NYC Administrative Code

§ 11-210 — Books of annual record of assessed valuation of real estate indicated by parcel numbers; form and contents.

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This section mandates the Department of Finance to maintain annual records of the assessed valuation of real estate, organized by parcel numbers. The records must detail the unimproved and improved values of each parcel. Applies to property owners interested in the assessed valuations for tax purposes.

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§ 11-210 Books of annual record of assessed valuation of real estate indicated by parcel numbers; form and contents.

AC § 11-210

a. There shall be kept in the several offices of the department of finance, books of the annual record of the assessed valuation of real estate to be called "the annual record of the assessed valuation of real estate indicated by parcel numbers in the borough of.........", in which shall be entered in detail the assessed valuation of each separately assessed parcel indicated by a parcel number within the limits of the several boroughs. b. The assessed valuation of each such parcel shall be set down in such books in two columns. In the first column shall be stated, opposite each such parcel, the sum for which such parcel would sell under ordinary circumstances if wholly unimproved; and in the second column, the sum for which such parcel would sell under ordinary circumstances with the improvements, if any thereon. c. Such books shall be prepared in such manner that the assessed valuations entered therein shall be under sections and block headings as may be most convenient for use in connection with the tax maps described in section 11-203 of this chapter.

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