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SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX LIEN SALE October 31, 2019 SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX LIEN SALE October 31, 2019 Suffolk County Tax Lien Sale OFFICIAL tive charge of the expense of ....................................... 606.99 ....................................... 536.90 0100.01900.0200.001005.0000 109 Roosa, Grace ANNOUNCEMENT the publication of the notice 12 Dorsa, Salvatore & Brian 45 Turner, Lumelia ..................................16,347.79 0100.02300.0100.025000.0000 SALE OF 2018/2019 to redeem the real estate for 0100.01000.0400.036000.0000 0100.01400.0600.012000.0000 77 Rivera, Joseph ....................................... 234.76 SUFFOLK COUNTY unpaid taxes as apportioned by ..................................11,793.11 .................................... 6,257.68 0100.01900.0200.001009.0000 110 Francess, Michael & Sara B TAX LIEN SALE the County Comptroller to the 15 McKenzie, Theodore & Marie 47 Paul, Alex & Sacoya Levins .................................... 7,964.23 0100.02300.0300.070000.0000 SUFFOLK COUNTY real estate so redeemed. 0100.01200.0100.077003.0000 0100.01400.0600.046000.0000 80 Norman, Marilyn ..................................10,885.89 COMPTROLLER’S OFFICE All parcels must be redeemed ..................................14,418.51 .................................... 7,773.71 0100.01900.0200.105000.0000 112 Argueta, Carlo V within twelve months after 16 Sander Living Trust 48 White, Cheryl Denise ..................................14,561.18 0100.02300.0300.102000.0000 WHEREAS ARREARS of the date of such Tax Lien Sale Yolanda M Sander 0100.01500.0200.019001.0000 81 Masone, Barbara .................................... 6,854.51 taxes on the following several except residential properties, 0100.01200.0200.004004.0000 ..................................12,737.60 0100.02000.0100.034000.0000 114 Farrell, Steven & Michele tracts, lots, pieces or parcels of which are defined as proper- ..................................14,909.51 49 Alphonse, Kettely C & Olga I .................................... 7,313.51 0100.02400.0100.105003.0000 land arising from the tax levy ties improved by a one, two or 18 Charles, Laurie 0100.01500.0200.031000.0000 82 Caruso, Eleanor – Estate of .................................... 4,613.86 of 2018/19 and thereby charged three family dwelling unit. The 0100.01200.0300.019000.0000 ..................................13,699.46 0100.02000.0200.006000.0000 115 HSBC Mortgage Services and imposed pursuant to law period of redemption for said ..................................11,434.45 50 Hennep, Henry & Delfina ..................................14,545.73 Inc remain due and unpaid; (The residential properties shall be 20 Vlokhos, Herbert S & Jane K 0100.01500.0300.006000.0000 83 Limberatos, Nikolaos 0100.02400.0100.110000.0000 names given being those of the thirty-six months after the date 0100.01300.0300.002000.0000 .................................... 5,507.51 0100.02000.0300.027000.0000 ..................................13,673.79 reputed owners or occupants as of such Tax Lien Sale. .................................... 8,661.54 52 Pierre, Roland & Edel .................................... 6,895.18 118 Haas, David & Sandra the same appear on the assess- The final date for tax payments 21 Brooks, Jessie Jr & Bertha 0100.01500.0500.011000.0000 84 Vaccaro, Anthony 0100.02400.0200.023000.0000 ment rolls for said tax year, without advertisement charges 0100.01300.0300.120000.0000 .................................... 6,840.39 0100.02000.0300.045000.0000 ..................................10,266.70 followed by the Suffolk County and publications was August .................................... 5,198.00 53 Johnson, Annie .................................... 7,677.11 119 Grande, Marco S & Theresa Tax Map Number ascribed to 31, 2019. Parcels appearing in 25 Sumkin Family LP IV 0100.01500.0500.024000.0000 86 Pitti, Justin & Christine Iaboni the parcel as the same appears this list upon which the taxes 0100.01400.0200.012000.0000 ..................................12,119.94 0100.02100.0100.042000.0000 0100.02400.0200.067000.0000 on the said assessment rolls and other charges were paid .................................... 9,972.64 56 Goldsmith, Howard & Valerie ....................................... 687.28 ..................................10,928.84 and amounts including the tax- after August 31, 2019, will not 26 Williams, Mark & Inez 0100.01600.0100.019000.0000 87 Reha, Lillian & Robert 120 Larocca, Michael es, penalty, interest, expens- be taken for the Tax Lien Sale. 0100.01400.0200.041000.0000 .................................... 4,782.35 0100.02100.0100.058000.0000 0100.02500.0100.028001.0000 es and other charges against .................................... 8,257.05 57 Lahens, Jean & Judith E .................................... 