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FROM: Board oofAsAssessment Review
TO: Judith T. 9brry — Town Clerk
RE: REPORT — BOARD OF ASFSSNM'T REVIEW — TAX YEAR 1984/85
DATE: �7
Attached herewith please find for public filing in your office, the complete
file covering the public hearings of the Board of Assessment Review,. together
with changes ordered by this Board to the assessment roll, Assessors'
acknowledgment, etc.
The duties of the Board of Assessment Review for the grievance period cover—
ing the 1984/$5 assessment roll are completed.
,Samuel Markel, Chairman
Samuel A. A'Ianarel, Member
An S. -Pit e, embe
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Ernest G. Radford, Cember
William r,'einheimer, Member
R.P.T.S.A. — 200 — 4/72
Attachment: Form BAR-1, Parts I and II, Form BAR-3, Form BAR-4
cc: Tol4m Supervisor — with attachments
Director, Real Property Tax Service Agency — with attachments
Office of Town Assessor — with attachments
Form BAR-4
ST_.TE OF NEV! YORK
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD ss:
The undersignedq 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 true to the best of the deponents' knowledge.
Sworn to before me this - -- day of August , 1984
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Samuel Markel, Chairman
Samuel A. e , Member
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Ernest G. Radford, Memb
William Weinheimer, Member
R.P.T.S.A. — 200 — 4/72
BAR —2 — Page 2 of 2
FROM: Board of Assessment Review
TO: Town Assessor
HE: ORD?M OR CFJ-,IIGE IN TENTATIVE ASSESO iM ROLL
DATE: -2
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-1984/85, as prescribed by law.
The Board, having duly convened, has considered each and every complaint or
grievance on the assessments for the tax yeTr indicated, as filed with this
Board, as prescribed by law. -
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A Iylajority of the Board has determined that all of the changes indicated on
the attach,=d pa e(s) will be made on the assessment roll by the Assessor.
(BAR-2—Part—II*
Total number of complaints submitted by assessor
Total number of complaints received on Grievance Day ;2_0
Total number of complaints reviewed by the Board
Total number of reductions in assessment
Total number of increases in assessment
Total number of grievances without a change
NOld, therefore, the Board of Assessment Review hereby orders the assessor or
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 SOLMOLD,
for the tax year 1904, in conformance with this order.
TENTATIVE
AS.S'ESSIMIT ROLL — YEAR 1984/85
TOWN OF SOUTFOLD
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Complaint Last Name property Assessment Assessment
or of Owner
Grievance No, On Roll Desc, From To
R.P.T.S.A. — 500 = 4/7
BAR-2 — Pmrt II
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GR I EVAN C E D A Y
F O R T H E
TOWN OP SOUTHOLD
July 17 1984
Present:
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW:
Mr. Samuel Markel, Chairman
Mr. Samuel Manarel
Mr. Andrew Pitre
Mr, Ernest Radford
Mr., William Weinheimer
BOARD OF ASSESSORS:
Mr. Charles C. Watts
Mr. Frederick Gordon
Mr. Scott Harris
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July 17 1984
The Board of Assessment Review of the 1bwn of Southold was called to order at
9:00 a.m. at the Southold Town Hall, Main Road, Southold, New York. The mem-
bers of the Board present were: Samuel Markel, Chairman; Samuel Ma.narel, Andrew
Pitre, Ernest Radford and William Weinheimer.
The following complaints were heard:
No. 1 SMITH, JOHN GEORGE U D MARION H.
Country Club Drive, 11.0. 1609 Cutehogue, N. Y. 11935
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 109-3-2-13
Grounds for Complaint: Overvaluation. Assessment should be reduced to $9500.
Exhibit attached.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
Mr. Markel requested that Charles C. Watts obtain comparison charts
for Country Club Drive,
MR. SMITH: Let me explain what I have written. It is Country Club Estates
and my house was one of seven that was built in the last five years. All these
houses were designed by Walter Uhl and they are similar in design. Naturally, I
am familiar with all these houses in the area, the plane, approximate cost of
building each one and I feel. as though my home is a modest home and the least
expensive built in that development. It is a one-story house, six rooms, 21 baths,
fireplace, attached two-car garage with storage. Foundation is 1/3 cellar and
2/3 crawl space. Approximately 2000 sq. ft. living area, built in 1982 and
assessed for $119900. My house ranks number two in assessment. There are seven
homes in the area and naturally I protest the high assessment based on comparison
of five of my neighbor houses.
First comparison is on Lot 2. Eight room house, 3 baths and has rooms and bath
on second floor, four dormers, fireplace, two-car attached garage, storage area,
full basement, large porch and approximately 2500 sq. ft. living space. Built in
1982. The assessment is $11,900. Exactly the same as mine.
Number 2 on Lot #9 is a two-story house, has nine rooms, 3 baths, attached two-car
garage, storage area, fireplace, glass-enclosed porch, half cellar and half crawl
space, heat pump and central. air conditioning. Approximately 3000 sq. ft. of
living area. This house was built around 1980 and the assessment is $9,700.
Number 3 on Lot #7 is a colonial ranch, 6 rooms, 2 baths, two-car garage with
storage area, glass-enclosed porch, full cellar, heat pump, central air-condi-
tioning, fireplace. Approximately 2100 sq. ft. of living area and built in
1979. The assessment is $9,500. My house is comparable to that particular house.
Number 4 on Lot #1 is a colonial ranch with dormers and rooms and bath upstairs,
6 rooms and 2 baths downstairs, fireplace, attached two-car garage, storage area,
heat pi4ap, central air conditioning. Approximately 2100 sq. ft. living area.
Built in 1981 and the assessment is $9,500.
And number 5 is similar to the one above. I have 100 sq. ft. or 200 sq. ft. less
living area. Built in 1981 and the assessment is $9,900.
