Sentence examples for board of assessors from inspiring English sources

Nassau County also has a referendum to convert its Board of Assessors' chairman from an elected to an appointed post.

"I fully expect we'll have a record number of challenges," predicted Charles O'Shea, chairman of the county board of assessors, which oversees the project.

He has already appointed his own people to the county's Board of Assessors and its Assessment Review Commission, with orders to revamp the system.

But the final step -- the adoption of the tax rolls by the county's Board of Assessors by the end of the year -- is still uncertain.

The chairman of the Board of Assessors, Charles J. O'Shea, an elected Republican, is pushing for approval of the proposed tax rolls.

The Democrats, riding a wave of dissatisfaction over tax reassessments, were able to oust a Republican from the job of chairman of the county Board of Assessors.

Paul Griffin, the chairman of the Board of Tax Assessors, called the work "very, very sloppy" at a June meeting covered by The Darien News.

It was a house so large and so fine, in fact, that when it came time to bill its owners for property tax, the town's Board of Listers, as assessors here are known, put its value at about $6 million, a nearly unheard-of sum in a modest rural state where log cabins are still far more common than starter mansions.

In accordance with state law, the Chief Judge of the Cook County Circuit Court appointed a temporary replacement, attorney Thomas A. Jaconetty, 34, a deputy assessor with the Board of (Tax) Appeals since 1981.

And the union representing the city tax assessors has long complained that the reduction in assessors over the past decade -- the number of assessors has fallen by 31percentto to 175 from 253 -- has left the remaining assessors stretched too thin.

We therefore consider the randomization of assessors and product labels.