HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 07-13-1967 SpecialKINMES OF VILLA DE COUNCIL
VILLAGE BOARD OP REVIEW
PLYWOUTH, 1llli MOTA
July 13, 1967
Pursuant to due call sal notice thereof, a special meeting of the Village
Council of the Village of Pl,%::south, Kinnesota, waa duly head at the Village
Hall on the,13th day of July, 1967, at 745 p.m.
Presents Mayor Ftaples, Councilmen O'F'allon, Duntley, logon and Hunt, the
Village Administrator and. Assessor, and Assistant Supervisor of
Assessors of Hennepin County, Robert Martin.
Absent: None.
Those residents appearing were:
Mr. and Kra. Myron Christopherson, 350 Quantico Lane, stated that his taxes
on this property ars $489, however, he does not feel that his value is too
high 'out that it is high in conp%rison to those of his surrounding neighbors.
He requested that the Assessor check the valuations in this area and equalise
them.
Kra Allen Kreats appeared to quest'.on his special assessments, and was informed
that his meeting was to conL:ler only real and personal property taxes and not
special assessments. The Administrator advised D"r. 1Creats to come into the
office during the regular working day and he would be glad to explain the
special assess wl+nts to his.
Ktr. Arnold Fetersoq 3432 Zane Avenue North, appeared to question the increese
in takes on a house which he owns, at 17640 - 25th Avenue North. He stated
that in two years, the taxes on this property have inoreased from $749 to
11169. He was informed that this increase was due to a non -homestead
classification as this is now rental property and there is also a special
assessor at of $220 on this property. Kr. Peterson stated that he did not
feel that the Assessor's valuation was excessive.
Mr. Leslie Carsick, 1125 Kirkwood Lane Forth, stated that he had received, a
statement from his mortgage company that the tuxes or his property had
increased $50 a month. The Assessor informed nim that due to the fast that
he had moved into his home on !larch 15, 1966, and the home was vacant on
January let, he had lost the homestead classification for the year 1966 which
would increase his taxes approximately 8170 a year and there are also sanitary
sewer and street improvement assessments on this property.
There being no further response to pall, Mayor Staples adjourned the meeting
at 8:45 p.m.
LoringN„ Staples; Jr., ayor
Sharon
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inier, Secretary
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