimbursed because he's not a Medicare, he doesn't except Medicare directly. I
don't quite know how it works.
Gerard Schultheis: So he didn't refund that extra 31 dollars to you.
Mary Murtaugh: No, no 1 pay that to him, because I pay the whole, when I go to him, 1
pay him 85 or whatever the amount is, and then Medicare gives me back some of that.
And some of it 1 get back from my secondary. But there's about 3 or 4 dollars that's not
reimbursed. So that adds up over 12 months.
Jonathan Wiggins: Yes it does.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I'm reading here from the Senior citizen exemption questions
and answers. Says municipalities have the option to permit applicants to subtract from
their incomes all medical and prescription drug expenses. That are not reimbursed or paid
by insurance. As well as veterans disability payments. It appears as if it doesn't cover the
transportation.
Mary Murtaugh: I don't see how those words can be interpreted that way.
Jonathan Wiggins: She's saying it's a medical expense to get to the doctor.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay my feeling is that we need to talk to counsel.
Jonathan Wiggins: I would talk to Gary.
Gerard Schultheis: Everybody in agreement on that?
CaraWells: Yes.
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Gerard Schultheis: Okay so we need to get further information on that.
Mary Murtaugh: All right good. Okay.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay you have some very detailed records here so at least it looks like
we have all the information as tar as what your medical expenses were.
Mary Murtaugh: There's one correction I put that I put in your packet that was not in the
original application. And that is 1 paid out to Dr Arinson 3 months which I didn't get
anything back at all from Medicare or my secondary but in April I got it all back. I think
that was listed at 256 dollars and some odd cents. But I have been reimbursed fbr that but
that was after I put my application in.
Kevin Webster: We included that. So you're saying that 256 on here you actually were
reimbursed. The entire 256.
Mary Murtaugh: Yes I was. That is correct.
Robert Scott: We do it as of the taxable status date.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay so we need to dig into that further. And the second part is you're
grieving your appraisal of your property.
Mary Murtaugh: Yes. And also the rate. ! think the rate is, I objected to the rate that is
going to be used.
Gerard Schultheis: For taxes
Mary Murtaugh: Yes
Gerard Schultheis: Okay we can't do anything about your taxes.
Jonathan Wiggins: We can't do anything about the rates.
Mary Murtaugh: Set by the residential assessment ratio ! thought was more equitable
then the ER and the uniform percentage of value. Both of which are 1.15. Where as the
RAR is 1.11 I believe.
Jonathan Wiggins: 3 years of 1.11
Mary Murtaugh: That's what I put you should use. I thought that was fairer because it's
based on the fact that full value is closer to reality then the other rate.
Jonathan Wiggins: We try to get as close as we can.
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Gerard Schultheis: Lets go through the appraisal. Okay we have an appraisal. That says
the value of the property is 282 thousand dollars.
Jonathan Wiggins: You're on t.7 acres? ls that correct?
Mary Murtaugh: It depends on which record you look at. 1.59 or 1.7.
Jonathan Wiggins: I'm just curious did you have city water hooked up to your house?
Mary Murtaugh: No 1 don't. It runs by the street but I didn't have it hooked up. I use a
well.
Gerard Schultheis: Darlene do you have any questions?
Darlene Duffy: I only have really one or two comments, lt's about the appraisal. The
appraisers states that (inaudible) other then that. 1 agree that the house is substandard
condition.
Cara Wells: it is a beautiful piece of property.
Darlene Duffy: (inaudible)
Gerard Schultheis: Are you in agreement that these are 3 legitimate comps? Okay could
you do an appraisal based on them? Based on what your thoughts are that we could..
Darlene Duffy: Yeah I would add 80 thousand dollars to each of the (inaudible) even ifl
exempted at a dollar. Another 53 thousand.
Jonathan Wiggins: That's what you have the tax there.
Darlene Duffy: (inaudible)
Jonathan Wiggins: Do you have the tax at 342?
Darlene Dully: 340
Jonathan Wiggins: 340
Darlene Duffy: I don't have any (inaudible) I can't devalue the property because
(inaudible) I have to value the property (inaudible)
Gerard Schultheis: Anybody have any other questions? Okay we'll review all this when
we have our review meetings. We'll let you know, we do have to get in touch with the
counsel on the issue
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Mary Murtaugh: Can I say something? First of all I'm not petitioning for the land itself.
It's the only the house that is in bad repair as Darlene said. But the overall total value of
the place is extremely effected by the disrepair of the house. I'm ashamed of that, but
that's the way it is right now. That appraisal takes into account that you can see visibly
but there are some things that I know about that aren't even documented in the appraisal.
