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Warren OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 215200 UNIFORM PERCENT of VALUE IS 063.00 STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 8 F I N A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L PAGE 1 COUNTY - Herkimer T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2017 TOWN - Warren OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 215200 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 063.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------SCHOOL CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS ACCOUNT NO. ******************************************************************************************************* 133.3-1-58 ***************** 343 Youngs Rd 190003480 133.3-1-58 240 Rural res COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 102,500 731 Hogsback Rd, LLC Owen D Young 215001 78,500 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 102,500 PO Box 1580 Doublewide 102,500 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 102,500 Richfield Springs, NY 13326 ACRES 172.70 FD280 Warren fire prot 102,500 TO M EAST-0383463 NRTH-1481554 DEED BOOK 1385 PG-416 FULL MARKET VALUE 162,698 ******************************************************************************************************* 140.3-1-7 ****************** 731 Hogsback Rd 190002165 140.3-1-7 210 1 Family Res AG MKTS L 41720 6,090 6,090 6,090 731 Hogsback Road LLC Richfield Sprin 365601 10,500 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 123,010 PO Box 1580 R1 129,100 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 123,010 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ACRES 1.40 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 123,010 EAST-0379729 NRTH-1472758 FD280 Warren fire prot 123,010 TO M MAY BE SUBJECT TO PAYMENT DEED BOOK 1314 PG-804 6,090 EX UNDER AGDIST LAW TIL 2022 FULL MARKET VALUE 204,921 ******************************************************************************************************* 140.3-1-8 ****************** Hogsback Rd 190002220 140.3-1-8 312 Vac w/imprv AG MKTS L 41720 1,664 1,664 1,664 731 Hogsback Road LLC Richfield Sprin 365601 25,400 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 33,736 PO Box 1580 Farm Land 35,400 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 33,736 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ACRES 57.30 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 33,736 EAST-0379675 NRTH-1472323 FD280 Warren fire prot 33,736 TO M MAY BE SUBJECT TO PAYMENT DEED BOOK 1314 PG-804 1,664 EX UNDER AGDIST LAW TIL 2022 FULL MARKET VALUE 56,190 ******************************************************************************************************* 144.23-1-23 **************** 152 Little Lakes Rd 190008160 144.23-1-23 270 Mfg housing AG MKTS L 41720 6,236 6,236 6,236 731 Hogsback Road LLC Richfield Sprin 365601 15,900 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 40,264 PO Box 1580 Mobile Home 46,500 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 40,264 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ACRES 6.70 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 40,264 EAST-0379626 NRTH-1463670 FD280 Warren fire prot 40,264 TO M MAY BE SUBJECT TO PAYMENT DEED BOOK 1331 PG-736 6,236 EX UNDER AGDIST LAW TIL 2022 FULL MARKET VALUE 73,810 ******************************************************************************************************* 133.1-1-6 ****************** State Route 167 190009120 133.1-1-6 321 Abandoned ag COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 3,000 Abbruzzese Joseph Michael Owen D Young 215001 3,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 3,000 Abbruzzese Julio C Vacant Lot 3,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 3,000 1842 State Route 167 ACRES 6.50 FD280 Warren fire prot 3,000 TO M Mohawk, NY 13407 EAST-0378745 NRTH-1495668 DEED BOOK 875 PG-232 FULL MARKET VALUE 4,762 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 8 F I N A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L PAGE 2 COUNTY - Herkimer T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2017 TOWN - Warren OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 215200 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 063.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------SCHOOL CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS ACCOUNT NO. ******************************************************************************************************* 133.1-1-7.1 **************** 1842 State Route 167 190010800 133.1-1-7.1 210 1 Family Res VET WAR CT 41121 5,760 5,760 0 Abbruzzese Julio Owen D Young 215001 12,000 ENH STAR 41834 0 0 42,750 Abbruzzese Ann Rural Residence 92,000 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 86,240 1842 State Route 167 FRNT 200.00 DPTH TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 86,240 Mohawk, NY 13407 ACRES 5.00 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 49,250 EAST-0379230 NRTH-1494513 FD280 Warren fire prot 92,000 TO M DEED BOOK 00641 PG-00196 FULL MARKET VALUE 146,032 ******************************************************************************************************* 133.1-1-7.2 **************** State Route 167 133.1-1-7.2 321 Abandoned ag COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 56,600 Abbruzzese Julio & Michael