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Morehouse 2019 Taxroll.Pdf Morehouse_2019TaxRoll_155P1.PRN STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 9 T O W N T A X R O L L PAGE 1 COUNTY - Hamilton T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2018 TOWN - Morehouse OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 203400 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------------ CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS TAX AMOUNT ******************************************************************************************************* 126.000-1-26 *************** Off Alder Brook Rd BILL 1 126.000-1-26 323 Vacant rural COUNTY TAX 1,500 3.78 Abrams Karl G Poland Central 213803 1,500 TOWN TAX 1,500 7.14 Abrams Laura A ACRES 1.50 1,500 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 1,500 TO .68 PO Box 52 EAST-0450972 NRTH-1659096 Piseco, NY 12139 DEED BOOK 2017 PG-623 FULL MARKET VALUE 1,500 TOTAL TAX --- 11.60** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 11.60 ******************************************************************************************************* 124.000-1-48.100 *********** 235 State Route 8 BILL 2 124.000-1-48.100 210 1 Family Res COUNTY TAX 42,900 108.16 Acker Martha Poland Central 213803 12,500 TOWN TAX 42,900 204.32 4913 49W Hwy FRNT 220.00 DPTH 150.00 42,900 SCHOOL RELEVY 617.20 Vanleer, TN 37181-5032 EAST-0410008 NRTH-1662251 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 42,900 TO 19.40 DEED BOOK 198 PG-115 FULL MARKET VALUE 42,900 TOTAL TAX --- 949.08** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 949.08 ******************************************************************************************************* 101.000-1-61.100 *********** Stillwater BILL 3 101.000-1-61.100 920 Priv Hunt/Fi - WTRFNT COUNTY TAX 3799,000 9,577.88 Adirondack League Club Poland Central 213803 3660,000 TOWN TAX 3799,000 18,093.49 Old Forge, NY 13420 Lot 89 Moose River Tr Twp 3799,000 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 3799,000 TO 1,718.31 ACRES 7072.00 EAST-0426547 NRTH-1718215 DEED BOOK 77 PG-247 FULL MARKET VALUE 3799,000 TOTAL TAX --- 29,389.68** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 29,389.68 ******************************************************************************************************* 134.005-1-2.100 ************ Cr 17 BILL 4 134.005-1-2.100 322 Rural vac>10 COUNTY TAX 33,500 84.46 Alatzas Angelo Poland Central 213803 33,500 TOWN TAX 33,500 159.55 300 E Overlook Apt 357 FRNT 672.00 DPTH 33,500 SCHOOL RELEVY 481.96 Port Washington, NY 11050 ACRES 29.00 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 33,500 TO 15.15 EAST-0423267 NRTH-1654482 DEED BOOK 187 PG-562 FULL MARKET VALUE 33,500 TOTAL TAX --- 741.12** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 741.12 Page 1 Morehouse_2019TaxRoll_155P1.PRN ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 9 T O W N T A X R O L L PAGE 2 COUNTY - Hamilton T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2018 TOWN - Morehouse OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 203400 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------------ CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS TAX AMOUNT ******************************************************************************************************* 134.006-1-24 *************** 334 French Rd BILL 5 134.006-1-24 311 Res vac land COUNTY TAX 11,300 28.49 Allen David A Poland Central 213803 11,300 TOWN TAX 11,300 53.82 490 Ricetown Rd FRNT 111.20 DPTH 11,300 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 11,300 TO 5.11 Cooperstown, NY 13326 ACRES 2.30 EAST-0429163 NRTH-1653092 DEED BOOK 215 PG-1004 FULL MARKET VALUE 11,300 TOTAL TAX --- 87.42** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 87.42 ******************************************************************************************************* 125.011-1-15.100 *********** 256 Mountain Home Rd ACCT E.012-1 BILL 6 125.011-1-15.100 260 Seasonal res COUNTY TAX 117,200 295.48 Allen Kenneth P Piseco Common 202001 25,400 TOWN TAX 117,200 558.19 Allen MaryAnn FRNT 475.00 DPTH 117,200 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 117,200 TO 53.01 1075 Lawrence Rd ACRES 11.70 Macedon, NY 14502 EAST-0433837 NRTH-1663995 DEED BOOK 2017 PG-232 FULL MARKET VALUE 117,200 TOTAL TAX --- 906.68** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 906.68 ******************************************************************************************************* 124.000-1-27 *************** 260 State Route 8 BILL 7 124.000-1-27 270 Mfg housing COUNTY TAX 19,100 48.15 Allen Susan Poland Central 213803 15,600 TOWN TAX 19,100 90.97 Soule Michael FRNT 199.00 DPTH 19,100 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 19,100 TO 8.64 6058 Williams Rd ACRES 1.60 Munnsville, NY 13409 EAST-0411231 NRTH-1662194 DEED BOOK 2016 PG-1081 FULL MARKET VALUE 19,100 TOTAL