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Easton appeals board upholds one valuation, reduces three on 2025 grand list
Summary
At a March 9 Board of Assessment Appeals meeting, the board denied the Cisneros petition and approved full or partial reductions for Bartosik, Corti (Easton Arborists LLC), and Gorski, revising assessed values on the 2025 grand list; all recorded votes were unanimous among members present.
The Board of Assessment Appeals in Easton met March 9, 2026, at the Assessor's Office in Town Hall and decided four appeals to the 2025 grand list, recording votes on each item.
The board denied the petition by Carlos and Maria Cisneros for 18 Wintergreen Drive, noting the town's valuation was consistent with the owner's estimated fair market value. The minutes list the disposition as "No Change" and record that all members present voted in favor of the board's action.
The board granted William Bartosik's appeal for a parcel on Center Road (3776A 27), accepting a submitted appraisal and revising the assessed value from $237,600 to $84,000. The minutes state the petition was granted and that all members present voted in favor.
The board granted in part the petition filed by Kevin Corti for Easton Arborists LLC at 51 Adams Road, lowering the original personal property assessment from $72,030 to $38,890 to reflect corrected vehicle information. The minutes record the assessment was revised and that all members present voted in favor.
The board granted part of Daniel Gorski's appeal for 80 North Street, reducing the assessed value from $445,200 to $431,200; the reduction applied to land value to account for topography and wet conditions. The minutes indicate all members present voted in favor.
Rachel Maciulewski, the town assessor, is listed in the meeting record as present; Gayle Worthington was noted absent. The minutes state there was no other business and the meeting adjourned at 7:45 PM.
The decisions revise assessed values on the 2025 grand list as recorded in the board's March 9 minutes. The minutes do not record motions' makers or seconders, and they do not include direct quotes from participants.
