HomeMy WebLinkAboutEmail from David Masarik - Comments RE Item 4.05 Disaster Relief Ordinance RE Reassessment of Property After a Governor Declared Disaster Menchaca, Clarissa
From: Bennett, Robin
Sent: Monday, May 7, 20118 12:18 PM
To: Menchaca, Clarissa
Cc: McCracken, Shari
Subject: BOS Correspondence
Attachments: Agenda Tues May 8th Item 4.05
Hi, Clarissa;
Here is an email from David Masarik for your record, comments regarding BOS agenda
item 4.05.
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From: David Masarik <masarikgold@yahoo.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 6, 2018 4:00 PM
To: Connelly, Bill;Wahl, Larry; Teeter, Doug; Lambert, Steve; Kirk, Maureen; Snellings,Tim
Subject: Agenda Tues May 8th Item 4.05
Greetings Supervisors and Staff,
My comments and objections of Reassessment of Property, after disaster. Are plain and simple. The sentence.
Additionally, some taxpayers are reluctant to file the required application due to the mistaken belief that calamity relief
allows the property to be reappraised to fair market value upon reconstruction.
No, I think the property owner, (taxpayer) has got it right. And its the assessor who's mistaken.
The owner of the property has a choice, whether to file or not fife, plus whether to build or not rebuild. This is still a
democracy. The assessors assumption and request that she be allowed to take away, the property rights of the owner
and reassess said property, without the approval of, or permission of the property owner, without the filing of property
owner. Is a downright totalitarian, communistic, idealogue, that should not be given to any one person.
Right or wrong the property owners, have the right to choose. This is still after all a free country.
This ordinance request by the assessor which would become law, should be denied.
Sincerely,
Bonnie Masarik. and all freedom loving patriots.
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