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C:\Documents and Settings\Isuse STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 2 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, 2011 TOWN - Salisbury OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2012 SWIS - 214600 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 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. ******************************************************************************************************* 092.3-1-19 ***************** Jerseyfield 140003990 092.3-1-19 910 Priv forest COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 37,800 2096 Dennis LLC Dolgeville Cent 213602 37,800 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 37,800 1 S Main St 2 Jer Pa 37,800 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 37,800 Dolgeville, NY 13329 910 138A FD240 Salisbury fire dist 37,800 TO M ACRES 138.00 EAST-0429381 NRTH-1593722 DEED BOOK 915 PG-182 FULL MARKET VALUE 37,800 ******************************************************************************************************* 097.1-1-9.1 **************** Shaver Rd 140023790 097.1-1-9.1 910 Priv forest COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 113,400 2096 Dennis LLC Dolgeville Cent 213602 113,400 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 113,400 1 S Main St 910 256.7A 113,400 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 113,400 Dolgeville, NY 13329 Shaver Road FD240 Salisbury fire dist 113,400 TO M ACRES 256.70 EAST-0430241 NRTH-1589920 DEED BOOK 915 PG-182 FULL MARKET VALUE 113,400 ******************************************************************************************************* 097.1-1-9.6 **************** Barnes Rd 140023790 097.1-1-9.6 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 17,900 2096 Dennis LLC Dolgeville Cent 213602 17,900 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 17,900 1 S Main St 322 19.8A 17,900 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 17,900 Dolgeville, NY 13329 Barnes Rd FD240 Salisbury fire dist 17,900 TO M FRNT 699.00 DPTH ACRES 19.80 EAST-0431178 NRTH-1586402 DEED BOOK 915 PG-182 FULL MARKET VALUE 17,900 ******************************************************************************************************* 101.2-2-2 ****************** Military Rd 140013920 101.2-2-2 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 11,100 Adams Michael F Dolgeville Cent 213602 11,100 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 11,100 Attn: Richard&barbara Scalione 2 14.93 11,100 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 11,100 314 Allen Pl Military Road FD240 Salisbury fire dist 11,100 TO M Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ACRES 14.93 EAST-0395121 NRTH-1576855 DEED BOOK 00630 PG-00280 FULL MARKET VALUE 11,100 ******************************************************************************************************* 101.2-2-3 ****************** Military Rd 140009897 101.2-2-3 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 9,400 Adams Michael F Dolgeville Cent 213602 9,400 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 9,400 Attn: Richard&barbara Scalione 314 6.02A 9,400 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 9,400 314 Allen Pl Military Road FD240 Salisbury fire dist 9,400 TO M Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ACRES 6.02 EAST-0395997 NRTH-1577039 DEED BOOK 00629 PG-00437 FULL MARKET VALUE 9,400 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 2 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, 2011 TOWN - Salisbury OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2012 SWIS - 214600 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 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. ******************************************************************************************************* 101.2-2-4 ****************** Military Rd 140000060 101.2-2-4 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 5,100 Adams Michael F Dolgeville Cent 213602 5,100 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 5,100 Richard & Barbara Scalione 314 3A 5,100 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 5,100 314 Allen Pl Military Road FD240 Salisbury fire dist 5,100 TO M Ridgewood, NJ 07450 ACRES 3.00 EAST-0396049 NRTH-1576703 DEED BOOK 00630 PG-00280 FULL MARKET VALUE 5,100 ******************************************************************************************************* 103.2-2-4 ****************** Emmonsburg Rd 12-00169774 103.2-2-4 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 34,000 Agne Larry Dolgeville Cent 213602 34,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 34,000 Agne Rita W 34,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 34,000 7576 First St 313 8.5A FD240 