That are serious. One being the septic system being in very bad shape. And that wasn't
even mentioned in the appraisal. As far as I could tell.
Cara Wells: But I think didn't Ms Duffy take that into account. She was just talking
about the value of the land. And that the house is virtually not included in your assessed
value. Is that correct.
Darlene Duffy: Yes, but 1 was just addressing the adjustments (inaudible) so we're
already adjusting a little bit Iow. (inaudible) and then on top of that the assessment
(inaudible)
Gerard Schultheis: Okay well thank you very much for coming. We'll look at everything
and let you know what our decision is.
Cara Wells: Thank you for coming.
Gerard Schultheis: It's 9:00pm on Tuesday May 15th and I'd like to adjourn the evening
session of the board of assessment review hearings.
Thursday May 17th, 2012
Gerard Schultheis: It's 10:00am on May 17th 2012 and we'll open the special session of
the 2012 Board of Assessment review hearings.
Hearing # 7
Nick Planamento: I'm going to ask you to raise your right hand. Do you solemnly swear
that the information you are about to give will be given accurately and truthfully to the
best of your ability to do so?
William Goggins: I do
Nick Planamento: Thank you.
William Goggins: I'm William Goggins. I'm the attorney tbr Breeze Hill Partners LLC.
The owner of a property in Peconic. Does everybody have...
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Gerard Schultheis: Private property application tax map number. 74-1-36. The assessed
value on the assessment roll is 58500 dollars. The type of property is a thrm. And the
estimate of market value of the property is 4 million dollars. Do you have some
additional information to determine value of property?
William Goggins: The property was purchased on February 29th 2008. Seven and a half
million dollars. There's a recent renovation of a farm house that went from 2712 square
feet to 4140 square feet.
Phyllis Atkinson: Say that again. The renovation went from what?
Gerard Schultheis: 2712 square feet to 4140 square feet. The cost of the renovation is 750
thousand dollars. The property is an income producing property and it's operating at a
loss right now. And do you have any information to substantiate the assessment? Of your
claims fbr value?
William Goggins: Yes, after reviewing the property cards and how the assessments were
arrived at, it appears it was assessed as a residential structure. Which it's not. Breeze Hill
Partners LLC principle, a guy name Christopher Pierce, he lives in Connecticut as shown
on the application. He also has a summer house in Cutchogue. He originally purchased
this place for hunting primarily and then he decided that at some point he wanted to
retire. So he's been promoting this as a farm. Right now they've got an apple orchard on
it. And they sell, they have a farm stand and they sell apples and apple pies. And they've
got, they're permitted to bottle apple cider. They currently have a, they put an application
to run apple cider out a tap. I guess you need that to do that. They also have a million
bee's. They've got chickens and other types of... breeds. I've got photo's of; I'm not
sure how relevant it is,
Cara Wells: May I ask how long the farm stand has been operating.
Wg: About 3 years. I've got tax returns with me. So they are ... at a loss. lt's about 375
thousand dollar loss. 2010, 2011 tax returns ... yet. But they planted the, I'm going to
pass these pictures around, but these are...
Phyllis Atkinson: Yeah, 48 the north side. They re-did the whole house with cedar roof:
William Goggins: That's correct.
Cara Wells: I don't think it's been operating as a farm stand. Until recently
William Goggins: Well it has been.
Nick Planamento: Well certainly over the last year, because I've shopped there. Very
limited hours though.
William Goggins: Yes, the apple orchard these are some of the new trees. There not
really mature. They're not really producing that many apples.
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Nick Planamento: 1 was just sad to see, on a personal note when they put up the deer
fence, when the person had issue with it, they covered it with arborvitae to take away the
view. But that's just my own opinion.
William Goggins: Yeah I'm not sure why they did that. And these are pictures of the
production of the bee's there.
Jonathan Wiggins: What is that?
William Goggins: There's a beer tender.
Phyllis Atkinson: They still have the 68 acres?
William Goggins: I think it's more then that.
Phyllis Atkinson: It shows here 68.4
Nick Planamento: The property card had 72.3 I think.
?: So what have we got on the property card?
?: 72.3
Gerard Schultheis:And this house that's been renovated ...4140 square feet. Is that where
everything is being sold from?
William Goggins: No, the fhnn stand is where everything is being sold from. That
building they put in a commercial kitchen. And they are going to start doing weddings
there. They already have the place booked for the fbod channel, tbod show. There going
to come out and do a cooking exposfi there. They are getting permits for that right now.
