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HomeMy WebLinkAboutComplaints SACK, SPECTOR AND BARRETT, LLP Y. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 836 FARMINGTON AVENUE WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06119-1544 (860)233-8251 FAX(860)232-8736 September 27, 1999 S�.Q 1999 RE PRIVILEGED & CONFIDENTIAL jd wON Mr. Matthew Galligan too Town Manager 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Hutenskv vs. Town of South Windsor,et al Dear Mr. Galligan: Enclosed is a copy of the transcript of your deposition, along with an original"certificate of deponent"and"correction sheet." Please review the transcript for errors in transcribing your answers; you may not change the questions. Generally, you should only make corrections where a word or phrase is misspelled or words are missing from your answers, dates,times or similar details were not accurately taken down, or your answer was simply in error and should be quickly corrected. 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Kieselback Enclosures Paralegal cawsa rWDM4WMDMY/coRRFs'OIGA UGAN t 1 1 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT 2 MARJORIE HUTENSKY , 3 Plaintiff CIVIL ACTION NO . 4 VS 3 : 99 CV00388 (RNC) 5 DANIEL MARTIN, and THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, 6 Defendants AUGUST 2 , 1999 7 (IIN(aTmy DEPOSITION OF MA! W GALLIGAN 9 10 A P P E A R A N C E S : 11 MINITER & ASOCIATES Attorneys for the Plaintiff 12 147 Charter Oak Avenue Hartford , Connecticut 06106 13 BY : GEORGE R. CIAMPA, ESQ . 14 SACK, SPECTOR & BARRETT, LLP 15 Attorneys for the Defendant 836 Farmington Avenue 16 West Hartford , Connecticut 06119 BY : CHRISTOPHER G . ARCIERO , ESQ . 17 a m w 18 ALSO PRESENT : Marjorie Hutensky, Plaintiff 19 W a ® 20 4 REPORTED BY : 0 21 LL 6 22 GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS co W CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL REPORTER 23 NIZIANKIEWICZ & MILLER 24 REPORTING SERVICES 972 Tolland Street 25 East Hartford, Connecticut 06108 Telephone (203 ) 291-9191 l 2 1 . . . Deposition of MATTHEW GALLIGAN, being 2 of lawful age , held pursuant to FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL 3 PROCEDURE 30 , before Gwendolyn Williams a duly 4 qualified Notary Public , within and for the State of 5 Connecticut , held at the law offices of MINTER & 6 ASSOCIATES , 147 Charter Oak Avenue , Hartford , 7 Connecticut , on AUGUST 2 , 1999 at 10 : 15 am . 8 9 S T I P U L A T I O N S 10 11 IT IS HEREBY stipulated and agreed by and 12 among counsel for the respective parties that all 13 formalities in connection with the taking of this 14 deposition, including time , place , sufficiency of 15 notice , and the authority of the officer before whom i 16 is being taken may be and are hereby waived . 17 IT IS further stipulated and agreed that a 18 objections other than as to form are reserved to the s 19 time of trial . W a ® 20 IT IS further stipulated that the proof of 21 the qualifications of the Notary Public before whom the LL Z� O 22 deposition is being taken is hereby waived . 23 24 25 f j 3 1 M A T T H E W G A L L I G A N , 2 called as a witness , having first been 3 duly sworn to tell the truth , the whole 4 truth and nothing but the truth , 5 testified as follows : 6 THE NOTARY : Please state your name and 7 address for the record . 8 THE WITNESS : Matthew M-A-T-T-H-E-W . B. 9 Galligan . G-A-L-L-I-G-A-N . 1540 Sullivan Avenue . 10 South Windsor, Connecticut . 06074 . 11 12 13 MR. CIAMPA: I would like the record to 14 reflect that Mr . Galligan ' s appearance here today 15 is pursuant to a notice . And I would like the 16 Reporter to mark this as Deposition Exhibit One . 17 I am giving a copy to Counsel . a 18 (Whereupon the above document was received 19 and marked as Plaintiff Deposition Exhibit One for W ' ® 20 Identification , as of this date by the Court a 21 Reporter . ) LL ZO O 22 W 23 24 25 4 1 DIRECT EXAMINATION 2 BY MR. CIAMPA : 3 Q . My name is George Ciampa . I represent Mrs . 4 Hutensky . Thank you again for coming . 5 Have you ever been deposed? 6 A. Yes . 7 Q . And I would like to go over quickly what the 8 ground rules are and to refresh your recollection . I 9 am going to be asking you some questions and you are 10 going to be giving me your answers under oath . This 11 woman is writing down everything that we say word for 12 word . Because she cannot transcribe accurately if we 13 are both talking at the same time , it ' s important that 14 we be elaborately polite to one another and we not 15 speak at the same time . As I said if you have not 16 heard my question please tell me , and I will have the 17 Reporter read it back or perhaps I will repeat it 18 myself . If you have heard my question but do not 19 understand it , please tell me that and I will rephrase W a ® 20 the question as many times as you need to have me do 21 it . And, with that you should understand my question . 0 C3 W 22 You agree to do that? 23 A. Yes . 24 Q . Good . If do you answer my question , I will 25 take it as a statement by you that you have heard my r t 5 1 question , that you have understood my question , and 2 that you are giving me your best answer . 3 Does that seem fair to you? 4 A . That ' s fair . 5 Q . If during the course of this deposition you 6 wish to take a break, if you wish to get up and 7 stretch , or get a drink of water or perhaps use the 8 restroom just say that . And we can suspend for a 9 moment to accommodate you . You are not trapped in this 10 room. 11 A . That ' s fine . 12 Q . Mr. Galligan , how old are you? 13 A. Forty six . 14 Q . Would you tell me your educational 15 background? 16 A . Masters Degree Business Administration. 17 Q . From where? 18 A. Iona College , New Rochelle . 19 Q . Would 'you spell it . W a ® 20 A . I-O-N-A College . o 21 Q . When was that? 0 0 W 22 A . Oh, would have been January of 179 . 23 Q . What is your present employment sir? 24 A. Town Manager . Town of South Windsor. 25 Q . Have you ever had any similar positions in � S 6 1 other towns? 2 A . Yes . 3 Q . Would you tell me about that? 4 A. Well go in reverse maybe from when I got 5 here? 6 Q . Sure . 7 A. Village of Mamaroneck, New York. Town of 8 North Branford . 9 Q . You better spell Mamaroneck for her . 10 A. M-A-M-A-R-O-N-E-C-K. Before that was Town o 11 North Branford , Connecticut . And before that was the 12 City of Newburgh , New York . N-E-W-B-U-R-G-H . 13 Q . And, were you town manager in each of those 14 towns? 15 A. Yes . 16 Q . Could you tell me when you first became town 17 manager? Was it in Newburgh was your first job? 18 A. Yes . 19 Q . What year was that? 0 W ® 20 A. Oh I was appointed , I think it was December g 21 of 183 . LL ZO O CO 22 Q . Would it be fair for me to say that you have 23 been the manager of some town between 1983 and the 24 present day? 25 A . From 183 to present day? � 1 7 1 Q . Yes . 2 A. Yes sir . 3 Q . Is the answer yes? 4 A . Yes . 5 Q . When did you first become town manager in 6 South Windsor? 7 A. January of 196 . 8 Q . In your capacity as town manager in South 9 Windsor, do you supervise the executive departments in 10 the town? 11 A. Yes . 12 Q . Is one of the executive departments you 13 supervise the police department? 14 A. Yes . 15 Q . Could you tell me in a sort of summary 16 fashion , what you perceive your job is with respect to 17 the police department? A W 18 A. Basically the police as with other 19 departments they manage their own departments . They d Z W ® 20 the running of the day-to-day operations . I kind of 0 21 have a more global picture when it comes to finances , 0 22 budgets , things where we have more capital expenditure , 23 expenditure nature . Making sure they are following 24 those types of procedures . 25 Q . In your supervisory capacity as to the South c i 8 1 Windsor Police Department , is a part of your duties to 2 resolve complaints about the performance of police 3 officers? 4 MR . ARCIERO : Object to the term supervisor 5 but you can answer . 6 A. Oh , if the complaint comes to my office , the 7 complaint about the police department, I would then 8 call the Chief and initiate and take a look at it . If 9 it ' s a complaint on an officer, didn ' t come through my 10 department or didn ' t come through me , that would go 11 through the police department and they have their own 12 internal investigation on complaints of officers . 13 Q . So , would it be fair for me to say that if a 14 complaint about a South Windsor police officer came to 15 your attention , it is part of your responsibility to 16 investigate that complaint? Is that a fair statement? 17 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form. 18 A. Well I would say that I would initiate g 19 through the Chief an investigation . I would ask the Z W a ® 20 Chief to come in , I got this complaint on this LL 21 particular officer , you need to look at it and you nee 0 22 to get back to me as I will have to get back to the 23 individual who made the complaint . 24 Q . Has it ever come to your attention other than 25 in a context of Mrs . Hutensky' s case , that there has t s 9 1 been a complaint about the performance of a police 2 officer named Daniel Martin? 3 A. No . 4 Q . Is Mrs . Hutensky ' s complaint about Daniel 5 Martin ' s performance the first time you became aware 6 that there was a complaint against Daniel Martin? 7 A. That was my first time of Daniel Martin . 8 Q . How did you first hear that Mrs . Hutensky was 9 not satisfied with the performance of Sergeant Martin? 10 A. She came to my office . 11 Q . When was that sir? 12 A. Let me think. Probably would have been back, 13 I know it was during the summer. Could have been like 14 May or June of-- we are already here maybe 197 . May o 15 June of 197 . I keep an appointment book on-- I could 16 send that onto you . I keep all my appointments . I 17 keep them for the years . a 18 Q . If I suggest to you the date of June 10 , 19 1997-- W a ® 20 A. That could be . cc 21 Q . -- does that sound like it might be 0 CO CO 22 appropriate? 3 23 A . That might be appropriate , yes . 24 MR. ARCIERO : Did you say June loth? 25 MR. CIAMPA: I did . 10 1 MR. ARCIERO : Schedule A references June 2 12th as the date . Make sure there ' s not another 3 day we are using . 4 MR. CIAMPA: Counsel is correct . 5 Q . Do you know whether the meeting that you 6 referenced in your office happened on June loth or on 7 June 12 , 1997? 8 A. It could be one of those dates . I know it 9 was beginning of summer . 10 Q . Would it be fair to say perhaps the second it week of June in 1997? 12 A. That would be fair . 13 Q . There was a meeting in your office about Mrs . 14 Hutensky' s situation? 15 A. Yes . 16 Q . How did it come to be that there was such a 17 meeting? A A g 18 A. There was a person by the name of Jacqueline 19 Smith who is the Democratic Chairman of the Democratic Z W ® 20 party in Town . She had called me and said would I have g 21 some time to meet with constituents or friend, I forget 0 Er 22 how she put it , that has a particular problem and would 23 like me to come along and dicuss it'. I said fine . And 24 my secretary set the appointment . 25 Q . What was your understanding at the time or of 11 1 the purpose of this meeting? 2 A . I didn ' t know until we got there . Mrs . Smith 3 told me that there was a complaint from an individual 4 on one of our departments and that she would like to 5 discuss it in my office . 6 Q . Had you known Mrs . Hutensky previously? 7 A. No . 8 Q . Had you ever heard of Mrs . Hutensky? 9 A. Nope . 10 Q . Did you know anything about Mrs . Hutensky' s 11 reputation in South Windsor? 12 A. No . 13 Q . Did there come a time when you met Mrs . 14 Hutensky in your office? 15 A. Yes . 16 Q . Have we agreed that it might be the 10th or 17 the 12th of June 1997 ; am I right? a w 18 A. Correct . < 19 Q . Who was present? Z W a ® 20 A . Jacqueline Smith who was the person who made cr 21 the appointment . Myself and Mrs . Hutensky . 0 W 22 Q . Would you tell me what happened? 