City of North Tonawanda, NY
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2023-09-19
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The Code
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Chapter 73 Real Property Tax Law
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Article VI Maximum Allowable Alternative Veterans Exemption
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Ch 4 General Provisions
- Ch 7 Abandoned Refrigerators
- Ch 8 Abandoned Vehicles
- Ch 9A Adult Uses
- Ch 10 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 11 Alarm Systems
- Ch 12 Amusement Centers and Games
- Ch 14 Anti-Strikebreaking
- Ch 16 Auctions and Auctioneers
- Ch 17 Automobile Dealers
- Ch 17A Bed-And-Breakfast Businesses
- Ch 18 Bicycles
- Ch 19 Bingo
- Ch 20 Boat Docks
- Ch 21 Boat Launching
- Ch 23 Building Code
- Ch 24 Building Inspector
- Ch 25 Building Permits
- Ch 26 Cable Television Advisory Board
- Ch 26A Cats
- Ch 27 Christmas Trees: Sales
- Ch 27A City Plan and Planning Commission
- Ch 27B Claims Against Fire Insurance Proceeds
- Ch 27C Community Choice Aggregation Program
- Ch 28 Continuity of Government
- Ch 28A Contractors
- Ch 29 Dances
- Ch 30 Deconversion Tax Rebate
- Ch 31 Disorderly Conduct
- Ch 31A Disposition of Municipal Real Property
- Ch 32 Dog Kennels
- Ch 33 Dogs
- Ch 36 Electrical Code
- Ch 36A Emergency Services Cost Recovery
- Ch 36B Energy
- Ch 37 Environmental Quality Review
- Ch 38 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 39 Firearms and Other Weapons
- Ch 41 Fire Prevention
- Ch 42 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 43 Food-Handling Establishments
- Ch 44 Freshwater Wetlands
- Ch 45 Solid Waste
- Ch 46 Games of Chance
- Ch 47 Going-Out-Of-Business Sales
- Ch 48 Grading and Stormwater Management
- Ch 49 Handbills
- Ch 50 Hearings on Local Laws
- Ch 51 Highways; Public Utility Construction
- Ch 51A Investigation of Civil Service Applicants
- Ch 51B Horse-Drawn Carriages
- Ch 51C Historic Preservation
- Ch 51D Housing, Rental
- Ch 52 Junk Business
- Ch 53 Job Incentive Program
- Ch 55 Littering
- Ch 57 Livestock
- Ch 59 Milk
- Ch 61 Motor Vehicle Salvage Business
- Ch 61A Noise Control
- Ch 62 Nuisances
- Ch 62A Nuisance-Forced Evictions
- Ch 62B Officers and Employees
- Ch 63 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 64 Pawnbrokers
- Ch 65 Peddlers, Canvassers, Solicitors and Mobile Food Vending
- Ch 66 Petroleum Products: Posting Prices
- Ch 67 Pigeons
- Ch 69 Plumbing
- Ch 70 (Reserved)
- Ch 70A Promoting General Welfare of Minors
- Ch 71 Public Market
- Ch 72 Public Improvement Permit
- Ch 73 Real Property Tax Law
- Ch 73 Art VI Maximum Allowable Alternative Veterans Exemption
- § 73-6 Maximum exemption; Gold Star parent; Cold War veterans.
- Ch 73A Records
- Ch 73B Residency
- Ch 73C School Bus Stop-Arm Camera Program
- Ch 74 Sex Offenders
- Ch 75 Sewers
- Ch 76 Sidewalks
- Ch 77 Sign Permits
- Ch 78 Skateboards, Roller Skates and Street Skates
- Ch 79 Smoke and Air Pollution
- Ch 79A Smoking
- Ch 80 Snow Vehicles
- Ch 80A Special Districts
- Ch 80B Special Parking Districts
- Ch 81 Streets
- Ch 83 Swimming Pools
- Ch 85 Tax Bills
- Ch 86 Taxicabs
- Ch 87 Tax on Furnishing Utility Services
- Ch 87A Tire Disposal Businesses
- Ch 88 Trailers and Tourist Parks
- Ch 89 Transient Retail Merchants
- Ch 91 Trees
- Ch 94 Unsafe Structures
- Ch 96 Vehicle and Traffic
- Ch 98 Water
- Ch 100 Weeds
- Ch 101 Wireless Telecommunications Facilities
- Ch 103 Zoning
- Appendix
- Ch A112 City Property: Sale or Lease
- Ch A113 Fire Mutual Aid Plan
- Ch A114 Grievance Procedure
- Ch A115 Places of Public Assembly
- Ch A116 Special Lighting Districts
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Adopted 10-16-1984 by L.L. No. 4-1984; amended in its entirety 12-7-2010 by L.L. No. 6-2010]
A.
The maximum
exemption allowable by Real Property Tax Law § 458-a, Subdivision
2, paragraphs (a), (b), and (c), shall be $18,000, $12,000 and $60,000,
respectively.
(1)
There
shall be an alternative qualifying residential real property exemption
for a Gold Star parent, under Real Property Tax Law § 458-a,
Subdivision 7(b), within the definition of a "qualified owner" as
provided for in Real Property Tax Law § 458-a, paragraph
(c) of Subdivision 1, and to further include property owned by a Gold
Star parent within the definition of “qualifying residential
real property” as provided for in paragraph (d) of Subdivision
1 of the Real Property Tax Law § 458-a, provided that such property
shall be the primary residence of the Gold Star parent.
B.
There shall
be an alternative qualifying residential real property exemption for
Cold War veterans, under Real Property Tax law § 458-b,
Subsection 2(a) and (b), in the amount of 10% of the assessed value
of such property, not to exceed $4,000, or the product of $4,000 multiplied
by the latest state equalization rate of such property’s assessing
unit, subject to the definitions, limitations and requirements of
§ 458-b.
C.
For Cold
War veterans disabled, there shall be an exemption in the amount equal
to the extent of the product of the assessed value of such property
multiplied by 50% of the Cold War veteran’s disability rating;
provided, however, that such exemption shall not exceed $20,000 or
the product of $20,000 multiplied by the latest state equalization
rate for the assessing unit.