Owen D Young 215001 56,600 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 56,600 PO Box 315 FRNT 1105.00 DPTH 56,600 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 56,600 Springfield Center, NY 13468 ACRES 253.80 FD280 Warren fire prot 56,600 TO M EAST-0381894 NRTH-1494552 DEED BOOK 1606 PG-421 FULL MARKET VALUE 89,841 ******************************************************************************************************* 140.3-1-11.1 *************** Springer Rd 190004350 140.3-1-11.1 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 13,000 Acker Michael Richfield Sprin 365601 13,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 13,000 269 Springer Rd FRNT 478.60 DPTH 13,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 13,000 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ACRES 33.00 FD280 Warren fire prot 13,000 TO M EAST-0384213 NRTH-1470558 DEED BOOK 2017 PG-4456 FULL MARKET VALUE 20,635 ******************************************************************************************************* 140.3-1-11.2 *************** 269 Springer Rd 190004351 140.3-1-11.2 270 Mfg housing COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 69,200 Acker Michael Richfield Sprin 365601 7,400 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 69,200 PO Box 494 Mobile Home 69,200 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 69,200 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 G FD280 Warren fire prot 69,200 TO M FRNT 150.00 DPTH 150.00 EAST-0384091 NRTH-1469747 DEED BOOK 871 PG-424 FULL MARKET VALUE 109,841 ******************************************************************************************************* 144.1-1-2 ****************** State Route 20 190000870 144.1-1-2 210 1 Family Res COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 47,800 Albers Edward Richfield Sprin 365601 12,800 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 47,800 Klein Robert Mobile Home Sales 47,800 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 47,800 4009 State Route 20 Life Use Klein FD280 Warren fire prot 47,800 TO M Richfield Springs, NY 13439 ACRES 3.40 LT190 Warren light #3 47,800 TO M EAST-0374267 NRTH-1463528 DEED BOOK 2017 PG-2506 FULL MARKET VALUE 75,873 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 8 F I N A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L PAGE 3 COUNTY - Herkimer T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2017 TOWN - Warren OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 215200 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 063.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------SCHOOL CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS ACCOUNT NO. ******************************************************************************************************* 139.4-1-52 ***************** 178 Millstone Rd 190007000 139.4-1-52 210 1 Family Res COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 102,800 Allen Edward Richfield Sprin 365601 10,600 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 102,800 Allen Patricia Residence 102,800 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 102,800 Rd ACRES 1.50 FD280 Warren fire prot 102,800 TO M PO Box 646 EAST-0365860 NRTH-1467052 Richfield Springs, NY 13439 DEED BOOK 1378 PG-752 FULL MARKET VALUE 163,175 ******************************************************************************************************* 140.2-1-16 ***************** Co Hwy 20 140.2-1-16 311 Res vac land COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 5,000 Amadon Michael Richfield Sprin 365601 5,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 5,000 Slotnick Jessica FRNT 217.00 DPTH 5,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 5,000 2526 Jordanville Rd ACRES 0.86 FD280 Warren fire prot 5,000 TO M Jordanville, NY 13361 EAST-0389586 NRTH-0147457 DEED BOOK 1599 PG-622 FULL MARKET VALUE 7,937 ******************************************************************************************************* 139.4-1-55.4-999 *********** 254 Millstone Rd 139.4-1-55.4-999 837 Cell Tower COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 32,600 American Tower Richfield Sprin 365601 10,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 32,600 Attn: Property Tax Department ACRES 1.00 32,600 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 32,600 PO Box 723597 FULL MARKET VALUE 51,746 FD280 Warren fire prot 32,600 TO M Atlanta, GA 31139 ******************************************************************************************************* 133.4-2-5 ****************** Jordanville Rd 190011550 133.4-2-5 831 Tele Comm COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 87,000 American Towers Inc Owen D Young 215001 11,300 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 87,000 Attn: Property Tax Department 2 Communication Towers 87,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 87,000 PO Box 723597 ACRES 2.00 FD280 Warren fire prot 87,000 TO M Atlanta, GA 31139 EAST-0389315 NRTH-1486081 DEED BOOK 938 PG-251 FULL MARKET VALUE 138,095 ******************************************************************************************************* 144.1-1-60 ***************** 3972 State Route 20 190002910 144.1-1-60 210 1 Family Res BAS STAR 41854 0 0 19,200 Amore Kathleen A Richfield Sprin 365601 15,000 COUNTY TAXABLE
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