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Board flags property-appraiser errors that raised Omni ERUs

Nassau County Beach and Shores District Board · August 6, 2025
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Summary

Trustees said county assessor records undercounted commercial square footage in the village area and combined parcels incorrectly, which increased assigned ERUs for Omni from 344 to 361; staff will send corrected lists and notify affected property owners.

Board members reported discrepancies between county property-appraiser records and on-the-ground parcels that changed equivalent-residential-unit (ERU) assignments for certain properties, including Omni. A board member reviewing the roll said the village-area buildings were underreported in square footage and that combined parcel records had omitted many retail bays; as a result, Omni's ERU count increased from 344 to 361 after corrections were submitted to the district (S6).

The chair asked staff to circulate the updated parcel lists so trustees can confirm owner names and mailing addresses before the county sends assessment notices. "We discovered their numbers were all wrong," a trustee said, describing conversations with the property appraiser that led to corrected square footage and reassignment; staff volunteered to forward the revised lists to members for local validation. The board also noted that incorrectly addressed owners could complicate mailing of annual notices and asked staff to help identify correct contact information.