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resolution 2 pages Scanned/OCR — text may contain errors
Meeting: portal event 1066 (no meeting page on file)
Agenda item: Consent Agenda — Resolutions — Consider authorizing the Village Manager to sign Form RP-556 to process a partial tax refund for the property located at 16 Prickly Pear Hill Road (designated on the tax maps as Section 67.15, Block 1, Lot 14) due to a clerical error.
Resolution, 2 pages. Attached to agenda item: “Consent Agenda — Resolutions — Consider authorizing the Village Manager to sign Form RP-556 to process a partial tax refund for the property located at 16 Prickly Pear Hill Road (designated on the tax maps as Section 67.” (Text recovered by OCR — may contain errors.)
Retrieved 2026-04-15 from the village's meeting portal. View the original PDF ↗
Also attached to this agenda item: Resolution 172-2025 Tax Bill Refund
Department of Taxation and Finance NEW Office of Real Property Tax Services : RP -556 yore. Application for Refund or Credit of (12/49) Real Property Taxes ‘Part 1 — General information: To be completed in duplicate by the applicant. Names of owners KATARIA RATNA and KATARIA RADHIKA Maiting address of owners (number and street ar PO box) . Location of property (street address) 16 PRICKLY PEAR HILL ROAD 16 PRICKLY PEAR HILL ROAD City, village, or post office State ZIP code City, town, or village State ZIP code CROTON-ON-HUDSON NY 10520 CROTON-ON-HUDSON NY 10520 Daytime contact number Evening contact number Tax map number of section/block/ot: Property identification (see tax bill or assessment roll) 067.15-001-014.00 Account number (as appears on tax bilf) Ameount of taxes paid or payable Date of payment 7,494.88 06-30-2025 Reasons for requesting a refund or credit: New assessed valuation of property to $26,200. | hereby request a refund or credit of real property taxes levied by Croton-on-Hudson for the year(s) 2025-2026 (County, city, village, ete.) —_— ‘a i 5 ") Signature of applica WMaA Date . ' v Part 2 — To be completed by the County Director or Village Assessor. Attach a written report including documentation and recommendation. Specify the type of error and paragraph of subdivision 2, 3, or 7 of Section 550 under which the error falls. Last day for collection of taxes without interest Recommendation . Approve application’ CJ Deny application C] * If this application is approved, and the same error appears on a current assessment roll, send-a copy of this form, including all attachments, to the assessor and board of assessment review. They must treat this application as a petition for the correction of that current roll (Form RP-553). - Part 3 — For use by the tax levying body or official] designated by resolution === Te (insert number or date, if applicable) Application approved (Mark an X in the applicable box): TT Clerical error L] Error in essential fact C] Unlawful Entry L] ¢ Application denied (reason): t . - oy Page 20f2 RP-556 (12/19) : Instructions I) General information (c) an incorrect entry of acreage which was considered by the assessor in valuing-the parcel and which resulted in an Where to send incorrect assessed valuation, where such acreage is shown Submit two copies of this application to the County Director of to be incorrect on‘s*survey submitted by the applicant Real Property Tax Services (in Nassau and Tompkins Counties, d) not applicable to refunds submit to Chief Assessing Officer). In a village which has (¢) PP ble to refund retained its assessing unit status, submit to the village assessor (e) not applicable to refunds or chairman of village board of trustees. (f) misclassification of,a parcel in an approved assessing unit which is exclusively used for either residential or non- When to send ; residential purposes You must submit this application within three years of the Untawtul entry (RPTL section 550, subdivision 7): annexation of the warrant for the collection of such tax. (a) an assessment of wholly exempt property on the taxable Refunds portion of the assessment roll If the tax was already paid, and the application is approved, the (b) an assessment of real property located entirely outside the applicant is entitled toa refund of the overpayment. boundaries of the assessing unit, the school district, or the special district in which the real property is designated as Credits being located : If the tax has not yet been paid, and the application is approved, (c) an entry made by a-person or body without the authority to the applicant is entitled to a credit reducing the amount of the make such entry = ' outstanding tax. The corrected tax must be paid with the interest (d) an assessment of taxable state land which exceeds the and penalties that have accrued up to that point. No additional assessment as approved by the Office of Real Property Tax interest and penalties will be imposed if the corrected tax is paid Services (ORPTS) ‘ ls cays of the date on which the potce of approval (e) an assessment of special franchise property which exceeds dited porti Oh t * lled P the final assessment as made by ORPTS or the full value of created portion oF ine fax are cancened, that special franchise as determined by ORPTS adjusted by the final state equalization rate established by the ORPTS Types of correctable errors for the assessment roll upon which that value appears Real Property Tax Law (RPTL) section 550 recognize the . - . F . For an unlawful entry, attach a statement signed by assessor following types of correctable errors: we ¢ "S54: se . . one . or majority of-board of’@ssessors substantiating that that parcel Clerical error (RPTL section 550, subdivision 2): should have been granted tax exempt status on tax roll. {a) an entry of assessed value on the tax roll which differs from Teh the entry for the same parcel on the property record card, ~- field book, or other final work product of the assessor, or the ee final verified statement of the board of assessment review 'v due fo an error in transcription (b) a mathematical error in the calculation of a partial ‘ exemption . (c) anincorrect entry due to failure of the assessor to act on a : partial exemption - (d) an arithmetical error in the calculation or extension of the . z tax : , (e) an incorrect entry due to a mistake in the determination or i transcription of a special assessment or other charge based - ; on units of service provided by a special district . (f) a duplicate entry of the description or assessed valuation, or « both, of an entire single parcel { (g) an entry on a tax roll which is incorrect by reason of an arithmetical mistake by the assessor appearing on the , property record’ card, field book, or other final work product oan of the assessor ' 3 (h) an incorrect entry on a tax roll of a re-levied school tax or ee i re-levied village tax which has been previously paid Nae b (i) an entry on a tax roll which is incorrect by reason of a . Ah mistake in transcription of a re-levied school tax or re-levied ‘ Yes : village tax HYG Error in essential fact (RPTL section 550, subdivision 3): rah (a) the assessment of an improvement destroyed or removed Ba prior to faxable status date ¥ (b) the assessment of an improvement not in existence or present on a different parcel '

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