Now naturally my complaint is that you have houses that are smaller than mine, I
feel in square footage, that are paying taxes of $600. less than my taxes - that's
two of them - and two of them are about $500, less
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MR. MANAREL: You said smaller.
MR. SMITE: My house is smaller
MR. WEINHEIMER: Is that adjacent to the Par 3 golf course?
I1'�R. SMITH: Yes. It is on the west side of the golf course+
MR. MARKEL: Mr. Smith could you please fill in the full value of the
property on the complaint form?
MR. SKITS: The full value of the property — that means house..
MR. MbRKEL: Everything,
Mr. SMITH: Ground, everything?
MR. MARKEL: Yes.
MR. SMITE: Well, I don't know exactly.
MR. MARKEL: You can figure it out — you have time. Ernie, did you see this?
MR. RADFORD: No.
MR. MARKEL: The garage entrance is in the back. They have not finished
their attic...and unless the assessor has access to the building he never knows
if it is finished or not. Understand? A neighbor would know because he'd been
in the house. Maybe we ought to make neighbors assessors. I'd say this is the
case.
MR. SMITH: I don't want to blow the whistle.
MR. MARKEL: You are not, you're not. We do not raise anybody's assessment
only lower them. If they should be lowered. No ones is raised and theca is no
repercussion against your neighbors. This is a perfectly legitimate request that
you've made.
MR. SMITH: I feel as though my house is not as big as their's as far as the
rooms are concerned; as far as enclosed porches — glass enclosed porches — I don't
have one of those and yet my taxes are higher.
MR. MARKEL: Again, that can happen without the assessor's knowledge.
MR. SMITH: Thank you very much for your consideration.
MR. MARKEL: If you don't ask you won't get anything.
Final disposition after report from Charles Watts.
No. 2 WACHSBERGER, CLYDE
380 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 473801-4-2-23 206 Center St., Greenport, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Overvaluation. Exh.'_bit attached.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
Recording tape proved unintelligable. See Exhibit attached. Parcel in a low rent
area — not getting enough return on investment as they cannot raise the rent.
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MR. MARKEL: We will give this every consideration in investigation and
we will let you know in a couple of weeks.
An appointment was made with Charles Watts.
No. 3 CUTOLO, LOUIS F. AND ANNE M.
46 Brentwood Parkway, Brentwood, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 109-2-12.7 Crown Land Lane Lot #17
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality. Assessment should be reduced to $600.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
Tape is unintelligable.
MR. MARKED,:Now generally the assessors do not go around assessing every
piece of property in town every year. It would be i0possible. It is a very
large territory. Generally speaking a change in title ...will cause reassessment.
Discussion concerned developers getting a special rate.
MR. MANAREL: Your problem is not with the assessors or with us — it is
with the Town Board who make the laws.
MR. MARKEL: We will reserve decision and notify you by mail in about two
weeks.
No. 4 HARRY MITCHELL FAMILY CORP.
115 Front St., Greenport, N. Y. 11944
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 5-4-40-1.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality. Assessment should be reduced to
Land: $32,500. Building: $7,000.
Exhibit attached.
Mr. Markel administered the oath to Robert Mitchell of 2855 Lander Rd,
Pepper Pike, Ohio
MR. MARKEL: I see you are well prepared.
MR. MANAREL: Is this the famous h"iitchell Restaurant?
MR. MITCHELL: This used to be the famous Mitchell Restaurant,
MR. PITRE: It's still the famous Mitchell Restaurant.
MR. MITCHELL: I'm Bob. I run the Harry Mitchell Family Corp. Have con—
trolling interest in it. Am the spokesman for it. As of May 3rd — my father
passed away in 1978 — as of May 3rd we got the deed. The litigation is finished.
The Harry Mitchell Family Corp. is now in complete control and I'm to represent
them. In so doing, gradually getting into every phase of the operation because
we'd like to keep the property. We are doing certain things already — we put a
roof on the outside deck — we are not enclosing it — but we put a roof on it.
And we have other plans. But in the meantime I got into this thing and I really
could not believe what I am seeing here — the inequities of the whole tax
structure of the waterfront property in Greenport. You look at it and say "How
can Sterling Harbor pay less taxes than Mitchell's!"
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MR. MANAREL: Excuse me, Nor. Mitchell. We are not dealing in taxes, we
are only interested in assessed valuation. That's all we can work on.
MR. MITCHELL: OK. I'm sorry.
MR. MARKEL: Now before we continue. You have checked Unequal Assessment
and under that we'd like you to fill in the full value of property. According
to law we have to have this information. We are going according to assessed
value.
MR. MITCHELL: I did put the Greenport assessed value. Some of these
figures I just don't believe. Like down here — the Townsend Manor — the build—
ings are valued at $9,000, by 2)uthold Town and $29,000. by the Village. In all
cases of the waterfront property, Greenport assessment is larger than 5bu.thold
Town but in the case of Mitchell's — Southold Town is nigher than Greenport is.
Now on the buildings there, we have one building of value — the main building;
a remodeled motel with a deck on it — it is not enclosed. For us to compare
that building with the building at Sterling Harbor with the swimming pool and
the dock shop, restaurant and the big marina buildings down there — is gust
unreal. The whole thing is way out of proportion. I checked with Fred to see
whether we were appraised after the fire — there's no appreciable, not a differ—
ence between the old building and the building we — I just don't understand the
whole thing.......unintelligible tape for a space.... Traditionally, when my
father was there, the Mitchell Family was always pleased to pay the taxes because
we had a very nice business. But since — it is now, we are asking for relief
from this thing.
And according to what I see here, my God, we are way out of proportion. You take
Texas Alley, which is an extension of First St. There is a New York State right
of way for sewer that runs tl-xough there. We cannot even build across that sewer.