23 A. I think Jacqueline Smith introduced us . Told 24 me that Mrs . Hutensky had a concern about an incident 25 that happened to her house and how the police 12 1 department conducted an investigation . And at that 2 point I shook Mrs . Hutensky ' s hand and we sat down in k7ti O 3 table like this and I said boom , fill me in and tell m 4 what ' s going on and which she we must have been there 5 forty five minutes , an hour maybe , talking . She told 6 me about the incident of her house and the Detective 7 Martin was the detective and how she felt that he 8 didn' t do enough to investigate . And also some 9 statements that he might have made . We also talked 10 about the fact that , I asked her well I will take a 11 look into it and get the chief and I ' ll find out what 12 was going on , and she asked me not to do anything 13 because she was going to be moving and she was afraid 14 of reprisal or whatever . And after she moved then 15 maybe she would give me another call and we would 16 discuss it at that point . 17 Q . When you say "she" , did you mean-- a m 18 A. Meaning Mrs . Hutensky . 19 Q . During that conversation in your office, did Z W ® 20 Mrs . Smith tell you anything about some communications cc 21 by members of a town council with the Chief of Police LL z 2 W 22 concerning Mrs . Hutensky ' s problem? 23 A. No . I don' t remember that . 24 MR . ARCIERO : Just for a moment when you say 25 town council are you referring to-- 13 1 MR. CIAMPA : C-I-L. 2 MR. ARCIERO : C-I-L. Thank you . 3 Q . I may have asked you this same question 4 again . But by town council I mean the legislative body 5 C-I-L? 6 A . No . She has not mentioned that . 7 Q . So , at the conclusion of this meeting which I 8 understand you told me lasted about three quarters of 9 an hour , did you make any agreements or promises to 10 Mrs . Hutensky? 11 A. No . I basically left it in her court because 12 she was moving , as I said, and she was concerned that 13 there would be reprisals even though I assured her 14 there wouldn't be . I was willing to take a look at 15 this . And she had said no she would, really would wait 16 until she had moved out of town or she had her house u 17 for sale or something . A a 18 Q . So Mr . Galligan , Mrs . Hutensky according to 19 your testimony went through all the trouble of Z W ® 20 arranging the meeting in your office to ask you not to 0 21 do anything . Is that your testimony? 2 W 22 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to form . 23 A. Basically I sat and listened to a person that 24 had a complaint and I didn ' t want-- I knew she was in 25 an upset state because the more we talked about it , the 14 1 more upset she came to be about it . And she basically 2 said you know I don ' t want any reprisals but I will-- 3 at one point I do want to look into this . I do want t 4 get to the bottom of it . And I said fine , you are 5 going to let me know when you feel comfortable in doing 6 that . 7 Q . Did there ever come a time when Mrs . Hutensk 8 told you she wished you would investigate her 9 complaint? 10 A. Wished to investigate . No , I think it was 11 kind of left very open . 12 Q . Let me ask you the question again . Did they 13 ever come a time when Mrs . Hutensky contacted you and 14 said now sir it ' s time for you , Mr . Galligan, to 15 investigate my complaint? 16 A. No . The only call I had gotten was that she 17 was going to sue the town I believe , I forget when that a 18 phone call was , was a couple of months later, and that 19 she apologized for that . I said there ' s nothing to Z W ® 20 apologize and she said I just feel that I have to do 21 what I feel is right . And I said I understand . And I LL O 22 think it was about a five minute maybe conversation . 23 And that was a couple of months after this , I couldn't 24 tell , after this meeting , I couldn ' t tell you exactly 25 when the date was . But I did get a phone call from 15 1 her . 2 Q . As a result of your meeting with Mrs . 3 Hutensky and Mrs . Smith in June of 1997 , did you make 4 any inquiries of the police department with respect to 5 Mrs . Hutensky' s situation? 6 A. Yes , I did . 7 Q . And, when did you make those inquiries? 8 A. I made it with the police chief . Might have 9 been maybe a week after I met with Mrs . Hutensky . 10 Q . Would it be fair to say these inquires you 11 made of the Chief of Police were in the middle of June 12 1997? 13 A . Yes , that would be fair . 14 Q . Did you make these inquiries in person? 15 A. I asked him to come to my office to discuss 16 this particular issue . 17 Q . Chief of police is named Tyler, T-Y-L-E-R? P O 18 A. That is correct . g 19 Q . So is it the same case then you telephoned Z W a ® 20 Chief Tyler? 0 21 A. That is correct . 0 W 22 Q . And is it the case that you explained to 23 Chief Tyler that you had received the complaint by Mrs . 24 Hutensky? 25 A. I said there was an issue with Mrs . i 16 1 Hutensky . I had a discussion with this individual who 2 had some issues with the police department . She-- I 3 believe I also mentioned about her concerns , but I said 4 I would like to know exactly what ' s going on - here . 5 Q . And during that conversation with the Chief 6 Tyler, then is it true that you invited Chief Tyler to 7 your office to discuss this question? 8 A . Yes , we did . 9 Q . Did Chief Tyler come to your office? 10 A . Yes he did . 11 Q . How long afterward was that? 12 A. Well it was an an appointment that was set . 13 Could have been a week after maybe I talked to him. I 14 know there was some problems with vacations and people 15 already had some time off so . 16 Q . Would it be fair to say your conversation 17 with Chief Tyler in your office face-to-face occurred 18 in the third week of June 1997? 19 A. I would say the end of June , yeah . Z W a ® 20 Q . How long did you and Chief Tyler speak? a 21 A. Basically probably about a half hour . I 0 W 22 started a conversation and I had this Mrs . Hutensky 23 came in with Jacqueline Smith , and what is the what the 24 issue here . I said she is concerned about reprisals 25 which I am sure you know we wouldn ' t do that in this 17 1 environment of public , you know, being in the public 2 here he assured me that would never happen in South 3 Windsor. I said well I would like to know a little bit 4 about what was going on and whether this Detective 5 Martin did his job , and in which he then explained to 6 me exactly what the case was about and what they did 7 and that he felt they investigated everything very 8 thoroughly to the best , I guess , of their ability. 9 Q . Now I am a little confused . We are talking 10 now, are we not , about the conversation that occurred 11 in your office in the third week in June 1997 . Am I 12 right so far? 13 A. Yes . 14 Q . And the people present were both you and 15 Chief Tyler ; is that correct? 16 A. That ' s correct . 17 Q . Was there anyone else present during that a ` 18 conversation? 19 A . No . Z W ® 20 Q . So in this conversation I think you just told 21 me you related to Chief Tyler that you had received a LL W 22 complaint? 23 A. Un hun . 24 Q . From Mrs . Hutensky ; is that correct? 25 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form . 18 1 A . She never asked me specifically to 2 investigate . But I just felt it was bothering me as a 3 town manager . That kind of-- it was too much in 4 limbo . I don ' t like things being in limbo , so I just 5 really kind of took it upon myself to find out what was 6 going on . 7 Q . All right . So , would it be fair for me to 8 say that you told Chief Tyler in your office that there 9 was an issue? 10 A . There was an issue , I would say yes . 11 Q . With respect to the police department 12 investigation of the crime reported by Mrs . Hutensky? 13 A. I would say that is fair . 14 Q . That is a fair statement? 15 A . Yes . 16 Q . And, what was his response to that? 17 A. His response was that he had a police report A Q 18 that he did bring over and did go through and talked 19 about how they did everything possible that they W a ® 20 could . Who was there , that each officer had to file 21 their own report and found that he felt that basically 0 22 you know we followed every procedure that we felt was 23 necessary in order to get this case closed . And, there 24 was a lot of discussion with Mrs . Hutensky . I did 25 raise the issue up of could Mrs . Hutensky-- because 19 1 Mrs . Hutensky raised it to me , about a statement that 2 Detective Martin said . And I said why was-- well was 3 that said and the Chief said to me well we don ' t like 4 to have our department to be just police services , but 5 if we think there ' s issues or things that we are 6 concerned about that people should be helped in other 7 areas , you know we try to take care of it . 8 Q . To what statement of Mrs . Hutensky were you 9 referring? 10 A. Mrs . Hutensky said there was a statement mad 11 by Detective Martin about having some sort of disease . 12 I forget the name of it now. It escapes me . Starts 13 with an M. 14 MRS . HUTENSKY : Munchausen? 15 A . Mu something like that . I am not a medical 16 wiz here . So I may be a good town manager but I am no 17 a medical wiz . 18 MR. ARCIERO : Is Mrs . Hutensky going to 19 question the officer? Z W a ® 20 BY MR. CIAMPA: 0 21 Q. Do I understand you to say that you were told W 22 by the Chief of Police that the investigating officer s 23 told him, the Chief of Police , that he the 24 investigating officer thought that Mrs . Hutensky had a 25 disease? Is that what you just told me? t 20 1 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form of the 2 question . 3 A . No . What I think I am telling you is I 4 raised the issue to the Chief of Police , because Mrs . 5 Hutensky raised the issue to me . 6 Q . Would you tell me that again please? I 7 didn ' t follow what you said? 8 A. Mrs . Hutensky in our discussion of our forty 9 five minute discussion raised the issue to me that 10 Detective Martin had made that statement , I think in 11 the presence of her and her daughter . It might have 12 been something else . 13 Q . And what statement was that sir? 14 A. The statement of having some sort of disease 15 or something . Munchausen , whatever it is , disease . I 16 raised the issue to the Chief because Mrs . Hutensky 17 raised that issue to me . And I said you know, is they A 01 18 anything in Martin ' s report on this or something that- 19 why was that statement raised .. I raised the issue to Z W a ® 20 him. It wasn ' t that Detective Martin told the Chief . cr 21 I am just relaying to him my conversation with Mrs . 0 W 22 Hutensky . 23 Q . Did Chief Tyler reply to you in anyway to 24 this statement that you made? 25 A. Well we had a long discussion that is that a 21 1 part of the investigation we tried to close the cases 2 as much as possible . We tried to find everything 3 that ' s going on . And that he felt that there were 4 other maybe problems here . Maybe that ' s why the 5 officer had made this statement as part of his 6 investigation to say with the daughter that we have to 7 look at other issues here . We 've exhausted a lot of 8 the-- I guess there was , from what I understand from 9 the Chief , they checked out people who Mrs . Hutensky 10 told them to check . They did a lot of investigation . 11 They couldn ' t find any problems . So they thought that 12 maybe it was some other issues here that they felt 13 should be dealt with . 14 Q . So is it the case , Mr . Galligan , that in you 15 conversation with the Chief of Police in your office, 16 Chief Tyler told you that the police department had 17 performed the customary burglary investigation? Am I a 18 right so far? 19 MR. ARCIERO : Object to the form. W ® 20 A. They did an investigation . a g 21 Q . And that as a consequence of that LL 22 investigation they decided that Mrs . Hutensky was N S 23 mentally ill? 24 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form. 25 Q . Is that what he told you sir? 22 1 A . He didn ' t tell me she was mentally ill , no . 