New York State
Salvatore Orion’s 2025 assessment challenge
Salvatore Orion LLC asks the court to reduce the Village’s 2025 assessment for its North Riverside Avenue parcel from a listed final assessment of $29,925 to $16,139. The $13,786 difference is the company’s claimed overassessment.
- Case
- 61353/2025
- Court
- New York Supreme Court, Westchester County
- Record checked
Salvatore Orion LLC v. Village of Croton-on-Hudson, its Assessor and Board of Assessment Review
The current position
Pre-RJI on electronic case page
The October 17, 2026 electronic page displayed Pre-RJI and Partial Participation Recorded. Its five-file list contained the petition, service papers and an income-and-expense statement; it showed no ruling on the assessment request.
Follow valuation evidence and any documented court order or resolution of the 2025 assessment request. No next court date is verified in the reviewed records.
Which property and assessment year are involved?
The petition identifies parcel 078.08-003-072.00, also written 78.8-3-72 in its authorization, and challenges the 2025 Village roll. The company’s later income-and-expense statement identifies the subject property as 33–35 North Riverside Avenue.
Notice, petition and assessment schedule · Certified income-and-expense statement
What reduction does the company request?
Schedule A lists a $31,500 tentative assessment, a $29,925 final assessment and a $16,139 assessment the company says is correct. It claims $13,786 of overassessment against that final figure. These are assessed values, not a market price, a stated tax refund or a court award.
What does the company allege?
The company alleges unequal, illegal and unconstitutional assessment and asks for court review, correction or reduction, plus litigation expenses. The Village, assessor and Board of Assessment Review are named in official roles. Those allegations and requested remedies are distinct from findings by a court.
What are the later financial papers?
A statement filed June 18, 2026 reports income and expenses for 2025. A later affidavit reports its mailing. These are party submissions, rather than an appraisal accepted by the court or a decision adopting the requested assessment. The electronic label alone does not establish a final result.
Certified income-and-expense statement · Affidavit reporting mailing of financial schedule · Full electronic document list checked October 17, 2026
The timeline
From the recordHow we got here
- Court filing
Company files assessment petition
Salvatore Orion LLC asks for review of its 2025 Village assessment and a reduction from the scheduled final figure of $29,925 to $16,139.
Why this matters: Starts this numbered assessment proceeding. The filing requests relief; it does not grant it.
- Court filing
Service papers filed
Two filings report delivery of the petition to the Village and mailing to the county finance department.
Why this matters: Documents the filers’ accounts of notice. These papers do not decide whether the assessment is correct.
- Court filing
Company files income-and-expense statement
A certification and schedule for 2025 are filed under this index. The company identifies the property as 33–35 North Riverside Avenue.
Why this matters: Adds the company’s financial submission; it is not a court valuation or a new assessment-year petition.
- Court filing
Mail-service affidavit filed
The affidavit reports mailing copies of the income-and-expense schedule on June 19, 2026.
Why this matters: Records the asserted mailing of financial material, without ruling on its accuracy or the requested reduction.
- Newsroom check
Newsroom checks electronic record
The saved case page displays Pre-RJI with partial participation. The full displayed list has five filings and no assessment ruling.
Why this matters: Dates the observed electronic record. It does not certify all paper proceedings or a later outcome.