There's a right of way going behind the jewelry shop and Jaeger's old building
and a right of way behind the blacksmith and you got three right of ways in the
Texas Alley. And then, next to the Post Office we got high tension wires coming
that wofv�h�ly n er rikht of wai t� IhehVVill to ext d ac o s th re. �,00
p p y a you loo a many pro' ems n ol�ied�. I Pibphe
to eventually get some of these trlings straightened out. Rights of ways — I
don't know. There's nothing I can do about it. I could ask the Village to re—
move the high tension wires. We've never done anthing like that and I don't
think we ever will. It would cost the Village $50,000. at least to remove that.
MR. MANAREL: What's the size of your waterfront compared to Claudio's and
Sterling Harbor?
MR. Mitchell: I really don't know. I haven't made that study.
Fred Gordon brought in the Property Record cards. There was a discussion as to
the various assessments on the various waterfront properties.
MR. MARKEL: In other words, you are looking for a reduction in assessment
of approximately $17,000.
MR. MITCHELL: I'm looking to bring my ...some of those businesses are
having a difficult time.
MR. MARKEL: We going to be meeting in about two weeks and we will make
a decision and will notify you.
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MR. MITCHELL: We do any improvements — we expect to pay the taxes.
MR. MANAREL: It is a good suggestion, however, you could provide him
with the survey, he could check it over again and make sure it is correct with
his judgment.
MR. MARKEL: And also you could keep in mind the suggestion I made on
telief..
MR. MITCHELL: Thank you very much.
No. 5 BOYD, EDWARD J. AND HAZEL K.
P. 0, Box 2439 Southold, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. ID 473889 81-3-9
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $17,800.
Mr. Markel administered the oath to Edward John Boyd V. P.O. Box 1468, Southold.
MR. BOYD: (After taking oath) I also have a written authorization from my
parents and am appearing on their behalf.
MR. MANAREL: The address is Southold. Is this the house in Cutehogue?
MR. BOYD: The house is in Paradise Point. The house was built in 1972,
the building started in 1971. Everything has remained unchanged until today.
MR. MARKEL: Now, in your complaint you state that it's unequal assessment.
Evidently you got some examples of houses and properties in the immediate vicinity?
MR. BOYD: Well, I'm going on the equalization rate and cost of the...
structure.
M. MARKEL: On the equalization rate and the construction.
MR. BOYD: Let me run through it, if I may gentlemen. I'll have a chance to
review everything here and give you my oral arguments and you can take it from
there with whatever written documentation you might like.
The property with which we are dealing today has remained unchanged since 1972 -
$5300. on the land assessment.... 1983 we began construction of anew garage. The
garage was completed April of this year. The garage is a simple garage, 864 sq. ft.
It cost $149694. to build. The 1984 assessment shows that the assessment has gone
up $1300., a 10% increase. Then you have the equalization rate — that's a 10% on
the value of the structures.
MR. MARKEL: The entire structure?
MR. BOYD: Mmm (yes) and working that out with your equalization rate shows
that the value of $22,688 was put on this garage. I just don't see how the things
jive when I consider what the construction cost of the garage was.
MR. MARKEL: I'm just assuming this — but I assume what happened was when you
built the garage and it got to the assessor's attention, they probably reassessed
the entire piece of property.
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MR. BOYD: If so, there was no change in the other part of the property —
nothing to reassess. Nothing was changed since 1972.
Interference on tape.
MR. BOYD: In 1972 — that's one of the new valuations and one of the higher
valuations so I don't see any reason for tacking more on that particular house when
you go next door to Neefus...
A comparison with other properties took place.
MR. MARKEL: Your rate is exactly the same as Neefus.
MR, MVITAREL: It's just a matter of multiplication.
MR. BOYD: I don't know — qr argument is based upon that. It is also based
upon the equalization rate — the cost of the garage.
MR. MARKEL: Charles, before you leave;
MR. WATTS: We don't assess that way. We don't assess by the equalization
rate.
MR. BOYD: That means that there is no correlation between the cost as
described.
MR. MARKEL: In other words, let's exagerate, suppose that garage had cost
$25,000. as opposed to $14,000 — the assessed value would be the same. Or if you
had put it up yourself and it cost $600.
MR. WATTS: We are assessing roughly 1/4 of the building cost between 1965
MR. MARKEL: Have we answered your question?
MR. BOYD: You may have answered the question but you are not giving me a
satisfactory answer nor, do I believe, an answer in accordance with the law.
TEt. MARKEL: According to your complaint, Mr. Boyd, you could answer apples
and I could charge oranges.
MR. BOYD: And I co...ld charge equalization rate. You have not paid any
attention to the equalization rate. I gather you are not going to address that
part of the complaint. We will wait until December when the assessment roll
becomes final and then challenge it. This particular assessment has absolutely
nothing to do with the building. And to be told that you can put up a chicken
house or a palace and as long as the square footage is the same, the assessment
would be identical is ludicrous.
MR. MARKEL: Under the assessment of real property....highlights of govern—
ment rules starting with assessment described by the law .., and by charging $1.50
to Neefus and $1.50 to you — he is applying uniform
MR. BOYD: No sir, he has not. Because the question is raised of one of
value and you have absolutely no information in front of you to equate the value
of the Neefus garage and the value of our garage. That's exactly the argument we
are making here. It doesn't make any difference according to the standards that
axe being applied — the complexity or the fineness of the structure when it is
completed. Only the square footage.
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MR. MARKEL: That's what the assessment has gone by.
MR. BOYD: That's right and that is wrong. I submit to you gentlemen - that
is strictly in error.
MR. MARKEL: I can't tell if a construction is equal or not equal.
MR. BOYD: That's his job - and he is not doing that. He is simply
applying a short... of $1.50 a foot regardless of the construction that goes into
it. Regardless of the finish.