2 Q . As a result of the conversation with Chief 3 Tyler did you come away with the impression that Mrs . 4 Hutensky was mentally ill? 5 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form . 6 A . No , not mentally ill . That there was 7 possibly some other issues here that could have 8 caused-- 9 Q . Could you tell me the list of these other 10 issues that you felt were involved here? 11 A. Well he said the-- what was told to me was 12 that Mrs . Hutensky was recently divorced . And that she 13 maybe somewhat upset about that . And , there was some 14 discussions with her children about the effect of 15 that . That ' s the other issue . 16 Q . Discussions with her children by whom please . 17 A. I would imagine by it was by Detective 18 Martin . g 19 Q . Did the Chief of Police tell you that it was Z W a ® 20 an appropriate part of a burglary investigation to a 21 inquire about the victim' s relationships with her 0 F.C. 22 children? 23 A. He didn ' t say it was the normal procedure or 24 whatever, no . He just said he was looking at the 25 investigation . You look at a wide range of things whe 23 1 you can ' t get to the point of closing the case and you 2 are trying to find out where the activity is , and other 3 information comes across as you constantly investigate , 4 talking to Mrs . Hutensky , her children or other people , 5 whoever they talk to at that point , that may lead the 6 investigation into different areas . 7 Q . Was it your understanding as a result of your 8 conversation with the Chief of Police , that the police 9 department ' s focus was on Mrs . Hutensky ' s relationship 10 with her children and her mental state? 11 A. No . The focus and investigation was to find 12 out who was in the house and why they can 't find this 13 individual . 14 Q . What conversations did you have with Chief 15 Tyler about the police department ' s effort to find the 16 person who was in the house? 17 A. The only thing I know there was a lot of A m A 18 police officers there . I think it was Detective 19 Martin . I think he told me that the , I don' t know the Z W . ® 20 detective-- the officer' s name , but we do have a dog. a g 21 He was part of the investigation . And there was a , LL O W 22 maybe one or two officers in the house , but I don't 23 know their names . I don ' t have , you know, who they 24 were but I understand it was a couple of officers who 25 were working on this . But I guess Detective Martin ' s 24 1 was probably the lead dog in the case I would say . 2 Q . Following your conversation with Chief Tyler 3 in your office , which you have agreed probably happened 4 in the third week of June 1997 , what did you do to 5 follow up on the police department ' s investigation of 6 Mrs . Hutensky' s burglary? 7 A. Well basically after talking to the Chief he 8 had assured me that everything was provided , that the 9 information that he had , I was comfortable that the 10 police department did everything they could in its 11 investigation . And there was nothing further to 12 investigate after that . 13 Q . So , let me see if I can recapitulate what I 14 believe you told me this morning . First of all you had 15 a meeting in your office in the middle of June 1997 . 16 Am I right so far? 17 A. Un hun . A m N s 18 Q . You have to say yes or no? m 19 A. Yes . I am sorry . Yes . W a ® 20 Q . This meeting was attended by Mrs . Hutensky cc LL 21 and by a woman named Jacqueline Smith ; is that right as 0 W 22 well? 23 A . That ' s correct . 24 Q . Mrs . Hutensky told you about the issues that 25 she had with respect to the investigation conducted by 25 1 the South Windsor Police Department of a burglary of 2 her house . Is that right as well? 3 A. That ' s correct . 4 Q . As a result of that meeting , you made some 5 inquiries of the South Windsor Police Department ; is 6 that correct? 7 A. Police Chief , correct . 8 Q . You made those inquiries to the Chief of 9 Police? 10 A . Yes . 11 Q . You had the Chief of Police come to your 12 office? 13 A. That ' s correct . 14 Q . The Chief of Police told you that the police 15 department had investigated the burglary according to 16 their own standards? .g 17 A . Correct . 18 Q . The Chief of Police told you that they found 19 issues with respect to Mrs . Hutensky' s mental state? W a _ ® 20 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form. 21 A. Well that is not correct . What he said was LL O co W 22 that it was issues that she may be upset because of the 23 divorce she was going through . And things like that . 24 But it ' s not-- maybe emotional state . It would be 25 more , emotional state would be more accurate . 26 1 Q . Well in other words Mr . Galligan , Chief of 2 Police told you that Mrs . Hutensky made this up ; is 3 that what happened? 4 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the-- 5 A. He never told me anything was made up . What 6 he said was they did their investigation and they 7 couldn ' t find the individual who was involved here and 8 there was some other issues upon the investigation that 9 came up , talking to other members of the family or 10 whatever , that led them to finish their investigation . 11 Never said it was made up . 12 Q . So is it the case then, Mr . Galligan , that 13 the Chief of Police told you that they had stopped 14 treating this as a residential burglary? Did he tell 15 you that? 16 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form . 17 A. No, I don ' t think he ever, he didn ' t say 18 that . What he said was that the investigation here was g 19 what they had . I couldn ' t even tell you if it ' s still W a ® 20 an open case or not . You would have to ask the Chief a f a 21 on that . I don ' t know what their records are . But m W 22 that they did everything they possibly could to find 23 the individual who was involved in this . They followed 24 up on every lead they could . They could not find them 25 and there was issues in their investigation that they 27 1 just couldn ' t , it was-- there was nobody there . They 2 couldn ' t find the person . 3 Q . Could you give me a list of the issues he 4 told you were in the investigation as you just 5 testified? 6 A . Well I guess there was individual names that 7 were mentioned that Mrs . Hutensky gave them who she 8 thought might have been , what would you call it , 9 appropriate suspect or a person involved or whatever, 10 in which they interviewed everyone of those 11 individuals . And I guess exhausted whatever they could 12 exhaust there . There was other things that she gave 13 them where they kept going back to Mrs . Hutensky' s and 14 ' asking her well is there anything else that you might 15 have seen , noticed or whatever . And they kept 16 following up on these things and they kept going back 17 asking more and more questions . And everything that 18 Mrs . Hutensy gave them was basically coming to a dead 19 end . Z W a ® 20 Q . Following your conversation with Chief Tyler 21 in your office , did you report the results of your 0 W 22 inquiries to Mrs . Hutensky? 23 A. No . 24 Q . Following your conversation with Chief Tyler 25 in your office did you report the results of your 28 1 investigation to anybody else? 2 A . No . 3 Q . Following your conversation with Chief Tyler 4 in your office what did you do? 5 A. Well I just , I didn' t really do anything . I 6 was satisfied with the investigation . Ms . Hutensky 7 asked me not to do anything until she would contact me 8 after she moved out of South Windsor , and felt at that 9 point when she called me I would let her know what I 10 .found out and she had those things with her and if she 11 wanted to pursue it she could always file a complaint 12 with the police department or through the town attorney 13 or the town clerk and say you know I want a formal 14 investigation and we would hire , well not hire , but 15 we ' d have what you call an internal review procedure, 16 have the town attorney take a look at that and see what a 17 he thinks in order to satisfy any questions that Mrs . 18 Hutensky would have . The next telephone conversation 19 that she did call me was that she told me she was Z W a ® 20 putting in a , suing the town . And at that point I said s 21 well you know-- she apologized for , she understand my 0 CO W 22 position in the town, and I said well you know-- you 23 have to do what you feel you have to do . And then I 24 didn ' t have any other conversation with her after that . 25 Q . I would like to come back to that 29 1 conversation with Mrs . Hutensky about suing the town . 2 But I just would like to follow up on your efforts to 3 contact the police department . 4 So , as a result of your conversation with 5 Chief Tyler in your office in June , were you satisfied 6 with the police investigation of the burglary reported 7 by Mrs . Hutensky? 8 A. The police investigation . What they have 9 done , yes I was satisfied with that . 10 Q . Sitting here today, do you continue to be 11 satisfied with the quality of the investigation done by 12 the police department of the burglary reported by Mrs . 13 Hutensky? 14 MR. ARCIERO : Objection to the form. 15 A. Yes . 16 Q . You talked about the next communication you a 17 had with Mrs . Hutensky . You said to me I think that it w 18 was a telephone call that she made to your office? s 19 A. I believe that ' s what it was . Z W . a ® 20 Q . And, you remember when that happened? g 21 A. I couldn ' t . I know it was a couple of months 0 co W 22 after our meeting in June . 23 Q . If I were to say-- 24 A. It would be wintertime , I would think. 25 Q . If I were to suggest to you the date of from Tom Munsell G c --_-7- 'S rCj( g-r /-I I U—/-M S zu (,)0 i:::ilz- x e,43 A� '—/7p To GAO Le C.- MEMORANDUM To: Judy Hall, Assistant to the Town Manager From: Michael J. Gantick, P.E., Director of Public Works Date: July 20, 2000 Re: Letter from Tom Munsell regarding Avery Street The section of Avery Street (Woodland Drive to Dart Hill Road) discussed in Mr. Munsell's letter has been the subject of much attention over the years. In the last 15 years there have been no less than eight subdivision projects accessing onto Avery Street between Woodland Drive and Dart Hill. In addition there have been several individual house lots developed that are also within this stretch of road. All these developments have included some form of either road widening and/or utility excavation within Avery Street - requiring patching. Along the stretch between Philip Smith School to north of the Avery Street pump station we had the area repaved last year. Just north of the intersection of Woodland Drive new drainage was installed and new curbing has been installed. Utility patches associated with Cutler Ridge Subdivisions I and II will be repaired after the required settlement period of one year. Additionally, Avery Street (from Beelzebub Road to Dart Hill Road) is scheduled for resurfacing (overlay) in 2001. Complete reconstruction of Avery Street is not likely in the short term. In the 1980's Avery Street was on a regional list to be considered for reconstruction, however resident opposition lead to the project being withdrawn from the list. Since that time federal/state funding has been redirected and committed to other projects to the point where several of our current projects have been delayed by several years. So even if Avery Street makes it back on the list, it could be 10 plus years before funding is available to undertake reconstruction of Avery Street. The spot improvements (drainage, widening and curbing) associated with some of the subdivision projects along with the Town resurfacing and drainage projects have, overall, improved the riding condition of Avery Street despite increased traffic. Should you require additional information please contact me. Michael J. Gantick, P.E. Director of Public Works MJG/sfg cc: Melvin C. Stead, Jr., Supt. of Street Services Jerry C. Iazzetta, P.E., Town Engineer Marcia A. Banach, Director of Planning October 2,2000 Matt Galligan, Town Manager OCT +00 Town of South Windsor RECEIVED TO';YN OF South Windsor, CT 06074 SOUTH:il1110SG.4 Re: Condition of Turnaround on Slater Street -==- Mr. Galligan: As long time residents of Slater Street in South Windsor, we are concerned with the condition of the"turnaround"at the end of Slater Street where it intersects with the town of Manchester. Enclosed are a series of pictures taken to,illustrate the condition of this area. 