Politics & Government
Cheshire Grand List Grows By $66.6 Million
The town announces its grand list for 2022. Appeals must be submitted on or before Feb. 17.
CHESHIRE, CT — Cheshire’s grand list for Oct. 1, 2022 saw an increase of 2.25 percent, or $66.6 million, over the previous year, Town Manager Sean M. Kimball recently announced.
The net grand list for Oct. 1, 2022 has been filed at $3.03 billion. The grand list is an assessment of all taxable and non-taxable real estate, personal property, motor vehicles, and exemptions.
The change in the net grand list was reflected in the following components: real estate increased by $24.5 million or 1 percent, personal property increased by $14.6 million or 8.19 percent, and motor vehicles increased by $27.5 million or 8.34 percent.
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“Property owners wishing to appeal their 2022 Grand List real estate, business personal property assessment or their 2021 supplemental motor vehicle assessment before the Board of Assessment Appeals must submit a written application to the Board on or before February 17, 2023,” officials wrote in a news release.
The forms will be available on www.cheshirect.org and from the Assessor’s Office in the Town Hall at 84 South Main Street. By state statute, an appeal can be heard only if the request has been submitted on the prescribed form to the Cheshire Board of Assessment Appeals by Feb. 17, according to officials.
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For more information on the assessment appeals process, contact the Assessor’s Office at 203-271-6620.
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