MR. MANAREL: It's just an academic statement at this point.
MR. BOYD: No-: it is not an academic statement at all. I'm referring directly
to my building, to the construction cost of my building and to the equalization rate
which is in effect in the Town of Southold. Absolutely. All of my comments are
pertinent to that structu7°e.
MR. MANAREL: Equalization rate is a State equalization rate. It is not a Town
of Southold rate.
MR. BOYD: It is a State rate - that is correct. But it also gives us an
excellent indication of the assessment.
MR. MANAREL: You can take those figures and use the old adage money and
money figures lie. There is also another figure that the State shows us and then
we went to our indoctrination meetings from the State people. They tell us these
figures are only estimates. They are only estimates. As long as an equal rule is
used then you are within the law. We are on:iy upholding with what we know and of
course we have limited knowledge probably. At least I feel I do on some of this.
We are following the procedures that have been set up for us and we are not making
any decisions today. Mr. Markel has already told you that. It will be in a couple
of weeks and you have redress....I don't have to tell you that.
MR. MARKEL: Would you like to read this paragraph for your own edification?
MR. BOYD: I don't think so Sam. I'm not going to engage in a dispute with the
Board of Assessors review over the standards you people may be applying. Documents
like that, you know, I get lots of them in my business also..
MR. N'.A ML: This is provided tous by the Board of Assessors Review..by the
State of New York,
MR. BOYD: But that does not in any way supercede the independent, common
sense judgment that you gentlemen are charged with exercising in these cases. I
submit to you that you have a situation in this town where an assessment is being
made on the basic square footage basis without any consideration of the quality
of construction that goes into the structure....I realize we are supposed to be
dealing with the value of property
MR. MARKEL: Unfortunately you do not allow....All we can go by is what the
assessor writes down on the card. We have no other way of..
MR. BOYD: And there is nothing on this card or the adjacent card or six other
cards or 50 that indicates the construction of this garage, is the dame as the
construction of any other garage that is being assessed at the $1.50 rate.
MR. MARKEL: Well, we are going to reserve decision and we will have a meeting
in about two weeks and advise you.
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No. 6 BROWN, HAROLD et al
92 Half Hollow Rd.9 Melville, N. Y. 11747
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 59-1-5 Leeton Drive
Grounds for Complaint: Unequalization. Assessment should be reduced to $4500.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
The assessors studied the complaint and Charles Watts was called in.
MR. MARKEL: Charles, the first thing we have here is a possible discrepancy
in the size of the plot. Mr. Brown has on the tax bill and also on the card the
property as being 3/4 of an acre. The actual size is approximately 75 x 212.
MR. WATTS: We are not assessing by acre. We are assessing by footage on
the water.
M" . MARKEL: 75 feet?
MR. WATTS: It is not being assessed by acre.
MR. MARKEL: That answer your question? Charles before you go. Mr. Brown has
written that the equalization rate is 9.58%. Do you want to explain?
MR. WATTS: The State says we are assessing at 9.5o of market value. We are..
assessed by equalization rate — we are assessing....that's what the State says.
Tape is unintelligible at this point.
Int. BLOWN: I surveyed the 12 properties on the beach with the exception of one
man. lv�r house is the highest assessed valuation around.
MR. MARKEL: Were these other pieces of property the same physical size?
MR. BROWN: Some are larger.
MR. MARKEL: Give us a name of one and we'll compare the larger one.
A card is requested.
It was noted that the owner has lost land.
MR. PITRE: Is that the situation, Charlie? Do you think....
MR. WATTS: That would be true. It wouldn't be a big change. It is still
waterfront property.
MR. BROWN: I lost 1/4 of it.
MR. MARKEL: We will reserve decision on this and we will let you know in a
couple of weeks.
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N0. 7 SKAPERDAS, APOSTOLOS AND KATHERINE
680 The Strand, East Marion, N. Y. 11939
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 473889-30-2-85
Grounds for Complaint: Unequalization. Assessment should be reduced to $11,000.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. MARKEL: We have to look at the form and we need some more information on
this. You are grieving that it is an unequal assessment. Here's what we would like
to have. We would like to 'have what the full value of the property is in your mind
and the assessed valuation — not tax dollars — we are talking about assessed valua—
tion. And what you want it reduced to.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: This is my argument. When I came in here I saw other cards
that are equivalent — on the bluff...completed last year. Mine is five years old.
And they are all assessed for less.
MR. MARKEL: Okay.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: Asses.:-ed for less than what my property is. I don't know what
to put in there (form).
MR. MARKEL: We cannot come up with a figure. The person who grieves must
come in here and say — look my assessment is $109000 and it should be $69000 there—
fore I want a $4000. reduction in assessed valuation.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: I don't want to be unfair.
MR. MARKEL: We have your form. You are now assessed at $149800. and you
would like it reduced to $11,000. You say it is an unequal assessment compared to
others. Anybody in particular?
Mrs. 9UPERDAS: No.
MR. MARKEL: Someone along the street?
MRS. SKAPERDAS: All along the block.
MR. MARKEL: I just want to tell you in order to make a comparison we have to
get somebody's card. In no case does this bother the person. We cannot raise them.
We haven't got that power and we can't raise you either. So we do have to have some—
body to compare with. Someone who has a house similar to yours on a similar piece
of property which you consider to be similar.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: All the property is similar as far as that is concerned.
MR. MARKEL: That letter that you received is probably the notification that
due to the addition they have added to the assessment.
it? MAS. SKAPERDAS: Yes, but the addition goes into t .e square footage, doesn't
MR. MARKEL: Did you add a second floor perhaps?
MRS. SKAPERDAS: Well, one bedroom on the second floor.
