<p> DUNDEE TOWNSHIP ASSESSING SUMMARY</p><p>Dundee Township is a 48 square mile general law township located in northwest Monroe County. The Village of Dundee, a general law village, is an overlapping jurisdiction situated on approximately 6 square miles at the intersection of M-50 and US-23. Assessing duties include the Village of Dundee, which is presently experiencing growth in the commercial, industrial, and residential classifications.</p><p>Township’s State Equalized Value $ 373, 440, 308 IFT State Equalized Value 35, 736, 246 </p><p>Classification Number of Parcels Agricultural Parcels 447 Commercial Parcels 216 Developmental Parcels 27 Industrial Parcels 55 Residential Parcels 3 145</p><p>Parcel Type Number of Parcels Real Property 3890 Personal Property 368</p><p>HEAD ASSESSOR POSITION DETAILS</p><p>Qualifications: Applicant must:  possess a Michigan Advanced Assessing Officer Certification.  possess a valid Drivers License.  be bondable.  be proficient in the use of BS and A software .NET version.  be proficient in the use of GIS mapping.  have knowledge of and ability to use Laredo.  be able to sketch new homes and additions using APEX software.  be capable of reading and writing legal descriptions.  have knowledge of the Land Division Act.  have a working knowledge of IFT, LDFA, DDA, BRWNF Continuing Education Requirements: Must complete 20 hours of continuing education annually.</p><p>Duties/Responsibilities: A. Serve as Department Head for the Assessing Department.  Chair monthly staff meetings.  Attend one Township Board meeting per month or provide written report.  Supervise department staff. B. Serve as Head Assessor.  Sign the Assessment Roll.  Prepare land studies and Economic Condition Factor analysis.  Act as liaison with Monroe County Equalization Department, Michigan Tax Tribunal and State Tax Commission.  Complete state mandated commercial and industrial property field review.  Complete AMAR as required.  File annual reports required by the STC.  File IFT and Treasurer’s Warrant.  Place Valuations on residential, agricultural, commercial, and industrial property.  Negotiate with property owners.  Defend Township in Assessment appeals.  Review deeds.  Process Personal Property Statements including Eligible Manufacturing Personal Property Statements.  Maintain a working understanding of all current mandates. C. Oversee the timely completion of all assessing functions including:  Assessment Roll Maintenance  Assessment Change Notices  Board of Review  Maintaining and providing access to Property Cards  Maintaining up-to-date Land Value, ECF, and Tax Maps D. Coordinate with other Township Departments in the completion of:  Building Permits  Variances and Special Use requests  Property splits  PA 116 tax bill proration  PREs</p><p>. </p>