They have a food processing permit application in to do that. They anticipate, in the
future, to start producing apple wine and apple beer. So that's where the focus of this
building is. I think there was a misconception or maybe it wasn't at the beginning, that
these people were going to reside at this house and this was going to be a residence. You
know the house is 20 feet from the highway and it's not really conducive to a residence.
Gerard Schultheis: Inside the house it's primarily a commercial kitchen?
William Goggins: lt's a huge commercial kitchen. The kitchen is very large and they've
got commercial ovens, and commercial refrigeration. Large, very, very large food pantry.
They've got 2 bathrooms downstairs. So that they're getting it ready to start running it fbr
a retail, commercial type operation.
Gerard Schultheis: Do we have a plan of the house?
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Phyllis Atkinson: What's the zoning there?
William Goggins: I believe it's R80. Agricultural, I'm not sure. Do you know what it is?
Darlene Duffy: It's AC
Phyllis Atkinson: AC is the permitted use for restaurant, catering hall?
William Goggins: Well not a restaurant, but it's kind of like what the winery's have.
That's the type of use. And that's kind of what we're focusing on. If it's a house the
assessor assessed it at 6.50 a square foot. Where these type of winery type operations are
being assessed at 2.50 a square fbot. And that's our complaint. There's still an issue at
being assessed at 2.50 as opposed to 6.50.
Gerard Schultheis: I'm looking at the property record card the structure has 4 bedrooms
in it.
William Goggins: Yes. Yes there are bedrooms upstairs, but nobody lives there.
Gerard Schultheis: But there are 4 bedrooms.
William Goggins: Right. I think that initially
Gerard Schultheis: And 3 baths.
William Goggins: Initially when they bought tbr hunting and when they started
construction, they got permits and were building it, they had thoughts of making it a
hunting lodge. Where there was a hunting club and it would be a place where people
could come. They would rent the place out and they would go shoot pheasant, they could
go after deer. Then they'd come back to the place and have dinner and stay over night.
And that was the initial thought of what they were going to do. But then they thought
better of it for liability purposes. So he's changed his mind to doing that and he's
pursuing more of a retail commercial operation.
Gerard Schultheis: l'm not familiar with any, is anybody familiar with any wineries that
have bedrooms?
Cara Wells: Bedell has bedrooms in a house on their property.
Jonathan Wiggins: Could it be a bed and breakfast? Well you main complaint is that the
house is being over assessed ii'om 4 dollars a square to 2.50 a square foot is that correct.
William Goggins: No it's 6.50 to 2.50. It's being assessed as a private residence. I saw
your application that you feel the property is worth 4 million now. Because the different
assessment in the house?
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William Goggins: No Market forces.
Jonathan Wiggins: Well what would the house be if it was 2.50 a square foot.
William Goggins: It would come down to, on my calculations the assessment would be
460480. Would be assessed value as apposed to 544
Jonathan Wiggins: Somebody said 585
Phyllis Atkinson: Yeah that's what I have 585. Oh it's a correction of errors.
Cara Wells: They took it to what?
Phyllis Atkinson: 544
Nick Planamento: 544
Darlene Duffy: 554 is the corrected assessment. I corrected it to 554.
William Goggins: So to answer your question Mr. Wiggins is that the there's 1430 square
feet that is being assessed at 6.50 We're asserting that is should be taxed at 2.50. And
then there's an extension of 1280 square feet being assessed at 5 dollars a square foot.
We think it should be 2.50 a square foot. I probably should have done calculations so you
could each have copies.
Jonathan Wiggins: Okay but overall the assessment you come out with is how much?
William Goggins: 460480. It's just a change of this one structure. The land is consistent
with all the other, the assessor did a great job with that. I mean that's very consistent with
all the other farmland. That's similarly situated. All the other improvements on the
property have all, the assessor was very accurate with all that. lt's just this one building.
Which should be changed.
Cara Wells: Could we see the Bedell farm?
Kevin Webster: This is the upstairs. It hasI,2,3,4 bedrooms upstairs. And then the print
out is there fbr the first floor too. You were asking Gerry thc layout.
Gerard Schultheis: Now have they received the necessary permits tbr this?
William Goggins: No, right now they're in application process. I mean they're hoping to
get at least the food preparation a license. They've got that thing ready to go as of, I
think, June 15th. They said about a month and they expect to get the food preparation
license by then.
Gerard Schultheis: What's the back up plan if they don't?
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William Goggins: Then they can't proceed with that part of the operation till they get it.
They same thing that you get at any other place. Whether it's one event or whether it's a
yearly renewable permit, l'm not handling that permit so I don't have actual knowledge
of when it was filed or how long the process is.