'These photographs are numbered on the reverse side and correspond to the,following: Photo#1 -A view facing south toward the Manchester line that illustrates the poor condition of the turnaround. The trap rock in the turnaround has not been replenished since originally put down in 1996. Photo#2-A close-up of the barricade that includes the walkway showing the concrete curbing pushed into the plantings from snow removal activity in past winters. It is difficult to distinguish the weeds from the plantings. Photo#3- This is the walkway between the barricades where water collects each time there is any significant rainfall. Silt from the surrounding area runs into the low spot and collects as well. Following rainy periods, discarded furniture found on the Manchester side of the barricade is frequently used to create a"bridge." This photo also demonstrates the scraggly condition of weeds and plantings in this area when not properly maintained. Photo#4-A view looking north from the barricade that serves to illustrate the uneven condition in the turnaround area and the proliferation of weeds. After these photos were taken in July of this year, town_equipment did"shred"some of the growth in this area at the request of a street resident. The shredding is only a temporary solution. These photos bear little resemblance to the`projected view"-of this site that was submitted to the Planning and Zoning Committee in 1996. We the undersigned residents of Slater Street request that steps be taken of a permanent nature to (1)deal with the"water buildup"that follows each heavy rain; (2)properly grade and pave the turnaround area;and(3)that ensure that plantings in this area be maintained on a regular basis. cc: Marianne Lassen_an Fisher, Mayor of South Windsor (w/o encls.) Mice Gantick, South Windsor Public Works (w/o encls.) Respectfully Submitted, AJI- rg as 3 � C-1 "U 4T -3 3�. Christine Burdick 399 Foster Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Pager 313-2277 Home 644-9491 December 14,2000 Matthew Galligan;Town Manager 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor,CT 06074 Dear Mr. Galligan, On October 13,2000 I had a contractor,Jennings General Contracting,start excavating the above address, as I signed a proposal for him to hook up city water and sewers. After hooking the water into the house, Mr.Jennings attempted to hook the sewer up to the house. Unfortunately,on October 191h the town closed the project down, due to the sewer lateral aiming downward and`sludge' from the neighbor's house, coming into my property. Mr. Jennings informed me that the town would have to have a contracting firm access and rectify the lateral before the project could continue. Mr.Fred Shaw of the Town Hall,informed me that bids would have to be ascertained from 2-3 contractors(Mr.Jennings being one of the bids)before a decision was to be made on the contractor to perform the necessary work. Mr. Jennings removed his equipment and some of the supplies,as he could not tie up his machinery at my house until a decision was made. Therefore, due to this shutdown, on October 30th in my screen door,he dropped off the attached bill. This has been faxed to Fred Shaw(in November),however I have not received a response. I had not heard from Mr.Jennings,as he was not the contractor the town elected to correct the lateral problem. I therefore, needed to have the project completed and had to obtain Gerber Construction(11-21-00),the contractor the town chose to have the lateral repaired,complete the sewer into the house. The attached bill from Gerber will indicate the project was completed and a charge of$3,000 was the fee. Today,I have received the attached paperwork for a lien of$6,355;$3,000 for the balance of Mr.Jennings contract(which I have attached)$3,355 for the additional costs due to shutting the project down(also attached). I do not feel I should be responsible for paying the$6,355 lien as I have already have had to pay Gerber Construction for the completion of the sewer. Could you please let me know what the town plans on doing, since now I have had a lien placed on my home,for an issue that was not created by me,a South Windsor taxpayer? Thank you for your earliest attention. &N /� �C./ Christine Burdick Cc:Fred Shaw ; �.a•Diu iac�t - JENNINGS GENERAL CONTRACTING S\�- 8 ., NEWINGTON, U O6.111 �h ":F Proposal Submitted To Work To Be Performed At Date Ae , ._t „_ 06" � z ;' • xTelephone Name rr , .3 r j < ... ,,` Y r�F. �� A C je `( Street L.. �yd n - .Street g f City � �' zl : =" State `. 7 _r 3 City w ` ,�-'. ,..d E,,�.s a;r State t'�r . Date of Plans We hereby submit specifications and estimates for: fr` F'�3-�ia,.;,.`h:.df�£ '�' f �,•t iw, tir ¢ y Jj,�.;?_.,._......___..------- "i, - - „ .-._. -:-_,}7 +�- _ -...;a!-.,t_._.-.- 'mot,=• _._- '�`+�^-- `�"-• t.__'�`°.-'1 jr. '. a, _ "y ,,••-� �..,..._...._.,......_. .. ?:..£�� �r " 4. AYe-'.-''- -.. Q q �! 54.� 4± �r ,� �.;.-✓""3.•'r¢,.3 a,�x'._ a c?=-�-&':.. � ,..'.l ,t'F�/' .p-;rit:'�..�Yn'.. s .,,,�•'�,;y.,,i. �.'-:. J�g"i ���;r ,e,.r jf i'*c , _ r ..s...__...__._.._-..'._ •'eY'�'e�`SC".' ^.'..• S ':i'.�...xd`Z...«wa...W^.•:K".". ¢. ,, +9 L' y, - . •'# ? -. ,� it - 'r r iiji3rt u:i,: €`Z.:.L�n7Z.• .:rm`.- P'- .$°" ..rw �_i.*K.'� y. ... SFr e FrDpIIBP hereby td"furnish material ancKbor—complete in accordance with above specifications for the sum of: Payment to be made as follows: dollars ( �• :-. �. xq r} �' All material is guaranteed to be as specified.All work. to be completed-in t a Authorized f1 j �.•p ' - N__. workmanlike manner accordingto standard Signature deviation from above specifications involving extra costs will be executed"" only upon written orders, and will become an extra charge over and above �,,s - the estimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or delays beyond our control.Owner to carry fire,tornado and other necessary insur- (Vote:This proposaV ay be ance.Our workers are fully covered by Workmen's Compensation Insurance. withdrawn by us if not accepted within days. ArrrPtanrr'-nf 11rapauld The above prices,specifications � Date of-Transaction and conditions are satisfactory and are hereby accepted.You are authorized to do the work as specified.Payment will be made as outlined above. P ; Signature (_ In the event of default by buyer,buyer agrees to pay all costs*of collection _ - , including reasonable attorneys fees in addition to other damages incurred by seller. Signature You, the buyer, may cancel this transaction at any time prior to midnight of the third business day after the date of this transaction.See the attached notice of cancellation for an explanation of this right. (Saturday is a legal business day in Connecticut.) This instrument is based upon a Home Solicitation Sale, which sale is subject to the provisions of the Home Solicitations Sales Act. This in- strument is not negotiable. STATEMENT a `✓ N U M B E R `i DATE Zdl J-t) i I TERMS ; V ✓L ti, a i TO AMOUNT ENCLOSED $ ez � I f l ,.fir i I. I , .t. i •. DUPLICATE sr�•Y'-� mTlson USnes-carbonlms - ®Wllsonionw,1988 MECHANIC'S LIEN THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT Rorin Jennings doing business as "Jennings General Contracting" and having an office and principal place of business at 248 Main Street, Newington, CT 06111, and his heirs and assigns, in accordance with a certain contract between him and Charles Burdick and Christine Burdick, both of the Town of South Windsor, State of Connecticut, has a lien under the statutes made and provided, in the following described premises and to the dwelling house standing thereon, to the amount of $6,355.00, as nearly as the same can be ascertained. THE LIEN is for services rendered and materials furnished in the Contracting and excavation done thereon commencing the 13th day of October, 2000 and ending 17th day of.October, 2000. SAID PREMISES are situated in the town of South Windsor, Connecticut, and recorded in the name of Charles Burdick and Christine Burdick in the Land Records of the Town-of South Windsor in Volume 746 at Page 264, which same parcel of land is more particularly described on Schedule "A" annexed hereto and made a part hereof. THE NAME against whom this lien is being filed is Charles Burdick and Christine Burdick. THIS CERTIFICATE is made and filed within 90 days from the time of ceasing to render services and furnish materials as aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1, Rorin Jennings doing business as "Jennings_ General Contracting", have hereunto s my hand and seal this 11 th day of December, 2000. copy - (' ,'ss� on enni s db CT STATE MARSWIL V{},RTFCRD�,�}pfTY LAW OFFICES LEE N.JOHNSON a certain piece or parcel of land situated in the Town of South Windsor, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut known and desig-.aced as Lot#1. as shows on a map or plan entitled, "Property Yapped For S. C. Construction Co. Foster Road-South Windsor. Corn. Scale P'-40'Apr. S. 1963 Hayden L. Griswold C.E.". which map is on file in the office of the To in.Clerk of said South Windsor, reference to which is hereby made for r more particular description. Said Lot f1 is more particularly bounded and described as follows: NORTHEASTERLY.. By Lot 42, as shown on said map, Seven Hundred Thirty-five and eleven one-hundredtbs (735.11) feet; SOUTHEASTERLY: By Foster Road. One Hundred Sevanty-one and twenty one one- hundredths, (17L21);.at; SOUTHWESTERLY: By land now or formerly of Norman Peterson. Seven Hundred Forty and fifty-six one-hu dredths(740.56) feet;and NORTHWESTERLY: By Land now or formerly of Marta E. Williams, Ono Hundred Forty-six and thirty-two one-hundredths (146.32)feet. SENT: CERTIFIED MAIL 11 LAWTON TOWN OF so.WINDSM 112 CHAPEL ROAD 0 1 = SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 TOMCOUNCII OFFICE October 31, 2000 Matthew Galligan Town Manager Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Ave. South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Truck traffic on Chapel Road Dear Mr. Galligan: We are life-long residents of South Windsor, and have spent almost all of our 50 years of marriage on Chapel Road. We love our town and neighborhood, and because of that, we need to register our great concern over the sudden increase in truck traffic on Chapel Road. We spoke with you on a few different occasions over the past two months, as well as to the Police Department, Sergeant Tom Fields of the Traffic Division, and Mike Turk with Zoning. You told us that the Police Department was working on the situation. We appreciate the call, but unfortunately, there is no improvement. Eighteen-wheeler trucks continue to rumble down our road. As we explained to you,the trucks are going to C F, Central Auto and Transport on King Street next to the home number 574 driveway. They make a delivery and fifteen minutes later they are on our road rolling back to Route 5. Not only is our road narrow, it tilts toward our property, a fact we made known to the town several years ago, as our mailbox has been hit many times even by our own town dog warden and fire department. The trucks wake us up in the very early hours of the morning, and go back and forth several times a day. Our biggest concern is for safety. These trucks are a danger to everyone on our narrow street, especially our grandchildren and our neighbors'children. Please work to stop this dangerous situation. Very truly yours, f �� ; .t -- J John& Shirley Lawton cc: Town Council Judy Hal(-m T6g tiquette page 1 From: "Larry Jenkins" <pachauglarry@snet.net> To: <townmanager@southwindsor.org> Date: 10/29/00 10:16AM Subject: Flag Etiquette Dear Mr. Galligan: I am very disappointed in the attention the Town of South Windsor gives to the flying of the American Flag. On October 17, 2000 1 contacted the South Windsor Police Dispatcher and asked,"Why the American Flag was not being flown at haft staff."The dispatcher seemed confused by my question and I asked, "If she was aware of the attack that had occurred on the U.S.S. Cole and the tragic loss of life that 17 sailors had faced."She said, "She was aware, but it was the responsibility of the Town Manager or the Chief of Police to direct the placement of the flag." I was not satisfied with this answer and next attempted to contact the Mayor. Mayor Lassman-Fisher was not available at the time and I related my concerns to her husband. He informed me that he believed that the town generally followed the State's lead in flying the flag at half staff. It was at this point I elected to wait until Monday morning to contact someone at town hall and express my concerns. On Monday your office in fact contacted me and apologized for the over site and told me it would be corrected. That afternoon I saw that the towns flags had been lowered to express the sorrow for the loss of our servicemen. Unfortunately I next noticed that the flag at the Foster Street fire house was still at full staff, so I contacted the Fire Chief and expressed my concern. On Wednesday 10/18/00, a national memorial service was held to honor the lost service men. It was a day set aside to grieve for these brave individuals and a day to remind all of us how thankful we should be for their sacrifice.A day to consider the people in our armed forces and to reflect on how fortunate we are to have them stand on guard for us, protecting our freedom and our way of life. The following day the flags flown at the federal and state offices and facilities where again raised to full staff. I am deeply disappointed that here in the Town of South Windsor our flags still fly at half staff. Twelve days following the memorial and no one in our town offices has even considered how we are displaying the towns flags. The flag is one of the most important symbols of country, it stands for the sacrifices made by many to maintain our freedom. I am appalled at the disregard this town shows in displaying our flag. Sincerely: Lawrence R. Jenkins CC: <crombiejr@snet.net>, <thursoscot@aol.com>, <tyler@southwindsor.org> udy r-aTf�-�,ommunity enter � w `m µµ Wpage 1 x- From: Judy Hall To: Smandanl@home.com Date: 12/8/00 12:36PM Subject: Community Center The current Community Center policies permit weekly users to reserve on a quarterly basis. and monthy users can reserve up to an entire year at a time. Therefore, the church renews its rental application with us every 4 months. The church as a regular, consistent rental was an issue brought to, and approved by the Town Council some 4 or 5 years ago. The church rental (which utilizes the majority of the building) alone generates $5,000 each quarter. They are by far the most responsible, and best renter in terms of income and care for the facility. It is my understanding that you were offered Sunday afternoon (immediately after the church function)or Sat. I hope you can understand that the REcreation Department is a Special Revenue Fund whereby programs are paid for by the users. Therefore no monies come from General Taxes of the Community.The income generated by this building does pay for its use and other programs the Town offers. I would suggest you look at the calendar with the Recreation Department to see if we can accommodate your needs. Matthew B. Gallingan, Town Manager CC: Ray Favreau fud-Ta1T= __ ______ _ _ _....-Page 1 9 From: "savitha raghu 1"<srnandan1@home.com> To: <townmanager@southwindsor.org> Date: 12/4/00 6:58PM Dear Sir, I would like to comment on the availability of South Windsor community center for it's residents. I tried to book the community center on Jan 14th (Sunday)for a private gathering and to my dismay I found that one group had booked every sunday for it's gathering. I strongly feel this is unfair.As a tax payer and a proud resident of this community, I feel everyone in the community should have a shot at being able to use the facilities meant to be used by the community as a whole. Tax dollars should not be used to build centers like we have, to serve one group for most part. I feel this is not fair to other members of the community. Thanks and I hope you share my concern and may be things would change at least in future Sincerely --Raghu 67 Joseph Lane South Windsor, CT 06074 raghu—nandan@travelers.com CC: <raghu_nandan@travelers.com> Judy Hall - Re: Fwd: a ,e 1 g From: Ray Favreau To: Judy Hall Date: 12/6/00 12:03PM Subject: Re: Fwd: ee o - an e o ve n. ere from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. He was informed that the available at that time on , w at was in the i ict, Sun. afternoon (immediately after the church function)or Sat., but he did not want to consider another ti frame,day,or date. Asee o-- Eva W- he current Community Center policies permit weekly users to reserve on a quarterly basis, and monthly users can reserve for up to an entire year at a time. Therefore, the church "r i" (pas=_. .irate renews its rental application with us every 4 months. The church as a regular, consistent rental was an issue brought to, and approved by the Town Council some 4 or 5 years ago. The church rental (which utilizes the majority of the building)alone generates s $5,000 each quarter#9w9,I;._. They are by far the most responsible, and best renter in terms of income and care for the facility. 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A )� Ali• ```��r', ♦ ,fir c 7 .i= t �7V � .`.t _-!.)�.��'.�'�'-� /. �.yY�\.��4�� ~� (t ��'I:::Ylll, �` PPPH���+ ii i , y1+f �C.� `Z.i 1.! ����JIv •-� s r 1�� I� S �� tl• +:•?!j" ��•: .� 5"y t.� li- i �,"{:Pk'+1�+ �`+1 �•t!i 1:, ,��. ,Y �j�s1 ..T ' ..,.,,rt:;�.,..s. `J [i 1 q ,7�"4�jt `� *"!�tl r;t 'tyy)�j'6...�"�(I��` �-1�/f � � ��•;:" _�.-..'.� � , k p ti{rG to ,i•'.�z.. � >I t� ., I? I j � f / �+� I - 'Ti r�l�y' T a�+l - 1 yl A, lit •,e. liCC+ �J r v I 1 ! i i �1r �,,, (• ,.'a ri P.S Y.* JJI��[1=._ ,a�ppt:;- L, b,',;, ��-.• �, :� 't:1 . •say 04,4A110 t + .:t t: July 19, 2000 Mr. Matthew R Galligan Town Manager Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue S. Windsor, CT 06074 Sir. I am writing to protest, in the strongest terms possible, your performance in allowing the tax rate in this town to continually, time after time, escalate to the point where many people are forced to leave their long term residences In short,you and this town SU�C'yy;,;UUUR �N are guilty of age discrimination in its'purist form! The latest tax rate represents a 4.94% increase in taxes Said so blandly without a single regard for what it means to retired senior citizens. And if it isn't a tax increase, it becomes a reevaluation which, out of the other side of managers' mouths means, a tax increase!Every single year. I've been a town resident going on to 40 years Probably before you found out that you could earn a GREAT salary here because S. Windsor has to be the best of everything. We get there by paying the MOST for everything. Schools, Town Hall, Library, even the stone work along the streets but, especially, our illustrious school department with emphasis on the Taj Mahal of the state known as Timothy Edwards which requires busing to commute from one end to the other. Your title is Town Manager. Managing implies some discipline other than the ability to say `yes" to everything. The same goes for the Superintendent of Schools who is already working on adding another ten percent to next years budget knowing it will be cut to sir percent. He's played this game so long he has software to program the school budgets As a Town Manager,you OWE the town your utmost ability to manage and to act for the welfare of the town and I mean the ENTIRE town, not just the employed and the wealthy. I was a Manager for many years for United Technologies and adhered to a simple discipline. If anyone, myself included, could not do the job required to earn his/her salary, find someone that could!As a Manager, set your goal to allow no tax increases Then set your budgets with a directive to work within the established budget with the knowledge that, if the individual were found lacking, another was ready, willing and able to accept$100K and do the job within assigned guidelines Guess what? When you're retired, there is no appeal, When Medicare and HMOs' churn out higher and higher bills for less and less service, I can't go running to the Town Manager and ask for more money. I survive by the simple expediency of managing what money I have I set budgets and adhere to them. In short, I wish you were familiar with "The Guy in the Glass"which Parcells read to his players on his final day as the Jets coach. I'll cite a small example: "For it isn't your father, mother or wife Whose judgment upon you must pass The fellow whose verdict counts most in your We Is the one staring back from the glass" As a manager, make sure you can live with what you see in the mirror! A Loa Term Suffering Taxpayer, Robert C Hatch s G ✓'UN OP Q Nq MBEA� C�MMEAG� JAYCEES South Windsor Jaycees \ PO BOX 486 - South Windsor, CT 06074 August 2,2000 Dear Matt GaLlig n: I would like to express my concern and displeasure with the Recreation Department. I recently tried to book the pavilion at Never-,Park for a Taycee monthly membership meeting,at which we discuss the upcoming events that we will be running or taking part in. Projects that include the Wapping Fair,Family Awareness Day,n_Al2.E Spaghetti Dinner,Mini-Golf Tournament for the Teen Center,many donations to the human services department,and many more. in the past few years we have been able to nse the pavilion for our Aug�jst.meeting and our 5K Road Race at no cost to the chapter. At the August meeting our members get the chance to bring their families to a picnic before the meeting, This year for the first time ever we were told that there would be a$75 charge: I'm sad to say we didn't hold our membership picnic. I believe a charge of$75 for 3 hours of use is unreasonable, That.$75 can be used to run such projects like Santa Letters. The children send letters to Santa,and at NO cost to their parents letters are sent back to each and every child with each and ever question personally answered. This project like many others are funded solely by the chapter. At the present time we use rooms at the Community Center for our membership meetings. This has become a concern,for us regarding being charged for the use of rooms in the future. If so,this means that we will have to spend more on renting rooms and pavilions. With less going back into the community and then it is not»c being No by these charges,but the community that we serge_ Sincerely, ,4�ZA Debbie Allen,President South Windsor Jaycees �y cc: Town Cowncil x Mayor Lassman Fisher Town Manager Matthew Galligan Call received on May 9, 2000 from: Mr. Tom Munsel 35 Stephanie Lane, So. Windsor Tel.: 644-3053 (H) A very pleasant gentleman; however, one who was quite concerned about the condition of Avery Street in several locations from Woodland Drive north to Dart Hill Road. He realized that there has been, and continues to be, a great deal of new homes built in this area. It was his opinion, however, that "builders" were leaving this section of Avery Street in a "deplorable condition" and should be made to be responsible for leaving the road in good travelling condition. He particularly noted the area between "Evans Crossing" and Philip R. Smith School. Mr. Munsel said he has lived on Stephanie Lane for 15 years; and one of the "drainage-type ditches" left open by a builder has been causing damage and spilling water out onto Avery Street every time it rains for at least 12 of those years. He felt that was "long enough." He also said he was a biker (bicycle) and, even though he was familiar with the conditions of this roadway, had taken a "nasty spill" recently because rainwater obscured one of the many poorly repaired "cuts" by builders along this portion of Avery Street. Mr. Munsel stated that all builders in the area should be made to leave "imperceptible" pavement cuts, etc. He said he would follow up this phone call with a written complaint sometime soon, but urged the Town to completely overlay this portion of Avery Street to make it safe and passable--particularly for those residents who lived in the immediate area, and had to use this road several times a day. Pat Brown Town Council Office Cc: Town Attorney Guliano The Honorable Maryann Lassman-Fisher Mayor, Town Of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mayor: Please investigate a lawn mower repair business located at 9 Farnham Road. As a small businessman myself,I do not feel this should be allowed in a residential area. Plus the yard looks like"Trash Valley",with over 50 junk lawn mowers under trees, bushes,and anywhere else they can be put. This is truly an eyesore that is hurting this community. 