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· Application · 03/24/2026
Dennis and Patricia Milosek filed assessment appeal applications for their 2025 property valuation to the Nova Scotia Assessment Appeal Tribunal
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- The Miloseks appealed their initial 2025 property assessment of $55,000, which was reduced to $24,000 to recognize the ocean view is obstructed by trees and reclassified from residential taxable to resource taxable
- The appellants argued their property was incorrectly located on mapping systems and should be valued closer to $700 like a neighboring property with similar characteristics
- The NSAAT dismissed their appeal after a January 27, 2026 teleconference hearing, confirming the $24,000 assessment based on comparable sales ranging from $30,000-$63,250
- The Miloseks then filed a Notice of Appeal to the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board in March 2026 seeking further review
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- M-1 Notice of Appeal (redacted)
- M-2 NSAAT Decision d. February 11, 2026 (redacted)