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Town of Pleasant Springs, Dane County <br /> 2015 Notice of Changed Assessment <br /> THIS IS NOT A TAX BILL <br /> Under state law(Sec. 70.365, Wis. Stats.), your property assessment for the current year is listed below. <br /> Property owner Parcel information <br /> DOUGLAS R& LINDA L LARSSON <br /> 2041 SKYLINE DR Parcel#:061129242370 <br /> STOUGHTON, WI 53589 <br /> Address:2041 SKYLINE DR <br /> Legal Description: <br /> LOT 1 CSM 12754 CS80/280&285-9/3/2009 <br /> F/K/A KEGONSA GROVE 1ST ADDN LOTS 4, 5 <br /> &6 DESCR AS SEC 29-6-11 PRT GOVT LOT 2 <br /> FR NW1/4(0.332 ACRES TO OHWM) <br /> General information Contact information <br /> Open Book April 30, 2015 12pm -7pm Assessor Accurate Appraisal,LLC <br /> Lee De Groot <br /> Board of Review May 21, 2015 5:30pm -7:30pm 800-770-3927 <br /> question@accurateassessor.com <br /> Meeting Location Pleasant Springs Town Hall <br /> 2354 County Rd N Municipal Clerk Cassandra Clerkin <br /> Stoughton, WI (608)873-3063 <br /> Assessment change <br /> General Property PFC/MFL <br /> Year Land Improvement Total <br /> 2014 $283,600 $182,200 $465,800 <br /> 2015 $298,900 $386,100 $685,000 <br /> Total assessment change $219,200 <br /> Reason for change(s) <br /> 05 Increase due to revaluation I I <br /> Market Adjustment <br /> Note: If an Agricultural Land Conversion Charge Form PR-298 is enclosed,you must pay a conversion charge under state law(sec.74.485,Wis.Scats.). <br /> Assessment information <br /> Wisconsin law requires that all taxable property(except agricultural,agricultural forest and undeveloped)is assessed at full market <br /> value as of January 1 each year. Assessments at a percentage of full market value are acceptable when applied uniformly. To <br /> determine if your assessment is fair, you must analyze it in relation to full market value.This is done by dividing your assessment <br /> by the general level of assessment for your municipality. <br /> To appeal your assessment <br /> First, discuss with your local assessor — minor errors and misunderstandings can often be corrected with the assessor <br /> instead of making a formal appeal. <br /> To file a formal appeal—give notice of your intent to appeal by contacting the Board of Review(BOR) clerk at least 48 hours <br /> before the BOR begins. Complete and file your appeal form with the BOR clerk no later than the first two hours of the BOR's first <br /> meeting. Make sure you file a completed form or the BOR may not review your appeal. <br /> To appeal your assessment in Madison or Milwaukee—you must file your appeal with that city's Board of Assessors. For <br /> more information, visit the appropriate website. <br /> • Madison: cityofmadison.com/assessor/assessmentappeals.cfm <br /> • Milwaukee: city.milwaukee.gov/AssessmentAppeals796.htm <br /> For more information on the appeal process: <br /> • Contact your municipal clerk listed above <br /> • Review the"Property Assessment Appeal Guide for Wisconsin Real Property Owners" <br /> » Visit revenue.wi.gov and search keyword"Assessment Appeal" <br /> » Contact the Department of Revenue, Office of Technical and Assessment Services, Box 8971, Madison WI 53708-8971 to <br /> request a copy of the guide <br /> PR-301 (R.2-15) . <br />