MR. MARKEL: According to this you added to the square footage of living area
1000 sq, ft. and the assessor has charged you $2.50 per square foot on assessment.
They haven't arbitrarily picked out your house and say you are going to pay more
taxes. But we are still going to check to see that a house equal to yours is not
paying any less.
A card was brought in for comparison and it was st-uAied by the Board.
MR. MANAREL: You have 1500 square feet more than Murray in living space.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: It's three stories. If you say it. I went into the house
when it was under construction three years ago and it is such a tremendous house.
MR. MARKEL: Unfortunately, we do not go out and look at these things.
MR. MANAREL: All we did is check the square footage.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: I don't know how this could be.
MR. MAP,KEL: We are going to reserve decision and we will notify you in a
couple of weeks.
MRS. SKAPERDAS: Very good.
No. 8 MITSINIKOS, WILLIAM
60 Wyandanch B.vd., (bmmack, N. Y. 11725
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 111-15-4.1
Grounds for Complaint: Overvaluation - unequaled assessment.
Mr. Markel administered the oath to the above and his wife.
Authorization was presented for John Mitsinikos, 26 Combes Dr., Manhasset, N.Y. 11030
Sarantos Moustafellos, 101-14 75th Rd., Forest Hills,NY
MR. MARKEL: (the form) There are a couple of more things we are going to need
here. You put in over here the purchase price of the property as #1199000. Now on
this side where you checked the box you have to put in the full value of the property.
Whatever you think is the full value of the property.
MR. MITSINIKOS: See, I can't do this nor that until I talk to you. But, if you
have to have a number...
= MR. MARKEL: Let me explain. By our laws, we are governed by the State of New
York and we are not supposed to consider any case where the information is not
properly given on the form. We are talking about assessed valuation. So on this
line put in the amount you would like it reduced to.
MR. MITSINIKOS: 1011 put. an amount -there and Iam Aot trying to be a wise gW
but I can't give these numbers until I talk to you.
MR. MARKEL: One other thing - we cannot give you - at the most - any more
than you ask for.
Several comparison cards were brought in and a study was made.
A part of the house has no heat.
MR. MANAREL: A lot of people won't let the assessors in and they don't know
what's in there and they see that there are shades on the windows and everything
else and they make an assumption.
MRS. MITSICKKOS: And we did have drapes across the windows for security. It
is understandable. But it is not living space. It is just a big empty area.
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MR. MANAREL: You go ahead and talk and tell us about it.
MRS. MITSINIKOS: This space is right between the deck - is not living space.
It is a big empty room. It was the ballroom when they had the country club. That's
how big it is. It's not livable. It's not heated. It's used for storage purposes
only. The entire first floor is absolutely uninhabitable.
An appointment was made with the assessor.
MR. MANAREL: Well, Sam, I feel that these folks have made their point and
they'll make an appointment with Fred to check out on the heating system and every-
tLing else and we'll get their report back in a couple of weeks and go over all
this again. And after we make a decision we'll contact you by mail and let you know
what our decision is. If there is anything else you would like as an input feel free
to appeal to it because we are here only to be of whatever help we can.
MR. MARKEL: I think you've made your point. We will consider it.
No. 9 FLYNN, FRANK M. AND INGEBORG L.
P. 0, Boa 144, S)uthold, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000 53-5-8 835 Tarpon Drive, S)uthold, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $4340.
Exhibit attached.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. MARKEL: Is your house completed?
MR. FLYNN% Yes, sure. I completed it about last year but I was too late to
come before the Board.
MR. MARKEL: Your main building is 30 x 35. Is that correct?
MR. FLYNN: Yes
MR. MARKEL: And that totals up to 1150 square feet.
MR. FLYNN: What I am questioning - I wish I had brought those figures with me.
As you can see, on the south extension where there is no basement, he gave me q story
and a half with a fubl extension and it isn't a story and a half. You got - the roof
goes like this out of a story and a half and then you got it coming a long ways out
of that one story.
MR. YJIUM: You got minus basement - one story minus basement.
MR. FLYNN: That's the other end of the house.
MR. MARKEL: Then he's got one story plus basement. Now neither of these
extensions have a basement?
MR. FLYNN. That's correct. It's a crawl space but the large section has a
basement.
Assessor was sent for.
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MR. FLYNN: And the square footage on the garage isn't figured right.
M. ?UkRKEL: Let's see how he's got that. On the garage he's got 22 x 25 and
9 x 23 for a total of 782 square feet.
MR. FLYNN: Yes, it's less than that.
MR. MARKEL: Have you got the dimensions?
MR. FLYNN: Not in my mind.
Fred Gordon was called in and a note was made to physically inspect the premises.
No. 10 BLOOY19 OSCARD J, et al
801 Mt. Sinai-Coram Road, Mt. .Ina.i, New York 11766
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1000-44-4-2 & 3 East of Albertson's Lane
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $6000.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
The following grievances were received by mail.
No. 11 THEODORE, JACOB AND WIFE
P. 0. Box 237, RFD 1F# Mattituckt N. Y,
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 106-9-7.4
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality, Exhibit attached.
NO. 12 LADEMANN, CI;ARLOTTE M.
1505 Park Way, Southold, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 70-11-17- 1505 Park Way, Southold, NY
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be lowered to $6800.
See Exhibit A in file.
NO. 13 HALE, Katherine R. and William C., Jr.
226 Converse St., Long Meadow, MA 01106
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 10-9-5 Sterling St., Fishers Island, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint. Assessment should be reduced to $3400.
See exhibit attached to file.
No, 14 RAUCH, FRANCES B.
Fishers Island, New York 06390
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-009-009-022 North Wilmerding.
Grounds for Complaint: Total Assessment should be reduced to $3250,
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N0. 15 SIRIANO, RICHARD and others
2105 63rd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-137-1-26 Track Ave.'s Cutchogue, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and illegality.
