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Waterford Board of Assessment Appeals reduces two appraisals, accepts two late declarations
Summary
At its March 19 meeting the Waterford Board of Assessment Appeals unanimously reduced two property appraisals (63R Scotch Cap Rd to $226,400 and 110R Bloomingdale Rd to $336,700), accepted two late declarations, and left five other assessments unchanged.
The Waterford Board of Assessment Appeals met Thursday, March 19, 2026, at the Assessor’s office and issued unanimous decisions on eight appeals, reducing two appraised values, accepting two late declarations for review by the Assessor, and leaving the remaining assessments unchanged. Chair Marilyn Lusher presided; the meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
The board approved the minutes of the Sept. 10, 2025 meeting after a motion by board member Cathy Barnard and a second from board member Jerry Porter. The board then considered scheduled appeals and motions on individual properties and accounts.
Votes at a glance: The board voted unanimously to accept a late declaration from A & G General Quality Services LLC as reviewed by the Assessor; reduce the appraised value of 63R Scotch Cap Rd to $226,400; leave the assessment for 17 Westwood Dr unchanged; accept a late declaration to be submitted by And All Tuneski Mechanical Services LLC as reviewed by the Assessor; leave Airgas USA LLC’s assessment unchanged; reduce the appraised value of 110R Bloomingdale Rd to $336,700; leave the assessment for 16 Manatuck Dr unchanged; and leave the assessment for 38 Windward Way unchanged. All decisions were recorded as unanimous votes of the board.
The outcomes affect property valuations on the grand list used for local tax calculations; the board recorded reductions in two properties’ appraised values and accepted two late declarations for Assessor review but did not change five other assessments. The minutes were submitted by Secretary Jessica Hewitt and the meeting record was received for the town files.
No statutory citations, contested public testimony, or dissenting votes appear in the meeting record.
