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<br /> Harry Kim 4°.•' ~ ~ ' bL'~t William Takaba <br /> Mayor Drrector <br /> - Nancy E. Crawford <br /> sr'•: ~ ~;q;~~`` Deputy Drrector <br /> ~r~ ot<•n?..e? <br /> ~.OUIl~ Of ~~~'6'~11 <br /> Finance Department <br /> 25 Aupuni S[reet, Room 118 • Hilo, Hawaii 96720 <br /> (808) 961-8234 • Fax (808) 961-8248 ~ <br /> ~ <br /> ~ ~ _ <br /> ~ ~I <br /> . <br /> November 5, 2001 : <br /> - <br /> ' <br /> _ ~ - <br /> rv <br /> The Honorable Chairman James Y. Arakaki <br /> and Members of the County Council <br /> County of Hawaii <br /> Milo, HI 96720 <br /> Dear Chairman Arakaki and Council Members: <br /> In 1976, Ordinance 201 was adopted by the County Council requiring that an <br /> area be set aside for park and recreational purposes as part of the overall <br /> development of Sunrise Ridge Subdivision in Hilo. The parcel of TMK: (3)2-3- <br /> 050-072-0000 was filed as a "private park" with both the Land Court and the <br /> Bureau of Conveyances in 1995. The owner of this parcel is listed as Sunrise <br /> Ridge Phase II and listed taxpayer of the parcel as Chiaki Matsuo, who passed <br /> away several years ago. <br /> A search of the tax records by the Department reveals that after the 1995 tax <br /> assessment was sent, no party sought to dispute, adjust, or otherwise appeal <br /> under Section 19-91, Hawaii County Code. The parcel was assessed as an <br /> undeveloped parcel within a residential subdivision. It was not until September <br /> 1999 that the Real Property Tax Division was notified of the 1995 conveyance <br /> and recordation. Upon the Division being so notified, the assessment for the <br /> upcoming tax year was adjusted to the minimum tax of $25. Real property taxes, <br /> penalties, and interest on this parcel have not been paid since 1995. <br /> The purpose of this resolution is to authorize the County Director of Finance to <br /> compromise $8,691.93 in taxes, penalties, and interest owed on this parcel to an <br /> amount equivalent to the minimum tax rate that should have been applied for the <br /> tax years 1996 to 2000. At the minimum rate, the outstanding delinquency for <br /> the tax years 1996 to 2000 would be $125.00 in taxes, $12.50 in penalties, and <br /> $48.15 in interest, for a total of $185.65. The difference between the assessed <br /> rate and the compromised rate in taxes, penalties, and interest is $8,506.26. <br /> Cis, ~~a <br /> F~~a <br /> 5 <br /> 1~~~~:.~~~3V 1 4 200e__1 <br /> <br />