See Exhibit in file.
N0. 16 KONTAKOSTA, EI!ANUEL
43 West 45th St., 2nd Floor; New York, N. Y. 10019
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1001-5-4-7.1 Front & Wiggins Sts., Greenport, N.Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and Illegality. Exhibit attached
NO. 17 KONTAKOSTA, EMIANDEL
as above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1001-5-4-31.1 Front St., Greenport, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Overvaluation. Exhibit attached
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NO. 18 WEISMAN, HENRY C. AND CHARLOTTE H.
940 Tarpon Drive, R.R. #2, Southold, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 57-1-10
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $4500.
Exhibit attached.
NO. 19 CARDINALE, ALAN
% Costigan, Hyman, Hyman & Marton, P.C.
120 Mineola Blvd., Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 100-122-06-20
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality. Assessment should be reduced to $7525.
NO. 20 CARDINALE, ALAN
as above
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1000-142-1-26
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $1850,
NO. 21 CARDINALE, ALAN A.
as above
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1000-142-1-26
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $489325.
N0. 22 MARLAKE ASSOCIATES
% Costigan, ,Lyman, Hyman &Martone, P.C.
120 Mineola Blvd., Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 85-1-5
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $350.
NO. 23 MARLAKE ASSOCIATES
as above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 73-3-1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $5875.
NO. 24 MARLAKE ASSOCIATES
As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 84-2-4-1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $8475.
NO. 25 HESS REALTY CORP., Lessee
David G. Koch, Attorney for Petitioner, 170 Old Country Rd., Mineola, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-122-3-10
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $1575.
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NO. 26 THE SOuTHLAND CORP.
% Wimpfheimer & Sherman
1527 Franklin Avenue, Mineola, N. Y. 11504
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-102-5-24
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and Assessment should be reduced to $4790.
NO. 27 POND ENTERPRISES, INC. dba The Beachcomber Motel
% Cronin, Cronin &0=in, P.C.
1001 Franklin Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. 11530
Su.-"folk County Tax Map No. 83-2-1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and Assessment should be reduced to $15,630.
NO. 28 A T & T INFORMATION SYSTL1IS, INC.
P. 0. Box 24, Murray Hill, N. J. 07974
D. W. Krey, agent (as above)
Suffolk Co-nty Tax Map No. - Sta.tionlAuipment
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to 0. Illegality as
property is totally exempt.
Exhibit attached to file.
N0. 29 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
1095 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10036
Michael Fortier, Tax Engineer - (As above)
Suffolk County Tax Map No. - Station Equipment
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to 0. Illegality as
property is totally exempt.
Exhibit attached to file.
NO. 30 NEW YORK TELE-,cHONE COMPANY
% Santemma & Murphy, P.C.
114 O1dCountry Fd., Xlineola, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. All plant equipment located in Town.
Grounds "or (bmplaint: Assessment should be reducee to 0:. Illegality as
property is totally exempt.
Exhibit attached to file.
N0. 31 NEW YORK TELKHONE COMPANY
As above
NO. 32 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
% Santemma & Murphy, P.C. as above
Suffolk(bunty Tax Map No. 97-5-11
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $4150. Inequality.
Exhibit attached to file.
NO. 33 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
% Santemma & Murphy, PC. As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No.
cq�45-4-8.1
Grounds for Complaint: lnneen .litt a and aslesppent should be reduced to $4200.
EchNO. 34 NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
% Santemma. & Murphy P.C. As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. - All poles, wires, conduits, cables, etc.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to 0.
Illegality as property is totally exempt.
Exhibit attached to file
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NO. 35 POND ENTERPRISES, INC., dba The Beachcomber Motel
% Cronin, Cronin & Cronin, P.C.
1001 Franklin Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. 11530
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 83-2-2
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $4530.
N0. 36 70 MARION ASSOC. STALLER ASSOCIATES
% Cronin, Cronin &(tonin, P.C. As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 31-1-5.1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $4680.
NO. 37 VANTAGE PETROLEUM CORP.
% Cronin, Cronin &(tonin, P.C. As above
Suffolk County 9hx Map. No, 99-4-1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $5820.
N0. 38 LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY
Lawrence G. Collins, Tax, Dept., 250 Old Country Rd., Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-045-1-11
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $118,800.
N0. 39 LONG ISLAND LIG TING COMPANY
As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1000-074-2-23
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $43,000.
N0. 40 LONG ISLAND LIGhTING COMPANY
As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. - Poles, wire and equipment located on private
property
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $86,000.
N0. 41 FIRST NATIONWIDE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSO.
% Koeppel Sommer Siegel Fenchel Peddy &Ibl Casino, P.C.
155 First St., Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Suffolk County Tax Map No., 1000-143-3-4.2
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $4,000.
N0. 42 S & E REALTY CO. (Cutchogue S.C.)
% Koeppel et al - As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1000-97-5-12
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $19,200.
NO. 43 L & R VINEYARDS ASSOCIATES
% Koeppel et al - As above
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1000-101-1-4.4
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $3275.
NO. 44 L & R VINEYARDS ASSOCIATES
% Koeppel et al - As Above
Suffolk(bunty Tax Map No. 1000-101-1-4.1
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $875.
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NO. 45 235 MILL STREET, INC.
% Koeppel Sommer Siegel Fenohel Peddy & Del Casino, P.C.
155 First St., Mineola, N. Y. 11501
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 1001-4-9-7
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $6750.
The following complaints were heard by the Board of Assessment during the evening.
NO. 46 DAYTON, WALTER S., JR. AND MARION Be
P. 0. Box 957, Cutchogue, N. Y. 11935
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 109-3-2-2.5 — West side Linden Ave. (Moore's Lane)
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $12,000. Inequality
Assessor will report before August 7, 1984. Decision reserved until that date.
