New York State
67 Croton Point’s 2023 assessment challenge
67 Croton Point LLC asks to reduce the Village’s 2023 assessment of 67 Croton Point Avenue from $39,700 to $28,980. Its petition names the Village’s assessment authorities and Croton-Harmon’s school district. The electronic docket lists the case as active.
- Case
- 60349/2023
- Court
- New York Supreme Court, Westchester County
- Record checked
67 Croton Point LLC v. Village of Croton-on-Hudson, its Assessor, Board of Assessment Review, and Croton-Harmon Union Free School District
The current position
2023 assessment challenge pending
Active in the three-row state electronic record checked October 16, 2026, assigned to Justice Diane Clerkin. The docket lists the petition, a judicial-intervention request and a service affidavit. No next court date is verified.
No next court date is verified. Watch for a signed schedule, valuation evidence or disposition. The petition’s June 2023 return date is a party’s notice, rather than proof of a current appearance or a hearing outcome. This proceeding is distinct from the separate 2024 assessment case.
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Which property and year?
The petition identifies 67 Croton Point Avenue, section 79.13, block 2, lot 22, and challenges the Village’s 2023 assessment. This file covers index 60349/2023; a later annual assessment proceeding has its own court record.
What do the requested figures mean?
Schedule A, B and C lists a $39,700 total assessment, including $17,850 in land value. The company requests $28,980, a difference of $10,720 in assessed value. These figures are the company’s request, rather than a tax refund, established market price or award. The land figure must not be added to the total.
Which public bodies are named?
The original petition names the Village, its assessor and Board of Assessment Review, and the Croton-Harmon Union Free School District as respondents. The court’s online party list shortens the respondent to Croton-on-Hudson. Naming the school district in the petition does not establish that it was served, appeared or owes money.
2023 petition, respondent caption and assessment schedule · Public electronic docket and case details
What is the case asking the court to decide?
The company alleges that its assessment is excessive, unequal and unlawful. It seeks a corrected assessment and costs and expenses, including expert and attorney fees. The docket entries do not establish an accepted valuation, a settlement or a ruling on those claims. No next court date is verified.
2023 petition, respondent caption and assessment schedule · Public electronic docket and case details
The timeline
From the recordHow we got here
- Court filing
Company files 2023 assessment petition
67 Croton Point LLC asks for a reduction from $39,700 to $28,980 for parcel 79.13-2-22. A judicial-intervention request is also listed that day.
Why this matters: Starts the documented court challenge for this assessment year. The requested values and claims have not been established by a ruling in the material reviewed.
- Court filing
Service affidavit entered on docket
The docket records a processed affidavit of service filed by the petitioner’s attorney.
Why this matters: Shows another procedural filing. The docket label alone does not identify who was served, when service occurred or whether a respondent appeared.