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O•: -�� 'S :i �� f y d �. /r �C � .+� � � � :�+a• Y 1... ��'§ �R Svc _� x �`� •. oil fY ; 1 is _��i rJ�`� Yr; ate s r( � '14.�+�fa(�; V ti�,y JJh�', � ',:� � :; } i ,� �„a�•�r_�'1x ar' ` • r''�i< r+ T �.:• �„ i�'si. m.i ..?3r � rrk�,�"+iri..? .n"•+.�'�`w.a.' ":' �ffi�r���T"s y Y _r.,asi'.A„i. a', 1 � ""��. 7<s >tyf1N"u ,cFa�-Ax ?` "'" Sri x r,; 4+wrwr r FexYr. .tom A �'S•7t.P'_jr.�i`k+ ,F��f x ��" 'M1 b 7 `:I �h-xe�,�• r I �`•"v►�'�ix �{�}��t n� �+5�i��''��,tt'�j }t� ,�y! - Iry �;� `�",<��'���4e'.r,'agl'w � ,xY*a,,, � v i,�� �' y.�:,��e'gQC'� *�L� ��,s��L�1� r •c'1►�,3�i' r �y�r r' The Mayor's Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue South Windsor, CT 06074 V July 25, 2000 Dear Mr. Mayor; We are writing you to ask for your assistance on a rather simple matter whose outcome we are finding rather disturbing. The week prior to July 4th, we were in the process of sealing our driveway in preparation for a large family outing we were hosting the following holiday weekend. Only a portion of the driveway was completed so we blocked it off at the street with a lawn rake, garage push broom and three cans of driveway sealer. One can of sealer was empty, another was partially filled, and the other was completely filled. The driveway sat that way for three days. On the third day, which was also garbage day, we came out in the morning to find all the items blocking the driveway missing. The broom,rake and cans were clearly separate from the three garbage cans and recycling container. A week or so later we called the Town Hall and was directed to the Director of Public Works (Mr. Gantick). After conversing with the Director of Public Works, who had presented our case to the garbage disposal people, offered the following explanation to US. 1. Since no one actually saw the garbage people remove it, it was our problem. 2. The garbage people would never take a filled or partially filled can of driveway sealer. 3. A lawn rake and garage push broom would not fit in the garbage truck. Our concerns with the Director of Public Works and the accuracy of his statements are as follows: 1. He would lead us to believe that the rake, broom and cans of sealer sat out there for three days and were then taken by someone on garbage day morning? And that the person(s) who took them wanted the can that was empty? 2. After completing the entire driveway we discarded three cans. One can still had material in it and the garbage people took them without issue a week or so later, but didn't on.the day in question? We would also mention, the last time we sealed the driveway a few years ago, we left the sealer in the garage where it froze over the winter and we discarded them the following spring without incident. 3. The statement that a lawn rake and push broom would not fit into a garbage truck, we will leave to your opinion. We are concerned on a couple of points. 1. The Director of Public Works promotes an environment that creates a confrontational environment between citizens of this town and the Garbage Disposal Company. This is not healthy and clearly not necessary. It is our understanding it is his responsibility to manage the garbage disposal process. 2. The Director of Public Works should use common sense in the arguments he uses as to why the Garbage Disposal people could not have possibly made an error. People make mistakes and we understand that. Overall we think the garbage disposal people do a credible job, and frankly leave that issue to the people who get paid to manage them. We are most upset at the cavalier attitude of the Director of Public Works. His attitude and posture was contrary to whom we believe he works for, which is the citizen's of this great Town. With all due respect, we may be simple people, but the arguments we were given would only make sense to someone simple minded. There is one other point, we would like to bring to your attention as well. A number of years ago, our then very young son told us the garbage truck had backed into our mailbox while turning around early one morning. We lived on Kent Lane when it was a cul-de- sac before moving to our present address. When we checked the mailbox, sure enough it was broken and cracked. We reported it, got a similar response from Town Hall and then replaced it at our expense and forgot about it. We do not recall who the garbage removal company was at that time. In short, we let it go. We don't intend to let this one go. We would therefore please request your assistance on the following: 1. Receive a check in the amount of$31.78, which represents the cost to replace the rake and broom only. We had enough driveway sealer to finish the job and then some. We expect the refund from the Town, not the garbage disposal people. It is our belief the town represents us in removing garbage, and we don't wish to get in the middle of the Town's issue with the disposal people. A receipt for the replacement broom and rake are attached. 2. We would like to be advised as to when the budget review process occurs for the Public Works Department. We will assume if we have not heard from the town within the next two weeks, the Town has no wish to rectify the situation, in which case we will be pursuing the matter in small claims court. Thank you for your great service to the Town of South Windsor and your assistance on this matter. With Kind Regards, Gerald&Edda Hayden 50 Evans Crossing South Windsor, CT 06074 SEARS HARDWARE SEARS HARDWARE, CT 05044 IIII��III��III�)��I��IuI�II��II�I RETAIN FOR COMPARISON WITH MONTHLY STATEMENT OR FOR RETURN OR EXCHANGE SALESCHECK # 050449047260 TRAN# PG/STORE REG# ASSOC# 7260 10 05044 904 5181 SALE 71 83942 LEAF RAKE, MDS 14.99T 71 83868 PUSH BRROM SAL 14.99T SUBTOTAL 29.98 TAX 06.000% 1.80 CARD TYPE: VISA ACCT #: W0665 AUTH CODE: 012836-E 07/12/00 VISA TOTAL 31.78 CARDHOLDER ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT OF GOODS AND/OR SERVICES IN THE AMOUNT OF $31.78 AND AGREES TO PERFORM THE OBLIGATIONS SET FORTH IN THE CARDHOLDER'S AGREEMENT wi m THE ISSUER IDENTIFIED HEREON. ---------------- --------------------- i i ---------------------------------------- PURCHASED BY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MO►iEY BACK i a�4 con 7-0-wn o-P S-flu. A ?d 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE•SOUTH WINDSOR,CT 06074.2786 R•c� AREA CODE 860/644.2511 FAX 860/644-3781 MATTHEW B.GALLIGAN Town Manager November 13, 2000 Mr. & Mrs. John Lawton 112 Chapel Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Lawton: I received your letter, dated October 31, 2000, and am enclosing an incident report from our Police Department regarding an investigation into this matter. I am also sending your letter to the Police Department to reinvestigate the CF, Central Auto and Transport on King Street, to see if we can facilitate a cooperative effort to have those trucks go in a different area. There was a NU-METRICS Traffic Analyzer Study done on that particular area, which I have also enclosed for your review. Although this does not really help at this point, I will refer this to the Police Department for further review, based upon the information provided in your letter. As soon as this is checked out, we will proceed with some solution to the traffic problem on Chapel Road. Unfortunately, we have no legal recourse to keep truck traffic out of public streets per Connecticut State Statutes. We are currently studying this issue with the Legislature. We would like the Town to be able to control its traffic patterns throughout the local community. I thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Very truly yours, Matthew B. Galli9 an Town Manager MBG:ck Enclosure cc: Gary Tyler, Chief of Police LAWTON 112 CHAPEL ROAD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 October 31, 2000 Matthew Galligan Town Manager Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan Ave. 2F ` South Windsor, CT 06074 Re: Truck traffic on Chapel Road Dear Mr. Galligan: We are life-long residents of South Windsor, and have spent almost all of our 50 years of marriage on Chapel Road. We love our town and neighborhood, and because of that, we need to register our great concern over the sudden increase in truck traffic on Chapel Road. We spoke with you on a few different occasions over the past two months, as well as to the Police Department, Sergeant Tom Fields of the Traffic Division, and Mike Turk with Zoning. You told us that the Police Department was working on the situation. We appreciate the call, but unfortunately, there is no improvement. Eighteen-wheeler trucks continue to rumble down our road. As we explained to you,the trucks are going to C F, Central Auto and Transport on King Street next to the home number 574 driveway. They make a delivery and fifteen minutes later they are on our road rolling back to Route 5. Not only is our road narrow, it tilts toward our property, a fact we made known to the town several years ago, as our mailbox has been hit many times even by our own town dog warden and fire department. The trucks wake us up in the very early hours of the morning, and go back and forth several times a day. Our biggest concern is for safety. These trucks are a danger to everyone on our narrow street,especially our grandchildren and our neighbors'children. Please work to stop this dangerous situation. Very truly yours, 46 U John& Shirley La on cc: Town Council +To;vvn of South POLICE SERVICES Windsor Incident Report Incident Type: Location of Occurrence Street Address City State Data Tract: Traffic Problem Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 South Windsor CT 1 Date Occurred Day Occurred Time Occurred Date Reported Day Reported Time Reported 28 Sep 00 1 Thu 1 1100 1 28 Sep 00 1 Thu 1 1100 Persons/Businesses involved R/P Reporting Person W-Witness V-Victim A-Arrested O-Other J-Juvenile S-Suspect Last Name or Business First Name Middle Name Race Sex Age BirthdateIm - Agt. Prescher #139 N/A Height Weight. Hair Eyes Op License# Miscellaneous info PIN N/A Home Address Number and Street City State Home Phone unlisted N/A Business/Employment Address Number and Street City State Work Phone SWPD, 151 Sand Hill Road South Windsor CT Last Name or Business First Name Middle Name Race Sex Age Birthdate Height Weight Hair Eyes Op License# Miscellaneous info PIN Home Address Number and Street City State Home Phone unlisted'Q Business/Employment Address Number and Street City State Work Phone JELast Name or Business First Name Middle Name Race Sex Age Birthdate Height Weight Hair Eyes Op License# Miscellaneous info: PIN Home Address Number and Street City State Home Phone unlisted Business/Employment Address Number and Street City State Work Phone Involved Vehicle Vehicle:Color Year Make and Model Body Style Owner Name and DOB N/A Additional infoNIN Registration State and Number Reg.Exp.Date Vehicle Status Towed By NARRATIVE I was assigned to investigate complaints of many large trucks traveling on Chapel Road between Rt. 5 and Main Street. I spoke to employees of Hartford Trucking on Mcguire Road. This is the only known business where truck traffic goes to on a regular basis. They stated that the directions they give to people to get there are to take Burnham Street to King Street to McGuire Road. They also stated that the only truck traffic they get is pickup trucks, and large commercial trucks do not frequent their business on a regular basis. I spoke to G. King, the owner of some property along McGuire Road. He stated that there is a company that uses storage space there, but they only deal in produce, and had a bad season. He stated that the activity is very infrequent from truck drivers in that area. He stated that East Hartford recently posted a sign that prohibits trucks in excess of 7000 pounds and cited that as a possible reason for an increase in truck traffic: 1 set up traffic counters along Chapel Road west of Rt. 5. Attached is a copy of the results. 