7,784.35 .................................... 8,777.55 the properties for such year.) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV- 27 Bryant, Earl & Ella 0100.01600.0100.034000.0000 88 Cacace, Joel J Jr – Estate of 121 Hurtado, Andrea & Justin Outstanding balances may be EN that the County Legislature 0100.01400.0200.043000.0000 ..................................15,685.19 0100.02100.0100.088000.0000 0100.02500.0100.056000.0000 affected by acceptance of any has passed a resolution pursu- ....................................... 390.20 58 Alexandre, Margaret .................................... 8,516.18 .................................... 6,673.24 partial payments made pur- ant to the authority contained 28 Peterson, Dorothy 0100.01600.0200.003000.0000 91 Lombardi, Ronald R & Emil J 122 Prigoreanu, Gabriella & suant to Suffolk County Code in Sections 45 and 46 of the 0100.01400.0200.051000.0000 .................................... 7,883.62 0100.02100.0200.079000.0000 Constantin B Opre Chapter 820 and/or the Suffolk Suffolk County Tax Act which .................................... 1,523.07 60 Amud, Monica & Hassan ..................................12,795.64 0100.02500.0100.060000.0000 County Tax Act §47-a. grants the County the option 29 Bradford, Paula Bennani 93 Campagnola, Sergio ..................................11,053.23 to reject any or all bids, and 0100.01400.0200.055000.0000 0100.01600.0200.035000.0000 0100.02100.0300.023000.0000 123 Roessler, Amelia NOW, THEREFORE, under has authorized and directed the .................................... 8,455.85 ..................................15,005.44 ..................................12,873.47 0100.02500.0100.071000.0000 the authority given by law, undersigned County Comptrol- 30 Dade, Carline 61 Ross, Demond & Nicole 94 Shadab Farms LLC ....................................... 442.39 notice is hereby given that I, ler to bid in and purchase all of 0100.01400.0200.065000.0000 0100.01600.0200.052000.0000 0100.02100.0300.038000.0000 124 Danisi, Joseph & Michele as Suffolk County Comptrol- the tax liens. Accordingly, all .................................... 3,817.25 .................................... 8,754.58 .................................... 6,537.22 0100.02500.0100.091000.0000 ler, shall on the 6th day of bids on parcels will be rejected 31 Riddick, Woulita 62 Darrigo, Steve & Laura 97 Alessio, John & Jill ....................................... 635.68 December, 2019, commence at the lien sale and all tax liens 0100.01400.0200.066000.0000 0100.01700.0100.054003.0000 0100.02200.0100.004002.0000 125 Cavarra, Francesco & the taking of a tax lien on the will be sold to Suffolk County ......................................... 20.78 .................................... 2,562.19 .................................... 4,243.97 Salvatore following lots, tracts, pieces or at that time. 32 Weber, Carl 63 Talavera, Jose & Yolanda 98 Dipalo, Concetta 0100.02500.0200.034000.0000 parcels of land. The amount 0100.01400.0300.007000.0000 0100.01700.0100.075000.0000 0100.02200.0100.006000.0000 ..................................14,720.44 of such tax liens taken shall ..................................13,851.04 ..................................10,804.72 .................................... 5,175.40 126 Kasten, Keith & Allison be for the amount of unpaid John M. Kennedy, Jr. 34 Harris, Milton 65 Kandahar Dhaka LLC 99 Smith, Charles M & Elizabeth 0100.02500.0200.058000.0000 taxes, as shall be sufficient to Comptroller of 0100.01400.0300.030001.0000 0100.01700.0200.011000.0000 M ....................................... 240.51 pay all County, Town, Highway, Suffolk County .................................... 7,714.40 ..................................13,524.24 0100.02200.0100.009000.0000 128 Kump, Raymond J & School, District or other tax- 35 Williams, Deborah A 66 Milcetic, Anton .................................... 8,139.40 Marianna L es assessed thereon, accord- 0100.01400.0300.051000.0000 0100.01700.0300.003000.0000 100 Savoia, Nicholas 0100.02500.0200.069000.0000 ing to or arising from the tax TOWN OF BABYLON .................................... 7,310.71 .................................... 5,518.03 0100.02200.0100.049000.0000 .................................... 9,918.25 levy of 2018/19 that may then 37 Harvey, Alex R Trust 67 Rendino, Joseph & Janine .................................... 7,970.03 129 Gatto, Joseph remain due on each thereof, 1 Church of God Cathleen H Wiggins 0100.01800.0200.041000.0000 101 Cortina, Regina 0100.02500.0200.084000.0000 respectively, together with the 0100.00100.0100.003016.0000 0100.01400.0400.003000.0000 ..................................14,657.65 0100.02200.0100.091000.0000 ..................................14,520.97 applicable interest, costs and ....................................... 371.95
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