Gerard Schultheis: I'm looking at the plan here and on the first floor is a kitchen, a dining
room, a library, a fbyer and a great room.
William Goggins: That big room, if you look at that great room, it's huge. The dining
room is very large. Like I said, it was all geared toward originally toward this hunting
camp. Where they were going to do this hunting business. Where they would bring in
people, pay X amount of dollars do a hunting weekend. Which they do out in Montana,
Canada a lot of places that do those kind a shoots. But again they changed their idea
about that for liability purposes.
Kevin Webster: And Gerry on the upstairs there are 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms.
Gerard Schultheis: I saw that on the property record card.
Phyllis Atkinson: And a laundry room.
Cara Wells: Well you get dirty hunting.
Darlene Duffy: It's a spectacular building. I haven't been through the whole thing. I
haven't seen the upstairs. I've just saw the down stairs. It's spectacular. Eugene Burger
built it.
Phyl}is Atkinson: I was going to ask is there radiant heat in the floor?
William Goggins: I don't know.
Darlene Duffy: I don't know either.
William Goggins: But maybe so are a lot of winery buildings. Raphael.
Darlene Dully: But they can't be used as houses. See Raphael is no where near like a
house. It is a catering hall. But if you're not doing catering
Cara Wells: Can We see Bedel's card. They have a house and they have the winery?
Darlene Dully: Sure. Could you get Bedel's card?
Kevin Webster: Yes.
William Goggins: I've got the card for Macari if anyone wants to see that.
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Darlene Duffy: Bedel has a very old house. What this house was to begin with.
Gerard Schultheis: I tell you my first impression looking at this plan, the old adage is, if it
looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it must be a duck. This sure looks like a house.
William Goggins: Like I said originally that was the intent.
Gerard Schultheis: If I took the total square fbotage of this house, if I took out the kitchen
which is fbr commercial purposes. It's definitely a minority square footage of what the
rest of the house is.
William Goggins: Well really if you compare the downstairs to the upstairs. I think that's
what the comparison would be. They'd be using the downstairs, not the upstairs.
Gerard Schultheis: Well you indicated they intended to have a commercial kitchen.
William Goggins: It's already there.
Gerard Schultheis: Well I'm looking at the kitchen square footage that's deemed a
commercial kitchen. The square fbotage of the kitchen vs the square footage of the entire
house. It's not a majority of it.
William Goggins: Right
Darlene Duffy: On the plans the architect drew up the square footage, shame on me, he
says the square fbotage is 4724. I have 4140.
Phyllis Atkinson: 41407 lt's 4724'?
Darlene Duff'y: That's excluding the screen porch.
Phyllis Atkinson: The entry is on the side, is that correct? It's on the east side?
William Goggins: It's on the west side.
Phyllis Atkinson: It looked like there was a door facing the vineyards. It might have been
the servants quarters.
William Goggins: No 1 think that's offthe kitchen. Which would open up to where they
would put up a tent. That's how they would cater. So all the prep work would be in the
kitchen or the dining room, in that area. And then they would open up the doors.
Jonathan Wiggins: So you have it assessed as if it was worth 5 million dollars?
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Darlene Duffy: Correct. Could I have my property record cards? They bought it fbr 7.5
in 08.
Jonathan Wiggins: And this is sound front property.
Darlene Duffy: Correct. There is 700 feet on Long island Sound. This parcel has slit
zoning. The parcel that's up on the sound, there's a, I don't know how many acres they
broke out from that. There's a piece across the top, that's on the sound, that's zoned R80
I believe. Which is 2 acre zoning. So they can split that up. The rest of it
Jonathan Wiggins: It's inclusive of that property?
Darlene Duffy: Yes, includes the whole thing. And it's all one parcel. But up on the
sound there is ... for residential houses. So I think there is a lot of value.
Nick Planamento: And they also didn't sell the development rights. Correct?
Darlene Duffy: They have not
Phyllis Atkinson: That ads a significant amount of value.
William Goggins: But the land part of it is valued just as, tbr example Wickhams
property in Cutchogue, I have their assessment cards, and the land value is consistent
with that. He's got property that goes down to the bay. It's not the land value that's out of
whack.
Darlene Duffy: Do he's equally under assessed. He sold building rights to a lot of that
land.
Williain Goggins: He did a lot of crazy things .... It's confusing.
Cara Wells: That's intentional.
William Goggins: Yeah I know that. It's very confusing .... He just didn't reside them
and do new roofs .... to last.