970 vehicle traveled along that road in a 24-hour period. Of that, 25 vehicles between 20 and 40 feet of length were nhserved traveling eastbound. 30 vehicles between 20 and 40 feet traveled westbound. The lengths would classify the vehicles as small trucks/busses.No tractor-trailer trucks were noted. Reported for the record at this time. Reporting Officer N elSignature EIN Accompanying Officers EIN Supervisor "gnature Date Approved EIN r���-- 139 N/A Release of any information contained Refer or additional copies to herein subject to all applicable laws / 113 Page 1 of 3 pages NU-METRICS Traffic Analyzer Study Computer Generated Summary Report Route: Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 Location: Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 A study of vehicle traffic was conducted with HI-STAR unit number 7751. The study was done in the W/B lane on Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 in South Windsor, CT in Hartford county. The study began on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM and concluded on 09/29/2000 at 12:00 PM, lasting a total of 24 hours. Data was recorded in 1 minute time periods. The total recorded volume of traffic showed 446 vehicles passed through the location with a peak volume of 4 on 09/28/2000 at 01:39 PM and a minimum volume of 0 on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM. The AADT Count for this study was 446. SPEED Chart 1 lists the values of the speed bins and the total traffic volume for each bin. Chart 1 Half of the vehicles were traveling at 40 Mph or a lower speed. The average speed for all classified vehicles was 39 Mph with 59.7 percent exceeding the posted speed of 35 Mph. The HI-STAR found 2.25 percent of the total vehicles were traveling in excess of 55 Mph. The mode speed for this traffic study was 40 Mph and the 85th percentile was 44.33 Mph. CLASSIFICATION Chart 2 lists the values of the eight classification bins and the total traffic volume accumulated for each bin. Chart 2 U i Most of the vehicles classified during the study were Passenger Cars. The number of Passenger Cars in the study was 429 which represents 96.40 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Small Trucks in the study was 15 which represents 3.40 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Trucks/Busses in the study was 1 which represents 0.20 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Tractor Trailers in the study was 0 which represents 0.00 percent of the total classifed vehicles. HEADWAY During the peak time period, on 09/28/2000 at 01:39 PM the average headway between the vehicles was 12.0 seconds. The slowest traffic period was on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM. During this slowest period, the average headway was 60.0 seconds. WEATHER The roadway surface temperature over the period of the study varied between 42 and 87 degrees Fahrenheit. The HI-STAR determined that the roadway surface was Dry 100.00 percent of the time. 09/29/2000 Page: I or]� C'J)c trvv i NU-METRICS Traffic Analyzer Study Computer Generated Summary Report Route: Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 Location: Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 A study of vehicle traffic was conducted with HI-STAR unit number 7742. The study was done in the E/B lane on Chapel Road west of Rt. 5 in South Windsor, CT in Hartford county. The study began on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM and concluded on 09/29/2000 at 12:00 PM, lasting a total of 24 hours. Data was recorded in 1 minute time periods. The total recorded volume of traffic showed 524 vehicles passed through the location with a peak volume of 4 on 09/28/2000 at 02:03 PM and a minimum volume of 0 on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM. The AADT Count for this study was 524. SPEED Chart 1 lists the values of the speed bins and the total traffic volume for each bin. Chart 1 < 35F----40I- --5 > Q a 17 42 -I0T--T64 12a, — -� Half of the vehicles were traveling at 40 Mph or a lower speed. The average speed for all classified vehicles was 40 Mph with 65.8 percent exceeding the posted speed of 35 Mph. The HI-STAR found 0.95 percent of the total vehicles were traveling in excess of 55 Mph. The mode speed for this traffic study was 40 Mph and the 85th percentile was 44.77 Mph. CLASSIFICATION Chart 2 lists the values of the eight classification bins and the total traffic volume accumulated for each bin. Chart 2 <Most of the vehicles classified during the study were Passenger Cars. The number of Passenger Cars in the study was 516 which represents 98.50 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Small Trucks in the study was 4 which represents 0.80 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Trucks/Busses in the study was 4 which represents 0.80 percent of the total classifed vehicles. The number of Tractor Trailers in the study was 0 which represents 0.00 percent of the total classifed vehicles. HEADWAY During the peak time period, on 09/28/2000 at 02:03 PM the average headway between the vehicles was 12.0 seconds. The slowest traffic period was on 09/28/2000 at 12:00 PM. During this slowest period, the average headway was 60.0 seconds. WEATHER The roadway surface temperature over the period of the study varied between 42 and 87 degrees Fahrenheit. The HI-STAR determined that the roadway surface was Dry 100.00 percent of the time. 09/29/2000 Page: G F cos t oo- No. .y TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR rT-r CUSTOMER REQUEST FORM U L. SERVICE ❑ COMPLAINT COMMENT ❑ v Date• -4�'C�"1 72 '7 r'`(^� Time: How Reported - ❑ In person ❑ Phone ❑Maij ❑ Other Name of Customer. 00 ry Address: x f l'�j rvd* T- ©� O '7 Phone Number. ��, Q aLY Descri lion of Request: K: O T 1� ry" S 7-.c� � If a formal complaint, customer's signature: Received by: T/T _ Forwarded to: Q -Z 0 dJ Action Taken: Any Additional follow-up required: • Was Department Head informed of request ❑ Yes ❑ No • Was Department Head informed of action taken ❑ Yes ❑ No Explain: • Was Town Manager informed of request ❑ Yes ❑ No • Was Town Manager informed of action taken ❑ Yes ❑ No Explain: Form - CRF#01-98 09/03/1999 13:15 8606022929 AMS RATING PAGE 01 t Facsimile DATE: MGM Frank<'moruse .. ........... C � qq ` . ? ? 4 seo- o2-2 2g _................. ..., 860-602-2365 , sup. cr: 3 Waterside Crossing,Windsor, CT 06095 Phone(860) 602-6000 09t03l1999 13:15 8606022929 AMS RATING PAGE 02 Soptc-17abor 3, 1999 Mr. Mattiaew faalligan,Town Manager Mayor Ivladaww Lassmanfisher Town of Soutli Windsor 15/10 Sullivan Avz, South Windsor.,CT 06074 Dear Mr.Cralligall and Mayor Lassrnanfisher, I am writixi.g thLE letter to form4ly document and comr1junicate my frustration,disappoinhaxent and [Ii aataisfaCtiaxt with my recent,,xpericarcz with the Town.of South Windsor. I am a reside at of the Town South Windsor and I live in the newly developed subdivision of Chase Orchards. My first issue relates to the streetlights within our subdivision, It is my understandirAg t19at the Position of the Town of South Windsor i8 that tlac puwcr supplied to those lights is the responsibility of the builder. Purthertnore,the Tovm contends that responsibility of providing power to those lights does not convey to the Tnu fi,rrttil the roads have be.c-u apprQvoct,dvt;vpte-d,cettitfied or whatever other construction jargon that may apply. As of last evening,we still Dave.no lights in our subdivision. I find this position to be ridiculous to say the,test. My second 'issue relstr.s to our attempt to hQ-" 30mc caution signs installed ou our street, Today, rray Wife spore to Sgt,Tom,Field to request that signs alerting drivers to the presence of children be installed. She made him,,aware that tl,p vehicles that drive down our road ate being driven at excessive speeds,obviously resulting in a danger to the children ira the community. The vehicles,normally construction vehicles,race from the Chase Orchards subdivision,down Ti nibull I One into the adjoirung construction area. To say that Sgt.Tom Field responded in a rude and belligerent manner would be an understatement, He rudely stated that he WoT UT)riot do anything to a3sist. no e Ile stated 4l Esc there is speed limit and until the roads axe approved, accepted,certified,etc. by the Town,lie was other is obligation to provide any signs. When lily wife sugga..qtP.d that we should iriour the c patx6e Df uuytirg and installing signs,he proceeded to quote the ordinance related to the size and shape of signs. He further stated that if people are speeding,we should keel]our daughter mit of the street. First,I,e ltkc tQ Gi7J�ittt�tld1 Sgt.Field for havir.,g the ability to read the ordinance on the size and shape of a sign. Secondly,I am thoroughly disappointed at the}lack of concern for public safety,the di.grespeet shown.t.D a taxpayer and tl.ic complete"I don't give a damn attitude that my wife received fiorn this public servant. Given these two situations,I would like a formal response form the Town of South Windsor. I would like to know if it is truly your position that the Town has no responsibility to provide lighting to the subdivision. I would like to know if it is holy your position that public safety is not the Town's responsibility at this time. I would like to know if it is acceptable to drive in a manner drat is dangerous iu air urea where taxpayers live. 1 would like to know what other services=y be withheld(i.e.k`olicc,fire, etc,)I would like to know if the definition of public service is epitomized by the likes of Sgt.Field. I'iaaally,if it is the Town of South W irtasor's position that the responsibility for our subdivision rests entirely on the builder,I would like a prorated mill rate:to be applied to my tax calculation that reflertc that limited sea-vice tlAat.I receive from the'10'wu of South Windsor. At the current rate,I will pay nearly S 10,000 in taxes. I believe that is quite a hefty price tag for being treated with disrespect and arrogance 09/03/1999 13:15 8606022929 AMS RATING PAGE 03 As you may have surmised by now,I have rearhr.d my l xnit of patience and tolevviuG,Cur this situation. Until now,most of the personate]at the Town of South Windsor have been courteous and as helpful as they could be, Being unable to help.;yet willing to do whgtever they could wao palatal]la. N')w we've crossed over to being unwilling to help. So,as a taxpayer.,T ask for your expeditious response to my concerns. I will need your official position on this situation so that 1 may ds-ride what my alternatives axe. If you need any#urther details,I can be reached at 644-2392. Otherwise,please send your written response to MY home address of 171 Trumbull sane,South Windsor. Regards, /Amoruso Frank Cc: John Doran Gary IC.'Tyler TfAl* or so QFf � February 1, 1999 Commissioner Theodore Sergi State Board of Education 165 Capitol Avenue, Room 305 Hartford, CT 06145 Dear Commissioner Sergi: Enclosed please find a letter to the editor that was sent to The Hartford Courant and The Journal Inquirer that I believe speaks for itself. This correspondence is being sent to you in order to make you aware of the situation that occurred and to insure that such a travesty never happens again. Thank you. Very truly yours, Shari E. Purrington cc: v Mayor Marianne L. Fisher Kathleen S. Daugherty, Chairman of the Board of Education Joseph L. Wood, Superintendent of Schools <o+" a ' o r .4 '7o- wtz oe 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINOSOR. CONN. 06074 �l��SOR•co�'�� AREA CODE 203/644-25U BOa1Cd 06 Tax Review P-tapeJcty Owners: Subject Location: name /� ,,, ry ,4 ✓ r�� —f < add,tezz Inte,%viewed By: .Na tcctce o Compta i n t: C ' S�g; c:.twte 0.oict,ACIC, Runk trs 014 .the Bea 12c_/L-a Action Taken: No Ciiailye CwY tei1 l A5• - S Cs•5mG2� mot + _ � t c ~ 7-OU'An- 0-14e SoatA 0 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 AREA CODE 203/644-25U Board of Tax Review Motor Vehin1P U-6t N 4/-1493hs� p,%ope,%tJ OwneA: Subject Location: name > C o/7 c/ou5'!