Salisbury fire dist 34,000 TO M Newport, NY 13416 Emmonsburg Rd FRNT 350.00 DPTH 1058.00 PRIOR OWNER ON 3/01/2012 ACRES 8.50 Agne Larry EAST-0433274 NRTH-1576524 DEED BOOK 1428 PG-496 FULL MARKET VALUE 34,000 ******************************************************************************************************* 092.4-1-27 ***************** Bingham Rd 140019350 092.4-1-27 240 Rural res STAR B 41854 0 0 30,000 Agne Michael Dolgeville Cent 213602 16,000 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 89,000 115 Oak Mountain Dr E 29 89,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 89,000 PO Box 36 240 11.1A SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 59,000 Salisbury Ctr, NY 13454 Bingham FD240 Salisbury fire dist 89,000 TO M ACRES 10.00 EAST-0433468 NRTH-1595541 DEED BOOK 898 PG-28 FULL MARKET VALUE 89,000 ******************************************************************************************************* 096.1-2-3 ****************** Jerseyfield Rd 11-00163491 096.1-2-3 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 15,000 Ahlstrand Matthew H Dolgeville Cent 213602 15,000 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 15,000 13 Nancy Dr 322 12.61A 15,000 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 15,000 Rutland, MA 01543 Jerseyfield Rd FD240 Salisbury fire dist 15,000 TO M ACRES 12.61 EAST-0406470 NRTH-1591679 DEED BOOK 778 PG-467 FULL MARKET VALUE 15,000 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 2 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, 2011 TOWN - Salisbury OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2012 SWIS - 214600 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 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. ******************************************************************************************************* 096.4-1-10 ***************** Switzer Rd 140027840 096.4-1-10 910 Priv forest COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 Albano Nicholas J Dolgeville Cent 213602 17,300 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 Attn: Nicholas Albano Jr 105 4 Alot 17,300 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 775 Village Rd 910 32A FD240 Salisbury fire dist 17,300 TO M Oradell, NJ 07649 Switzer Rd ACRES 28.80 EAST-0418339 NRTH-1582097 DEED BOOK 844 PG-158 FULL MARKET VALUE 17,300 ******************************************************************************************************* 096.4-2-1 ****************** 681 North Rd 140028546 096.4-2-1 312 Vac w/imprv COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 29,400 Albano Patrick Sr Dolgeville Cent 213602 13,600 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 29,400 Albano Patrick Jr 13.2a 29,400 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 29,400 4 Vermont Ave North Rd FD240 Salisbury fire dist 29,400 TO M Jackson, NJ 08527 ACRES 13.20 EAST-0409414 NRTH-1579274 DEED BOOK 822 PG-683 FULL MARKET VALUE 29,400 ******************************************************************************************************* 096.4-2-2 ****************** Curtiss Rd 140028547 096.4-2-2 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 12,800 Albano Patrick Sr Dolgeville Cent 213602 12,800 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 12,800 Albano Patrick Jr 12.5a 12,800 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 12,800 4 Vermont Ave Curtis Rd FD240 Salisbury fire dist 12,800 TO M Jackson, NJ 08527 ACRES 12.50 EAST-0409627 NRTH-1578829 DEED BOOK 822 PG-683 FULL MARKET VALUE 12,800 ******************************************************************************************************* 096.4-1-11 ***************** Switzer Rd 140000270 096.4-1-11 910 Priv forest COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 Albano Thomas A Dolgeville Cent 213602 17,300 TOWN TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 775 Village Rd 105 4 Alot 17,300 SCHOOL TAXABLE VALUE 17,300 Orodell, NJ 07649 910 32A FD240 Salisbury fire dist 17,300 TO M Switzer Rd ACRES 29.70 EAST-0418322 NRTH-1581586 DEED BOOK 844 PG-161 FULL MARKET VALUE 17,300 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 2 F I N A L A S S E S S M E N T R O L L PAGE 4 COUNTY - Herkimer T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2011 TOWN - Salisbury OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2012 SWIS - 214600 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 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. ******************************************************************************************************* 097.3-1-34 ***************** 945 State Route 29A 140023220 097.3-1-34 210 1 Family Res STAR EN 41834 0 0 62,200 Alford Claudia Dolgeville Cent 213602 10,200 COUNTY TAXABLE VALUE 72,300
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