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Villages.Pdf STATE OF NEW-YORK Town of Huntington VALUATION DATE : 07/01/2020 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 03/01/2021 2021 FINAL Assessment Roll LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT : .74 PERCENT SWIS CODE 472601 Page 1 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST REPUTED SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET TAXABLE VALUE NET TAXABLE VALUE OWNER OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE EATONS NECK LLC 0401-001.00-01.00-001.001 LAND 238,600 other 228,200 SCHOOL 04 14,700 SEWER 1155 Avenue of the Americas TOTAL 242,900 LIBRARY 04 14,700 LIGHT New York NY 10036-2711 EATONS NECK RD EQ MV 32,824,324 TOWN/OP SPACE 14,700 FIRE 38 14,700 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 14,700 AMBUL. TAX CODE 206 CLASS 117 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 400.330 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 14,700 EATONS NECK LLC 0401-001.00-01.00-001.002 LAND 16,400 SCHOOL 04 33,400 SEWER 1155 Avenue of the Americas TOTAL 33,400 LIBRARY 04 33,400 LIGHT New York NY 10036-2711 50 EATONS NECK RD EQ MV 4,513,514 TOWN/OP SPACE 33,400 FIRE 38 33,400 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 33,400 AMBUL. TAX CODE 206 CLASS 250 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 41.200 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 33,400 DANIEL ARSHAM 0401-003.00-01.00-001.000 LAND 1,500 star 380 SCHOOL 04 6,370 SEWER STEPHANIE ARSHAM TOTAL 6,750 LIBRARY 04 6,750 LIGHT 544 Asharoken Ave 544 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 912,162 TOWN/OP SPACE 6,750 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1176 NORTHPORT 11768-0000 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 6,750 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 210 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 1.210 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 6,750 CHRISTINE CAPPY 0401-003.00-01.00-002.000 LAND 2,000 SCHOOL 04 7,450 SEWER 542 Asharoken Ave TOTAL 7,450 LIBRARY 04 7,450 LIGHT Northport NY 11768-1176 542 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 1,006,757 TOWN/OP SPACE 7,450 FIRE NORTHPORT 11768-1176 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 7,450 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 210 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 1.520 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 7,450 PETER ARONIADIS 0401-003.00-01.00-003.000 LAND 2,775 SCHOOL 04 11,700 SEWER TOTAL 11,700 LIBRARY 04 11,700 LIGHT 540 Asharoken Ave 540 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 1,581,081 TOWN/OP SPACE 11,700 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1176 NORTHPORT 11768-1176 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 11,700 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 210 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 2.110 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 11,700 KATRIN RIBANT 0401-003.00-01.00-004.000 LAND 1,800 SCHOOL 04 9,500 SEWER TOTAL 9,500 LIBRARY 04 9,500 LIGHT 530 Asharoken Ave 530 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 1,283,784 TOWN/OP SPACE 9,500 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1176 NORTHPORT 11768-0000 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 9,500 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 210 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 1.100 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 9,500 JAMES ACKERSON 0401-003.00-01.00-005.000 LAND 1,700 star 380 SCHOOL 04 8,820 SEWER TOTAL 9,200 LIBRARY 04 9,200 LIGHT 516 Asharoken Ave 516 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 1,243,243 TOWN/OP SPACE 9,200 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1176 NORTHPORT 11768-1176 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 9,200 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 210 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 1.010 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 9,200 STATE OF NEW-YORK Town of Huntington VALUATION DATE : 07/01/2020 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 03/01/2021 2021 FINAL Assessment Roll LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT : .74 PERCENT SWIS CODE 472601 Page 2 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST REPUTED SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET TAXABLE VALUE NET TAXABLE VALUE OWNER OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE MICHAEL CAPPY 0401-003.00-01.00-006.000 LAND 75 SCHOOL 04 75 SEWER 542 Asharoken Ave TOTAL 75 LIBRARY 04 75 LIGHT Northport NY 11768-1176 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 10,135 TOWN/OP SPACE 75 FIRE NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 75 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 313 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.080 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 75 GARY LABRA 0401-003.00-01.00-007.000 LAND 50 SCHOOL 04 50 SEWER LANA LABRA TOTAL 50 LIBRARY 04 50 LIGHT 1 Bevin Rd ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 6,757 TOWN/OP SPACE 50 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1129 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 50 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 313 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.040 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 50 JAMES J. FARRELL