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County Tax Administrator briefs board on RDF appeals, assessment uniformity and sets appeal dates
Summary
County Tax Administrator Lori L. Rosell summarized Division of Taxation guidance on residential development fee (RDF) appeals, noted lack of uniformity across six municipalities, and set the county tax appeal hearing for June 16, 2026 at 9 a.m. with June 30 reserved for postponements.
County Tax Administrator Lori L. Rosell briefed the board on a memorandum from Shelly Reilly, Assistant Director of the Division of Taxation, concerning residential development fee (RDF) appeals. Rosell summarized that Rancor Properties LLC v. City of Ocean City was dismissed without prejudice and later brought to Tax Court; the memorandum advises that a taxpayer wishing to dispute the RDF imposition or the valuation used to calculate it should file in Superior Court for related matters while boards retain jurisdiction over valuation as it pertains to local property taxation during regular and added assessment periods.
Rosell also referenced correspondence about lack of assessment uniformity in six county municipalities and confirmed the 2026 tax appeal hearing dates: June 16, 2026 (all appeals, hearings commence at 9 a.m.) and June 30, 2026 (postponements). The meeting adjourned thereafter.
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