NO. 47 PRITCHARD, JAPES AND ROSENBLATT, DANIEL
Lighthouse Road, Southold, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 473889
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $6500.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. MARKEL: So the assessed valuation is $7300. and you feel it should be
reduced down to $6500.
MR. PRITCHARD: Well, with a 20 odd point per cent increase and nothing is
done to the house. I mean there is no improvement or anything and I looked on
the rolls and our tax will be $1000. more than anyone elses.
MR. MARKEL: Did you actually come in the tax office and get the cards
similar to this and look at the comparisons to see the square footage of the other
houses?
MR. PRITCHARD: I don't have that.
MR. MARKEL: Well, you see here is how we make a comparison. You say
you've seen other houses in the area that pay less money and that are comparable
to your in size. What size? House size? OK?
MR. PRITCF.ARD: Right.
Mfg. MARKEL: Then you have a basis for a complaint. Looking at them can
be very deceptive.
Scott Harris was asked to pull a card.
MR. MARKEL: The rates that the assessors applied are almost exact on this
house. Here it's more — it's $5.00. Yours is a $4.50 rate and this house is a
$4.50 rate. I can't see where on the rate there is an inequality and you do have
a large sized plot. We will reserve decision on this and we will let you know in
a couple of weeks.
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NO. 48 WEISS, ALBERT A. III
57 Vincent Place, Lynbrook, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 137-4-21 Fleetwood Road
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be lowered to $200.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. WEISS: Years ago I could put may sail boat in there at high tide. They
dredged the creek on the other aide. If I was a canoe enthusiast I could get a
canoe in there. In the meantime I keep my boat down at ... Harbor at Goose Neck.
I do admit I have a very nice view of the creek but that is all the land is good
for — the view of the creek.
MR. MANAREL: Is it low land or high?
MR. WEISS: It is low. Our beach days are over. I could see, you know, a
certain amount of assessment but 300% seems a little.... I can't build on it and
I can't boat on it and the only thing I can do is look at it. Everyone says I
have a beautiful sunset — it is great.
MR. MARKEL: Well I would say you should check Greenbaum,the assessors that
assessed and this is it. I'm not telling you what to do.
The asses:.or Scott Harris was present. The consensus of opinion was that the plot
was buildable.
MR. MARKEL: Go to the building department and check to see if it is a
buildable plot. It would be a good idea.
MR. MANARIM: Certainly you could put a house on it if they would allow it
and I think they would. And you could sellthe house.
MR. WEISS: I could see that if the rules and regulations say I could puts,
house on there. But from $200 to $600 a room could be shot. It seems to be an
excessive....
MR. MANARE1: Did you say that there have been some houses built on that
side?
MR. WEISS: Before we were out — there are two houses right here.
MR. MAR1KEL: We will reserve decision on this and we will let you know
in a couple of weeks.
NO. 49 DEME1.'ROULES9 GEORGE AND WIFE
75 Forest Avenue, Staten Island, N. Y. 10301
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 106-1-42-2
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $6700.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. MARKEL: Now we begin. State your case, sir.
11R. DEMETROULES: I received this letter and called Fred and asked him what
t .is would cost me in taxes and he said $2600.
MR. WEINHEDIER: Additional tax?
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MR. DEMETROULES: No, a total. This is a new house. And right away I went
into panic. I built over here — it's a beautiful home. But I built it with
friends. In other words, it cost me less than $1009000. which otherwise would
cost maybe $150,000. It cost me about $100,000. I know a few people around that
area that have houses similar to mine. This house over here was originally just
a high ranch home but because of the land going down instead of going for many
thousands of dollars and bulldozing, which I didn't want and couldn't afford, I
had this part of the house dropped to make it a few steps down further. Like a
split rail. And I know just a few people over there — one to be exact — Chris
Combos, And I had the idea I would pay .about the same as he was — $1500, $1600.
I'm not a rich man. I had no idea that the taxes would be that much. Maybe it's
mar fault that I didn't come over here and ask. I don't know. Probably is my
fault. Anything that has to do with that house — any fault — is my fault.
MR. MANAREL: Did you say there was a builder on this?
MR. DEMETROULES: Yes, a friend of mine — Tom Breitenhagen. Normally this
house would cost $150,000. if you have a regular contractor. If not, more. They
took a look at that bluff — automatically that's $20,000 — $30000 right there and
it's just getting up there. But through this contractor — and what do you call it —
allowances — you know we did fill out a regular contract, it cost me about $100,000
to build this house. Even then, I know, I'm lucky but it was through a lot of my
sweat, too.
MR. MANAREL: I'm just wondering if he couldn't have given you some clew as
to the possible assessment.
MR. DEMETROULES: He comes from Wading River. He doesn't know anythin&; about....
MR. MARKEL: How much did you pay for the land?
MR. DEMETROULES: $299000 a few years back.
MR. MARKEL: So you are talking $130000. It's a half acre plot in Captain
Kidd Estates. Why don't we get Mr. Combos (Kompos) card and compare it.
The card was brought in and cmpared. It was assessed in 1974.
MR. KOKEL: We are going to reserve our decision on this today. We will make
a decision in two weeks and we will notify you by mail. That's about all I can tell
you.
MR. DOYTITROULES: Thank you very much.
NO. 50 PALMER, BRENDAN J. AND WIFE
Box 582, Cutchogue, N. Y. 11935
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 109-3-2-23
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $10,300.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. PALMER: This is a 17 x 46 ft. wing which I am being assessed at — the
complete wing, at a one and a half story building. And I contend that approxi—
mately 2/3's of that should be a one—story building because this end and that end
of this particular gable sticking up here is unused for space as far as living is
concerned. That's my case.