TAX --- 147.76** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 147.76 ******************************************************************************************************* 125.014-1-5.110 ************ 661 State Route 8 ACCT A.004-10 BILL 8 125.014-1-5.110 260 Seasonal res COUNTY TAX 54,900 138.41 Anderson David J Piseco Common 202001 30,300 TOWN TAX 54,900 261.47 6084 Spring Rd FRNT 188.00 DPTH 54,900 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 54,900 TO 24.83 Broadalbin, NY 12025 ACRES 31.50 EAST-0431344 NRTH-1662282 DEED BOOK 225 PG-58 FULL MARKET VALUE 54,900 TOTAL TAX --- 424.71** Page 2 Morehouse_2019TaxRoll_155P1.PRN DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 424.71 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 9 T O W N T A X R O L L PAGE 3 COUNTY - Hamilton T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2018 TOWN - Morehouse OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 203400 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------------ CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS TAX AMOUNT ******************************************************************************************************* 124.000-1-51.112 *********** 255 State Route 8 BILL 9 124.000-1-51.112 270 Mfg housing COUNTY TAX 39,300 99.08 Anderson Shirley Poland Central 213803 13,600 TOWN TAX 39,300 187.17 Sacco Robert FRNT 110.00 DPTH 340.00 39,300 SCHOOL RELEVY 565.41 Robert Sacco EAST-0410974 NRTH-1662563 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 39,300 TO 17.78 5 Louis Ave DEED BOOK 248 PG-859 West Milford, NJ 07480 FULL MARKET VALUE 39,300 TOTAL TAX --- 869.44** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 869.44 ******************************************************************************************************* 126.000-1-44 *************** Nys Rte 8 BILL 10 126.000-1-44 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAX 11,500 28.99 Aufderhar Robert Poland Central 213803 11,500 TOWN TAX 11,500 54.77 Aufderhar Joan J FRNT 150.00 DPTH 11,500 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 11,500 TO 5.20 50 Laury Dr ACRES 2.50 Fair Haven, NJ 07704 EAST-0447455 NRTH-1657815 DEED BOOK 152 PG-408 FULL MARKET VALUE 11,500 TOTAL TAX --- 88.96** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 88.96 ******************************************************************************************************* 125.017-1-2 **************** 136 French Rd BILL 11 125.017-1-2 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAX 100 0.25 Axford Theodore E III Poland Central 213803 100 TOWN TAX 100 0.48 PO Box 6 FRNT 50.00 DPTH 150.00 100 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 100 TO .05 Tully, NY 13159-0006 ACRES 0.10 EAST-0421816 NRTH-1658506 DEED BOOK 217 PG-344 FULL MARKET VALUE 100 TOTAL TAX --- 0.78** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 0.78 ******************************************************************************************************* 125.013-1-10 *************** Nys Rte 8 BILL 12 125.013-1-10 314 Rural vac<10 COUNTY TAX 6,400 16.14 Ballute Janet Poland Central 213803 6,400 TOWN TAX 6,400 30.48 672 East St FRNT 100.00 DPTH 295.00 6,400 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 6,400 TO 2.89 Oneonta, NY 13820 EAST-0423659 NRTH-1661053 DEED BOOK 199 PG-763 FULL MARKET VALUE 6,400 TOTAL TAX --- 49.51** Page 3 Morehouse_2019TaxRoll_155P1.PRN DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 49.51 ************************************************************************************************************************************ STATE OF NEW YORK 2 0 1 9 T O W N T A X R O L L PAGE 4 COUNTY - Hamilton T A X A B L E SECTION OF THE ROLL - 1 VALUATION DATE-JUL 01, 2018 TOWN - Morehouse OWNERS NAME SEQUENCE TAXABLE STATUS DATE-MAR 01, 2018 SWIS - 203400 UNIFORM PERCENT OF VALUE IS 100.00 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION & CLASS ASSESSMENT EXEMPTION CODE------------------COUNTY--------TOWN------------ CURRENT OWNERS NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT LAND TAX DESCRIPTION TAXABLE VALUE CURRENT OWNERS ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE/GRID COORD TOTAL SPECIAL DISTRICTS TAX AMOUNT ******************************************************************************************************* 134.006-1-33 *************** Cr17 BILL 13 134.006-1-33 311 Res vac land COUNTY TAX 8,100 20.42 Barger Jerry L Poland Central 213803 8,100 TOWN TAX 8,100 38.58 Clifford Barger Feullard Mt Est Lot 7 8,100 SCHOOL RELEVY 116.53 9 Edwin Dr FRNT 180.00 DPTH 200.00 FD012 Morehouse Fire #1 8,100 TO 3.66 Charlton, NY 12019 ACRES 0.75 EAST-0430226 NRTH-1654433 DEED BOOK 236 PG-116 FULL MARKET VALUE 8,100 TOTAL TAX --- 179.19** DATE #1 01/31/19 AMT DUE 179.19 *******************************************************************************************************
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