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Board denies most property tax complaints, approves four assessment reductions

Board of Trustees, Incorporated Village of Farmingdale · March 17, 2025
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Summary

At its March 17 work session the Farmingdale Board of Trustees denied most property tax complaint petitions but approved assessment reductions for four parcels, and convened and adjourned the Board of Assessment Review.

The Farmingdale Board of Trustees met in work session March 17 and, after convening the Board of Assessment Review, denied most property tax complaint petitions while approving assessment reductions for four specific properties. Trustee Cheryl Parisi moved the action, and Trustee Craig Rosasco seconded it.

The minutes list the four approved adjustments: lower the assessed value of 154 Prospect Street from $663,570 to $625,800; 39 Doud Street from $857,620 to $820,000; 100 Rose Street from $653,400 to $597,800; and 106 Staples Street from $633,040 to $563,000. The Board recorded the resolution numbers for convening and adjourning the Board of Assessment Review (RESOLVED #2025-03-16 and RESOLVED #2025-03-18) and the petition decision (RESOLVED #2025-03-17).