Gerard Schultheis: Darlene do you have a survey that shows all the buildings on the lot?
Darlene Duffy: Well I do not.
Gerard Schultheis: There's more than just the house
Darlene Duffy: Oh there's a lot of things.
Kevin Webster: Yes, this is all from the CO. The print-outs. There is a layout, I will be
right back. Guess I will get my workout this morning. This is good.
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Gerard Schultheis: I looked up the total square fbotage of the house. The kitchen
represents 12% of the total area of the house.
Nick Planamento: That sounds like a normal kitchen.
Jonathan Wiggins: When he first came in he said that it was all kitchen downstairs, so I
was thinking. 560 square f~et. That's a good size.
Darlene Duffy: And I have to tell you I didn't do this assessment. Kevin did it. This is
Bedel. This is the house on the farm. This is the house on Bedel winery. It's an old
farmhouse that they redid. It's at 5 dollars a square foot. I believe it's used as a house.
Nick Planamento: Are his workers there?
Cara Wells: It's my understanding that it's used for important visitors.
Darlene Duff'y: Yeah his daughters stay there, if I'm not mistaken.
Jonathan Wiggins: It's a house.
Darlene Duffy: It's a house.
Jonathan Wiggins: I mean nobody is stopping people from using the upstairs bedrooms
and the bathrooms and everything else, using this as a house.
Cara Wells: And they don't have any of their other permits in place yet. So I think it's a
house.
Gerard Schultheis: Do you have access to the permit application?
William Goggins: I guess I could get it over at the building department
Gerard Schultheis: The permit that's for use of the commercial kitchen.
William Goggins: Yeah, 1 could get that.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay I'd be interested to see if as it's your applying fbr a permit as a
commercial kitchen. Whether part of that permit submission includes the fhct that, it'll
not be used fbr, there will be nobody living in that structure at all at any point in time.
William Goggins: Yeah, 1'11 find out. It's a permit application fbr food preparation.
License.
Nick Planamento: Is this with the Ag Markets division?
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William Goggins: That would be.
Nick Planamento: My understanding of those sort of permits are home based
applications.
William Goggins: Yeah, yeah I don't know I didn't do the application. So 1 can't give
you the information.
Nick Planamento: That would be interesting to see.
William Goggins: Yeah, I could so that.
Darlene Duffy: So, of course, my point is, looking at the overall value
Cara Wells: A duck, is a duck, is a duck, is a duck
Darlene Duffy: My whole point is, 7 lA million. Plus probably a million dollars, in at
least, renovations. I don't have access to what it really cost.
Phyllis Atkinson: Where did you get the 750 cost for renovations?
Gerard Schultheis: That was in the application.
Phyllis Atkinson: Oh that was in the application.
Cam Wells: Which I am honestly skeptical.
Darlene Duffy: Me too. Every nice house is 200 dollars a square foot now and this house
is pretty great. So I think the value is there.
Nick Planamento: That's a site plan?
Kevin Webster: It's the CO. it's from the laser system.
Darlene Duffy: They also put up the ~hrm stand. They also renovated a barn and put
living space over it. 1 don't know if it's living space or office space. This barn was a flat
roof barn. Now it's got this cute little thing on the top.
Phyllis Atkinson: How about that little red house? They painted it white.
Wg: That's an office.
Darlene Duff'y: I lA story building is being charged 3 dollars a square foot. And that
house hasn't been renovated so I don't touch it.
Phyllis Atkinson: Is that this?
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Nick Planamento: Existing 1 story frame house.
Phyllis Atkinson: 1 and 2 story frame house.
Darlene Duffy: Yeah part of it is 2 story.
Nick Planamento: I mean there must be some residential on it. With a home of that size.
I can't imagine the value.
Darlene Duffy: It's a pretty spectacular place I gotta tell you. It's pretty great. It's going
to be great for all of us.
Jonathan Wiggins: The greatest part is it has all that sound front.
Darlene Duffy: Well he's a smart man. He doesn't invest in junk.
Gerard Schultheis: Anybody else have any questions?
William Goggins: Thank you very much, thank you.
Gerard Schultheis: And you're going to get a copy of that application.
William Goggins: I will get that for you as soon as I can and give it to Darlene.
Gerard Schultheis: You can give it to the Assessors office.
Cara Wells: Other then that it's a house.
William Goggins: Got it, got it. 1 will have to get your more documentation to convince
you otherwise.
Gerard Schultheis: Okay thank you. It's 11:20am on May 17 2012. This special session
of the Board of Assessment review meeting is adjourned.
Submitted by: Catherine A Kreshon 6/13/2012
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