MR. MARIEL: We will reserve decision on this and ad-vise you in a few weeks.
An appointment was made with the assessor for another inspection.
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NO. 51 STEPNOSKI9 ANGELO
200 Broad Street, Greenport, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 1001-2-5-12 200 Broad St., Greenport.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be lowered to $2700.
Mr. Markel administered the oath.
MR. KIRKEL: Did you have any specific examples that you would like us to
compare?
MR. STEPNOSKI: No. The reason I am here is my assessment went up 40% — no
capital improvement.
MR. MARKEL: Five years ago it was assessed and they assessed it now — five
years later. This is a normal cycle. How old would you say the house is?
MR. STEPNOSKI: It is over 80 years old — I don't know exactly.
MR. MARKEL: I assume Fred Gordon was the assessor on this?
MR. HARRIS: Fred and myself.
MR. MARKEL: Both of you. Well, why did you chop the depreciation in half?
MR. HARRIS: Well, based on the sale of the property, we reassessed certain
properties based upon review of......(bad tape).
Mr. Markel mentioned that school taxes were high, 'etc, and decision was reserved
and griever was told he would be notified.
NO. 52 STILLEY, WILLIAM
P. 0• Box 4139 Greenport, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 4-2-4.1 Third Street, Greenport
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be lowered to $4300.
Village condemned part of property assessed for $5000.
Granted as requested.
NO.. 53 COSTELL09 GEORGE AND ROSE
2920 Albertson Lane, Greenport, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 52-4-1-4
Grounds for Complaint: Assessment should be reduced to $7000.
Mr. Costello was advised to apply for a Veteran's Exemption,
N0. 54 SWEENEY, TERRENCE AND SUSAN
P. 0. Box 113, Westhampton, N. Y. 11977
Suffolk County Tax Map No, 107-2-3.1 Greton Court, Mattituck, N. Y.
Grounds for Complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $960.
Comparison was made from cards and it was found the assessment was fair.
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NO. 55 RUSSOTTI, ROBERT AND WIFE
Box 756, Westhampton, N. Y.
Suffolk County Tax Map No. 107-2-3-12
Grounds for complaint: Inequality and assessment should be reduced to $960.
Comparison was made from cards and it was found the assessment was fair.
The meeting of the Board of Assessment Review was adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
Hannah Hansen,
RECEIVED AND FILED BY Secretary
THE SOMOLD TOWN CLERK
DATE Ell01?
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Town Clerk, Town of Southold
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%UG I I M4 DECISION DAY
T" 06* snuft* of
THE BO,'RD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW
TOWN OF SOUTHOLD
AUGUST 7 1984
Complainant Decision
1, SMITH, John George & Marion H. The assessors remeasured the propertyt made
the necessary corrections and found that the
complainant was justified. The assessed
valuation will be reduced.
2. WACESBERGEIZ,, Clyde Application not properly executed. No
second signature.
3- CUTOLOt Louis F. & Anne M. Denied.
4* HARRY MITCHELL FAMILY CORP. Request granted. One dissenting vote.
5. BOYD, Edward J. & Hazel K. Denied,
6, BROWN, Haxoldg et al Denied.
7, SKAPERDAS9 Apostolos & Katherine Denied.
8. MITSINIKOS, William Partial assessment granted*
9. FLYNN, Frank M. & Ingeborg L. Denied,
10. BLOOM, Oscar J.# et al Denied.
11, THEODORE, Jacob & wife Denied.
12. LADEMANNv Charlotte M. Denied.
13. HALE, Katherine R. & Wilji-iam C.,Jr, Denied,
14. RAUCH, Frances B. Denied.
15. SIRIANOt Richard and others Denied,
16. KONTAKOSTA, Emanuel Denied.
17* KONTAKOSTA, Emanuel Denied,
18. WEISMANN, Henry C. & Charlotte H. Denied,
19. CARDINALE,; Alan Denied. Application not properly executed.
20. CARDINALE9 Alan Denied. as above
21. CLRDINALE, ALAN A. Denied, as above
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22, MARLAKE Associates Denied. Application not properly executed.
23. MARKLM Associates Denied, as above
24. MARLAKE Associates Denied, as above
25. HESS Realty(brp., Lessee Denied.
26, SOUTHLAND Corp., lie Denied.
27. POND Enterprises Denied. Application not properly executed.
28. A T & T Information 3rstems, Inc. Denied.
29. NEW York Telephone Company Denied.
30. NEW York Telephone Company Denied,
31. NEW York Telephone (bmpany Denied,
32. NEW York Telephone Company Denied.
33• NEW York Telephone (bmpany Denied,
34. NEW York Telephone Company Denied.
35. FOND Enterprises Denied.
36. 70 Marion Assoc. Denied,
37. VANTAGE Petroleum Corp. Denied,
38, LANG Island Lighting Company Denied.
39. LONG Island Lighting Company Denied,
40. LONG Island Lighting(bmpany Denied.
41. FIRST Nationwide Savings & Loan Asso. Denied,
42. S & E Realty Co. Denied.
43• L & R Vineyards Associates Denied.
44. L & R Vineyards Associates Denied.
45. 235 Mill Street, Inc. Denied.
46. DAYTON, Walter S., Jr. & Marion B Request granted.
47. PRITCHARD, James & Rosenblatt, Daniel Denied. Application not properly executed.
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Complainant Decision
48. WEISS9 Albert A. III Denied.
49. DEMETROULES9 George & 14`ife Denied.
50. PALMER, Brendan, J. &Afe Change in assessment granted.
51. STEPNOSKI, Angelo Denied,
52. STILLEY, William Change in assessment granted.
53. COSTELL09 George &Fose Denied.
54. SWEEM, Terrence & Sasan Denied.
55. RUSSOTTIq Robert &Afe Denied.