JR 0401-003.00-01.00-008.000 LAND 50 SCHOOL 04 50 SEWER TRUDY L. FARRELL TOTAL 50 LIBRARY 04 50 LIGHT 521 Asharoken Ave ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 6,757 TOWN/OP SPACE 50 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1121 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 50 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.040 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 50 PATRICK CLEARY 0401-003.00-01.00-009.000 LAND 50 SCHOOL 04 50 SEWER MARGARET CLEARY TOTAL 50 LIBRARY 04 50 LIGHT 529 Asharoken Ave ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 6,757 TOWN/OP SPACE 50 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1121 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 50 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.040 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 50 ALBERT P & VICTORIA E BOTT 0401-003.00-01.00-010.000 LAND 100 SCHOOL 04 100 SEWER JOSEPH & DOROTHY AIELLO TOTAL 100 LIBRARY 04 100 LIGHT ASHAROKEN AVE ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 13,514 TOWN/OP SPACE 100 FIRE NORTHPORT, NY 11768 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 100 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.100 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 100 MICHAEL J LAWLOR SELF DECLARATION0401-003.00-01.00-011.000 LAND 200 SCHOOL 04 200 SEWER MICHAEL J LAWLOR - TRUSTEE TOTAL 200 LIBRARY 04 200 LIGHT PO Box 740 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 27,027 TOWN/OP SPACE 200 FIRE Northport NY 11768-0740 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 200 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.170 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 200 MICHAEL J LAWLOR SELF DECLARATION0401-003.00-01.00-012.000 LAND 75 SCHOOL 04 75 SEWER MICHAEL J LAWLOR - TRUSTEE TOTAL 75 LIBRARY 04 75 LIGHT PO Box 740 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 10,135 TOWN/OP SPACE 75 FIRE Northport NY 11768-0740 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 75 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.090 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 75 STATE OF NEW-YORK Town of Huntington VALUATION DATE : 07/01/2020 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK TAXABLE STATUS DATE 03/01/2021 2021 FINAL Assessment Roll LEVEL OF ASSESSMENT : .74 PERCENT SWIS CODE 472601 Page 3 ROLL SECTION 1 NAME AND ADDR. OF LAST REPUTED SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX MAP, ADDRESS ASSESS LAND/TOTAL EXEMPTIONS EXEMPTIONS NET TAXABLE VALUE NET TAXABLE VALUE OWNER OF PROPERTY DESCRIBED AND ACCOUNT IDENTIF. MARKET VALUE STAMATIOS & KAREN V KOUTSOUMBARIS0401-003.00-01.00-013.000 (REV. TRUST) LAND 75 SCHOOL 04 75 SEWER STAMATIOS & KAREN V KOUTSOUMBARIS-TRSTS TOTAL 75 LIBRARY 04 75 LIGHT 5 Sun Valley Ct ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 10,135 TOWN/OP SPACE 75 FIRE Northport NY 11768-2137 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 75 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.080 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 75 PETER CARUSO 0401-003.00-01.00-014.000 LAND 275 SCHOOL 04 275 SEWER ANGELA CARUSO TOTAL 275 LIBRARY 04 275 LIGHT 3 Bevin Rd W ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 37,162 TOWN/OP SPACE 275 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1136 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 275 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.270 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 275 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK 0401-003.00-01.00-015.000 LAND 75 SCHOOL 04 75 SEWER 330 Center Dr TOTAL 75 LIBRARY 04 75 LIGHT Riverhead NY 11901-3395 ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 10,135 TOWN/OP SPACE 75 FIRE NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 75 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.060 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 75 MARY ELLEN MARA 0401-003.00-01.00-017.000 LAND 100 SCHOOL 04 100 SEWER C/O MARY E MENDELSOHN TOTAL 100 LIBRARY 04 100 LIGHT 5 Bevin Rd ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 13,514 TOWN/OP SPACE 100 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1129 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 100 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.040 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 100 JOHN H WACHTER 0401-003.00-01.00-018.000 LAND 100 SCHOOL 04 100 SEWER TOTAL 100 LIBRARY 04 100 LIGHT 3 Pheasant Ln ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 13,514 TOWN/OP SPACE 100 FIRE Northport NY 11768-1153 NORTHPORT 11768-1153 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 100 AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 311 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.050 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 100 ANTHONY PARZIALE 0401-003.00-01.00-019.000 LAND 0 SCHOOL 04 SEWER VICTORIA PARZIALE TOTAL 0 LIBRARY 04 LIGHT 3 Pheasant Ln NE EATONS NECK RD EQ MV 0 TOWN/OP SPACE FIRE Northport NY 11768-1153 NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY AMBUL. TAX CODE 172 CLASS 560 HIGHWAY REFUSE ACRES 0.100 POLICE WATER NYS RP BID 24 0 13 PARKING, INC 0401-003.00-02.00-001.000 LAND 75 SCHOOL 04 75 SEWER ICO GRUNWALD TOTAL 75 LIBRARY 04 75 LIGHT ICO GRUNWALD ASHAROKEN AVE EQ MV 10,135 TOWN/OP SPACE 75 FIRE 3 Eatons Neck Rd NORTHPORT 11768 SCH # 472604 COUNTY 75 AMBUL.
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