Summary
Only one property owner actually contested their assessment this year. Mark LaFebvre lost his argument that his new home was assessed too far above the citywide average, but he still has court and Department of Revenue appeal options.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
The upheld assessment values the Janice Avenue property at $303,500, affecting that owner's tax bill.
The city's assessment uniformity is maintained, keeping the tax base consistent across comparable properties.
The Janice Avenue owner will pay taxes on the higher assessment unless he appeals further.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Review - Apr 29, 2026
Only one property owner actually contested their assessment this year. Mark LaFebvre lost his argument that his new home was assessed too far above the citywide average, but he still has court and Department of Revenue appeal options.
Improvement and Services Committee - Jan 14, 2026
The committee approved the rates property owners are charged when the city rebuilds streets or installs sewer, water and storm lines along their property. Most rates are going up for 2026 — sewer from $85 to $95 per front foot, water from $75 to $80 — which means higher out-of-pocket costs for homeowners on projects.
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