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Resident urges transparency in property-assessment process during public comment
Summary
At the public-comment period, a resident, Gregory DeSolo, said his home's assessment rose 6% and asked the board to explain differences among comparable properties; the board said it would ask the assessor to post process information online.
During the public-comment period, town resident Gregory DeSolo (S9) described his concern about assessment increases after reviewing comparable sales: he said his property rose about 6% while other comps showed a range of 5–7%, and he asked the board for more transparency on how those numbers are calculated.
Supervisor (S2) said he previously asked the assessor to publish the assessment process online and would follow up to ensure the information is available; DeSolo requested a public meeting or an assessor presentation so residents can better understand valuation methods and any differences between comparable properties.
"We seem to be working with a kind of a mysterious non transparent assessment process here," DeSolo said, urging the town to post explanatory materials and consider a public explanation by the assessor. The board agreed to follow up.
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