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Petersburgh Tax Roll Town of Petersburgh Tax Roll STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 68.-2-5 68.-2-5 528 NY 346 620 620 Bill 0 HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382801 NORTH PETERSBURG TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 70 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.81 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 109.-1-12.11 109.-1-12.11 EAST HOLLOW RD 695 695 Bill 0 673 TACONIC TRL BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALDERMAN DOROTHY TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.65 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-5 97.4-1-5 NY 22 620 620 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 BAPTIST CHURCH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES3.79 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-1 97.4-1-1 NY 2 311 311 Bill 0 1600 7TH AVE BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 COUNTY OF RENSSELAER TOTAL TAX $0.00 TROY NY 12180 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.63 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 Page 1 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 97.2-2-3.1 97.2-2-3.1 12 HEAD OF THE LN 620 620 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 METHODIST CHURCH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 110 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.52 DPTH 100 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.2-3-2 97.2-3-2 90 MAIN ST 464 464 Bill 0 90 MAIN ST BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 UNITED STATES POSTAL SE TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 152.25 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.22 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-28 97.4-1-28 NY 22 695 695 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 MOSES CEMETERY TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.21 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 110.-1-1.1/2 110.-1-1.1/2 EAST HOLLOW RD 210 210 Bill 0 625 BROADWAY BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 NYS DEC TOTAL TAX $0.00 ALBANY NY 12233 FRNT 700 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES130.55 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 Page 2 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 97.4-1-30 97.4-1-30 19213 NY 22 662 662 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 PETERSBURG FIRE DISTRIC TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-27.2 97.4-1-27.2 2 TWIN HILL RD 662 662 Bill 0 PO BOX 165 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 PETERSBURG RESCUE TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.15 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-4-2 97.4-4-2 HEWITT RD 695 695 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 PLEASANT VALLEY TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 531.08 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES4.88 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 109.-1-45 109.-1-45 305 JONES HOLLOW RD 852 852 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 800 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES16.47 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 Page 3 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 77.-1-26.141 77.-1-26.141 414 POTTER HILL RD 240 240 Bill 0 414 POTTER HILL RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 SAN DAMIANO FRANCISCAN TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 600 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES35.33 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 67.-1-24.1 67.-1-24.1 20166 NY 22 651 651 Bill 0 50 WOLF RD HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382801 STATE OF NEW YORK TOTAL TAX $0.00 ALBANY NY 12233 FRNT 1076.67 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES7.79 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 68.-2-50 68.-2-50 INDIAN MASSACRE RD 961 961 Bill 0 50 WOLF RD HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382801 STATE OF NEW YORK TOTAL TAX $0.00 ALBANY NY 12233 FRNT 200 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.23 DPTH 25 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 109.-1-44 109.-1-44 JONES HOLLOW RD 852 852 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF BERLIN TOTAL TAX $0.00 BERLIN NY 12022 FRNT 50 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES6 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 Page 4 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 97.-1-32.2 97.-1-32.2 NY 2 (E OF) 591 591 Bill 0 RTE 2 TOWN HALL BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES5 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.-1-48 97.-1-48 NY 2 822 822 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES3.48 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-8 97.4-1-8 71 MAIN ST 632 632 Bill 0 PO BOX 125 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.21 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-1-9 97.4-1-9 69 MAIN ST 611 611 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.87 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 Page 5 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 97.4-1-10 97.4-1-10 65-67 MAIN ST 652 652 Bill 0 PO BOX 125 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 TOWN OF PETERSBURGH TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.52 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-4-1 97.4-4-1 HEWITT RD 695 695 Bill 0 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 PLEASANT VALLEY CEMETE TOTAL TAX $0.00 PETERSBURG NY 12138 FRNT 165 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1 DPTH 299.64 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 88.-1-11.13 88.-1-11.13 LEWIS RD (N OF) 695 695 Bill 0 18 4TH AVE BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 MOONEY NELLIE TOTAL TAX $0.00 RENSSELAER NY 12144 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.15 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE TOTAL PAID $0.00 97.4-3-6.1 97.4-3-6.1 1129 TACONIC TRL 240 240 Bill 1 1129 TACONIC TRL BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ADRION PATRICK TOTAL TAX $2,633.99 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 161.34 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES14.15 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/25/2017 TOTAL PAID $2,633.99 Page 6 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 97.4-2-23 97.4-2-23 91 DAYFOOT RD 210 210 Bill 2 91 DAYFOOT RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 AKERS JAMES D TOTAL TAX $1,428.07 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES0.28 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/29/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,428.07 109.-1-22 109.-1-22 170 EAST HOLLOW RD 210 210 Bill 3 PO BOX 94 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALDERMAN DAVID TOTAL TAX $1,142.18 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 735 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES3.32 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/31/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,142.18 97.4-4-9 97.4-4-9 94 RIVER RD 312 312 Bill 4 743 JONES HOLLOW RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALDERMAN JOEY TOTAL TAX $404.50 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 150 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES6.85 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/14/2017 TOTAL PAID $404.50 109.-1-12.12 109.-1-12.12 673 TACONIC TRL 240 240 Bill 5 673 TACONIC TRAIL BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALDERMAN ROBERT L TOTAL TAX $1,340.53 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 1315.8 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES16.83 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/21/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,340.53 Page 7 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 68.-2-22.2 68.-2-22.2 33 WEBSTER RD 240 240 Bill 6 33 WEBSTER RD HOOSICK FALLS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382801 ALLEN FAMILY IRVC TRUST TOTAL TAX $1,629.33 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 0 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES40 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/7/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,629.33 88.-1-20 88.-1-20 120 LEWIS HOLLOW RD 210 210 Bill 7 120 LEWIS HOLLOW RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALLEN SCOTT TOTAL TAX $1,629.45 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 536.54 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES5.27 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/28/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,629.45 97.4-2-22 97.4-2-22 87 DAYFOOT RD 210 210 Bill 8 87 DAYFOOT RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALSTON WILLIAM K TOTAL TAX $1,982.03 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 160 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES2.66 DPTH 125 PAYMENT DATE1/14/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,982.03 88.-1-11.1 88.-1-11.1 266 LEWIS HOLLOW RD 240 240 Bill 9 PO BOX 48 BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 ALUND RONALD W TOTAL TAX $3,891.42 COHOES NY 12047 FRNT 311.8 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES46.01 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/31/2017 TOTAL PAID $3,891.42 Page 8 of 260 STATE OF NEW YORK 2017 COUNTY TAX ROLL COUNTY - RENSSELAER Town PETERSBURGH SWIS 3834 TAX MAP PARCEL NUMBER PROPERTY LOCATION CLASS CURRENT OWNER NAME SCHOOL DISTRICT CURRENT OWNER ADDRESS PARCEL SIZE 77.-1-12.2 77.-1-12.2 16 SMITH RD 210 210 Bill 10 16 SMITH RD BERLIN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 382001 AMIDON HOWARD G TOTAL TAX $1,558.41 PETERSBURGH NY 12138 FRNT 596 DUE DATE 01/31/2017 ACRES1.75 DPTH 0 PAYMENT DATE1/21/2017 TOTAL PAID $1,558.41 97.-1-38.12 97.-1-38.12
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