Onondaga Township

Onondaga Township

Township Assessor

Contact

Sunrise Assessing Services

PO Box 370

Spring Arbor, MI  49283

Jessica Casler, MAAO, MCPPE

Direct: (517) 740-7983

jcasler@sunriseassessingservices.com

Ruth Scott, MMAO, MCPPE

Direct: (517) 740-7989

rscott@sunriseassessingservices.com

Onondaga Township March Board of Review 2024

MBOR Notice 2024

NOTICE OF 2024
BOARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS
TO ONONDAGA TOWNSHIP PROPERTY OWNERS


Onondaga Township 2024 Combined March Board of Review Hearing Appeal Dates & Times:
Please note that per Township adopted interlocal agreement, 2024 Board of Review will be held jointly with Tompkins Township. Please be sure to note meeting locations documented below.


WEDNESDAY MARCH 13TH, 2024 3:00PM-9:00PM Hearing Appeal Appointments at: Tompkins Twp Hall
9999 Tompkins Rd Rives Jct MI


FRIDAY MARCH 15TH, 2024 9:00AM-3:00PM Hearing Appeal Appointments at: Onondaga Twp Hall
4756 Baldwin St Onondaga MI


IF AN APPEAL TO THE BOARD OF REVIEW IS DESIRED, LETTER APPEALS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED AND RESIDENTS & NON-RESIDENTS MAY APPEAL IN WRITING (WITH SUPPORTING DOCUMENATION) AND MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE TWP. ASSESSING DEPARTMENT ON OR BEFORE MONDAY MARCH 11TH, 2024. POSTMARKS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. LETTER APPEALS CAN BE MAILED AND/OR EMAILED INTO THE BOARD OF REVIEW’S ATTENTION.


MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING(S) WILL BE HELD IN PERSON ONLY, BY APPOINTMENT AT THE TOMPKINS & ONONDAGA TOWNSHIP HALL(S) LOCATED AT DATES/LOCATIONS NOTED ABOVE. IF AN IN-PERSON HEARING APPEAL IS DESIRED, PLEASE EMAIL AND/OR CALL 517-888-3057 (SUNRISE ASSESSING SERVICES) TO SCHEDULE A HEARING APPEAL APPOINTMENT FOR EACH PARCEL BEING APPEALED TO THE BOARD OF REVIEW. WALK-INS (NON-SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS) WILL BE HEARD AROUND SCHEDULED APPOINTMENTS AS TIME ALLOWS.


PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL THE ONONDAGA TOWNSHIP ASSESSING DEPARTMENT WITH ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE MARCH 2024 BOARD OF REVIEW AT info@sunriseassessingservices.com


MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW PETITION FORM L-4035 WILL NEED TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL MARCH BOARD OF REVIEW HEARING APPEAL PARCELS:
https://www.michigan.gov/taxes/-/media/Project/Websites/treasury/Forms/2001/l4035f.pdf?rev=f780bf9ba4934071b0de59fd0c2bb8f1&hash=0999B3A9E01860DA430BB956BE5F53A9

Petition & Exemptions

2023 Land Value and ECF Studies

How Taxes Are Calculated

!Bulletin 16 of 2023 – Inflation Rate Multiplier 2024 Bulletin

Below is the summary of proposal A that created taxable value which is used to calculate our annual taxable value:

Proposal A passed by the voters on March 15, 1994, places additional and profound limits on values used to compute property taxes. Prior to Proposal A, taxes were calculated using “State Equalized Value” (S.E.V.) which keeps pace with market value regardless of ownership change.  Starting in 1995, property taxes are calculated annually using “taxable” value, capped by the consumer price index or 5% whichever is less, until a property transfers ownership.  The year following that transfer of ownership, the taxable value is then uncapped at the current years assessed value at that time and then recaps to meet the guidelines of Proposal A. (Also to note that any new “additions” and or “losses” to a parcel are calculated in taxable value calcs as well.)

Attached is the annual State of Michigan Bulletin that issues the set consumer price index (CPI) also known as the inflation rate multiplier.  This state bulletin is issued each year by the State.

**Property tax bills are calculated by multiplying the current years taxable value by the State of Michigan’s set consumer price index (CPI)

Also, to note:  the assessing department does not have any control over approved and or passed millage rates that are used to establish the actual tax billing calculated amounts.  Proposed Millage rate proposals are placed on election ballots and are voted on and approved/denied by voter majority until the set date passed for expiration.