The Lead Petitioners believe the Town of Hanover’s 2021 final assessment of residential properties is fatally flawed. You can read all about it here. The Petitioners encourage property owners to look carefully at their assessment property cards and to file abatements by March 1, 2022 if they feel their assessments are unfair.
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Lead Petitioners New Submission to the BTLA
The Lead Petitioners believe the Town of Hanover’s 2021 preliminary assessment of residential properties is fatally flawed. You can read all about it here.
New Assessments, New Problems?
Preliminary property assessment should have been delivered to your mailboxes today. If you are concerned about your assessment, or know people who are, please email fairtaxhanover@gmail.com. We have been busily reviewing assessment information. Sadly, our early determination is that there are problems with the assessment model that need to be addressed on a town wide …
The BTLA Reassessment Order plus the DRA and Town of Hanover Joint Petition for Reassessment can be viewed here:
Petitioners’ Response to the BTLA’s Reassessment Order
Richard Joseph & Bruce McLaughry Lead Petitioners Hanover, NH 03755 May 19, 2020 Anne M. Stelmach, Clerk State of New Hampshire Board of Tax and Land Appeals Governor Hugh J. Gallen State Office Park 107 Pleasant Street Concord, NH 03301-3834 Re: Docket No. 29309-19RA Dear Ms. Stelmach, The petitioners in the above referenced matter (“Petitioners”) …
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January 27, 2020 Selectboard Meeting & McMullen’s New Job
At this Monday’s Selectboard meeting, Town Manager Julia Griffin will provide an update on the status of the recruitment for a new Assessing Director as well as the proposals received by the Town for both a full measure and list revaluation in 2021 and a potential third party review of the statistical update conducted in …
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Town Assessor has Departed
Dave McMullen, the assessor responsible for the 2018 revaluation, is no longer employed by the town of Hanover. The circumstances surrounding McMullen’s departure are currently unknown.
Selectboard Meeting October 21, 2019 at 7:30pm
On the agenda is the “Recommendation and Follow up with Board of Assessors from September 16, 2019 and October 8, 2019 Meetings”. The Board of Assessors’ recommendations can be read here. Come to the meeting if you’d like to hear how the Selectboard plans to proceed. Community input may be helpful.
Advisory Board of Assessors Public Input Session
The Advisory Board of Assessors is holding a meeting on Sep 16 at 7:00 p.m. in the Selectboard Meeting Room of Town Hall to receive feedback from citizens on the 2018 revaluation and abatement process. If you have something to say about the process, this would be a good platform to do so. Or just …
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Petition to the Board of Tax and Land Appeals
Please take a few moments to read the petition signed by over 50 of your Hanover, New Hampshire neighbors. The petition is in PDF form to preserve formatting and data that is valuable to understand the context behind this issue. Please take a look at the Petition and additional data attachments
Property Owners' Petition for Town-Wide Revaluation of Hanover, NH 