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Hinsdale Board of Assessors grants exemption for 28 Lakeview Road, approves five abatements
Summary
At its Feb. 10 meeting the Town of Hinsdale Board of Assessors approved minutes, granted a statutory exemption for 28 Lakeview Road and voted to grant real estate abatements for five properties; motions passed unanimously by the board's two voting members.
The Town of Hinsdale Board of Assessors met on Feb. 10, 2026, at the assessors office, where Chair Laura Galliher and Member Vivian Mason approved several routine actions including a statutory exemption and multiple real estate abatements.
The board approved the minutes from its Jan. 13, 2026 meeting after Member Vivian Mason moved to accept them and Chair Laura Galliher seconded. "Vivian Mason moves to approve the minutes from January 13, 2026," the record shows; the motion passed, 2-0-0.
The board then considered an item listed as a "Statutory Exemption for 28 Lakeview Road." Chair Laura Galliher moved to grant the exemption and Member Vivian Mason seconded. The motion passed, 2-0-0, formally granting the exemption for the property at 28 Lakeview Road.
Next the board approved real estate abatements for five parcels. Member Vivian Mason moved to grant abatements for 750 Old Dalton Road, 255 Buttermilk Road, 420 Old Dalton Road, 45 Henry Drive and 1113 New Windsor Road; Chair Laura Galliher seconded. The motion passed, 2-0-0.
The agenda included an Assessors' Update and a placeholder for business not anticipated within 48 hours of the meeting; the transcript records the agenda items but does not provide substantive details for those entries. The board set its next regular meeting for Feb. 24, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. and adjourned at 3:28 p.m. after a motion by Member Vivian Mason and a second from Chair Laura Galliher.
Attendance listed Chair Laura Galliher, Member Vivian Mason, Regional Assessor Harald Scheid, Assessors' Clerk Mary Gelinas and Assessor Alex Lackey. The formal votes recorded in the transcript were 2-0-0 across the motions that required board action.