<y wLK y addnea a 1 n te,tviewed B y: I ����� Gt/r� l' Date: CI /Zl s NatuAe o Comptain t: ,!✓�{ w .vs -7Z TA c�p /�9/, Q�✓i✓l�rti rl��✓ i3�= [_�s�jL�/' � ,�- i�' /� j�%G "TPA% 51-;Zr1 Sig na tu�te OwneA,Ag a ,t 7f-- Date: � Remaxk6 o6 tihe Boaxd: Action Taken: No Change Cu�rAem,t A,6,6 e shmen-t Ad u sted .A.s.s e s,6ment Change 5� Z e Motor Vehicie Signazu,te Soatd o,; Tax. Reviac: G � 1/28/98 DEAR MR CLARENCE GAY, CHAIRPERSON: C/O TOWN MANAGERS OFFICE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 THIS IS A FORMAL REQUEST UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. PLEASE PROVIDE ME WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. 1 COPIES OF ALL APPLICATIONS TO THE BOARD OF h= ",SMENT APPEALS TO CHANGE ASSESSMENT ON MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FOLLOWING YEARS 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997. 2) COPIES OF ALL APPROVED ASSESSMENT CHANGES FOR THOSE_ YEARS. 3) COPIES OF ALL DISAPPROVED ASSESSMENT CHANGES FOR THOSE YEARS. 4) ALL DOCUMENTS SHOWING WHY OR WHY NOT APPEAL WAS APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED. RESPECTFULLY YOURS ANTHONY RUGGIERO 30 OVERLOOK RD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 .04 ! j Remark of the Board of Assessment Anneals: Action Taken: Nn Change _ Cul7'P.w Assaimew .44my- Chango X_ Total Date: +�/� Signatures,Board of Assessment Appeals; Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List ofOctober 1, 199(. *Property Owner's Name: Rkll'-i o o r C� t v/L C� ,4 P *Appellant's Name: k-M o N-L F �' o 6 ( A Tx-' *PrOpe.-ty Laccut-MM: - ' --� 1 ON L. ��\ ✓E../l� `. I/z C L.G ffL/P *Property Type: 3 Q GG E. S /: T T ason for Appeal: f -rS �-/VT t3 IC/4 M/ CAGE C-A&. ==M X 1-4AVt /18 (U�o McLCJ cw -fNJ, CA/Z, *Appellant's Estimate of Value: O o (attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence RAYMOmO f Qk—e b EA c, gi A. /7 I-r0iy-_/gXyF,rJ Cl�cLc rOVtN LA)WbS0A O/V/V�. T cvT 0-74A *� ------------ =- �dulyy -- --- ---- *=-- ---a-s--- signature of property owner thorized date ageni(atiauh proof of auL%01izatior) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Time: 7:00 pm Date,time, and place of hearing: Friday, March 7. 1997, Assessor's Office at above address Appeal# Acct.# 51643 Street Code: 1993 Dodge Spirit ?o cMeUICoI.e t eel R ve I I 7V T E Dce c( wog Req K Fwt;K& Se,41- J p� i Fx�,fz AtmciceT U c.ce of Rct f o _ ,� ,j�C-' • ' Ii kg�r-- 4�e i � � y I _ 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 ��~4soR•Co AREA CODE /644-2511 Date: 9-19-97 [ John Bentley ] 61 Brian Rd South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 81' Chev C10 St.Code L# 51467 .4"E/M.V. i ( X] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 2030 1200 Total Total [ ) It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor 2/96 �40wN +e, 7own`� G � 0- s� � S 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONIC. 06074 -s 0R co AREA CODE/abb/644.2511 860 Date: 9-19 -97 ( James E Hazzard J 11 Virginia Cir South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 1989 Buick Century St.Code L#58717 -ALP/M.V. [ x) The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 3255 2450 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor ��-- 2/96 Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type,the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19-L. *Property Owner's Name: eS N ZZ��D *Appellant's Name: - *Property Location: // l kl—losl' m/p *Property Type: =m�otorehic a /O 7 7�� /411leay e *Re f r Appeal: / 1111le -e Zc toe n4s A. lC, e 1 ! e ltant's Estimate of Value: ( attach support documentation if applicable) mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence *--` �=� - ------- or duly authorized date authorization) BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. 'th and returned to Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office -Town of South Windsor n AV,eSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 n SCv�N 11• v w.✓ t� Street Code: 3 ci u s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 it-co� AREA COOE80/644-2511 Date: 9-19-97 ( Arthur A Dio 60 Bourbon St South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 86 Honda Civic St .Code T, # 55017 - :"L► M.V. [ X] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 2135 1540 Total Total It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s) has been made. aspectfully yours, l wwi� )ard of Assessment Appeals wn of South Windsor -96 Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. f Grand List of October 1, 19.V-- . *Property Owner's Name: 17r Y A , .Dl'U *Appellant's Name: *Property Location: 60 c m/p *Property Type: /9 S-6 /-/a motor vehicle) 4 *Reason for Appeal: dye r O-pipra j Ot *Appellant's Estimate of Valued 3-6 0 ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence : r ' Y . OGO27 *-- - - --------------------------- *-- - :ice ,- signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN.ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date,time, and place of hearing: y���7 8,%�' �Gii,�D.r• �✓,7y'`L Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: e Tiov� ale S-0am ?Z)&U&0't 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINOSOR, CONN. 06074 Soa•CO�� AREA COOE z6,6/644-2511 860 Date: 9-19-97 [ George Marcotte ) 24 Podunk Cir South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property( s) : 1988 Mercury Wagon Sable St.Code L# 62328 ( X] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 3220 2450 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, �- Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor /` 2/96 v Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October], 1916 , *Property Owner's Name: yu'l0 V�c e) *APPellant's Name: *Property Location: *Property Type: `(� (� m/p P �' yP {�� t/i� sl ,i (1 IQ ��:✓\ .Jl9aA ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: —UPI 1 *Appellant's Estimate of Value: 1, ooP o o *Name, mailing address, phone number attach party tobe s nt corres l onden applicable)e : �� ydLrcc� P enc O / Zkc --- - -------------signoperty owner or duly authonzeddate agent( proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals C/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: 0 'o ��,,,111V45, ��„�,,,��� Appeal # Acct.# Street Code: r ' v Town afesot� 2v s 1. 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 AREA CODE 161/644-2511 osoa•co 860 Date: 9-19-97 [ Catherine P Hornat J 14 Cinnamon Springs South Windsor CT 06074 [ J The South Wipdsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s ) : 85 Olds Toronad St .Code L# 59084 M.V. [ J The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 2170 2030 Total Total [ ) It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appealsv Town of South Windsor 2/96 Petition to the Board of. Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19-L7 *Property Owner's Name: rJ e *Appellant's Name: 00 *Property Location: "h - n m/p *Property Type: d ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: iT few/ 9e fl?-n is oxen too #� *Appellant's Estimate of Value: t ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address,phone number of party to be sent correspondence *__��ilJi4rrc ---------------------- *--- 5-—9 ----- signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan. AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 � � L' Date,time, and place of hearing: y-/''—/�'7 7i� t8y- "�ti�f '� �✓ 17� Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: �tawM 84N``4 o r 0 � y 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE - SOUTH WIINLOLSOR, CONN. 06074 ~4SOR•Ca AREA CODE 2i3/644-2511 860 Date: 9-19-97 j Robert Ryan ] 6 Murray Rd South Windsor CG 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s ) : 1988 Honda Accord St.Code L# 67081 --AFL M.V. [X] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 4060 2800 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair andI equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appeals , �� Town of South Windsor ` ` `; 2/96 E [ J �- .J Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type;the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19& *Property Owner's Name.�On (L-f- *Appellant's Name: *Property Location: 1 m/p *Property Type: nzo ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: 11 G2 Ig r O OLO tC *Appellant's Estimate of Value: — U,51Z elan �< attach su rt documentati n if��,plicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of pM e s ec rrespondenee , -7 -- -1-2--L1-2s ignature of property owner or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date time and lace of hearing: i� Zv �� Gi�" •� `ter �/r P Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: i y � O J C 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 Solt-co� AREA CODE 8603/644-2511 Date: 9-19-97 Ray Zanni ] 102 Steep Rd South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 1990 Chevrolet Celebrity --St.CodeL# 71166 - 96L -Rm M.V. [X] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 3553 2940 Total Total It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appeals / " Lf Town of South Windsor L L 2/96 Petition to the10000�� Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 �1 *Property Owner's Name: T 2� ' *Appellant's Name: T.,a .4 *Property Location: m/P *Property Type: /9 ye) c AeL/Xo c, ry ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: -7e��x .J o r 2/�/J 4 s re c A,4- L v& e c-LUvv S *Appellant's Estimate of Value: / 3 �' ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence 0 0s0a Cr' 0 6 0 7 / 17 signa a of property o er duly authorized date agent( attach proof of au orization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : E Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date,time, and place of hearing. , 7 Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: G � 6+ _ 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 •cO AREA CODE 1idi/644.2511 860 Date: 9-19-97 [ Pat Salvatore ] 56 Greenfield Dr South Windsor CT 06074 [ ] The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 1981 Chev PU St.Code L#67217 JWe M.V. [X ] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 1627 1400 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment AppealsfV Town of South Windsor 2/96 Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 94 . *Property Owner's Name: *Appellant's Name: *Property Location: S"� /,�� u/�7��� ,fitlV,-r m/p *Property Type: ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: (s� ! 0617CL LLB L:G *Appellant's Estimate of Value: ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence C� as/Aaw Q�tJ Ica c *- � signatur of property owner or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : ' Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: y�7�7 �2� ��ii��f""J%✓�/�7 Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: i s 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINOSOR, CONN. 06074 X-C. AREA COOE/2b6/644-2511 860 Date: 9-19-97 [ Raymond Bilodeau J 17 Stonehaven Circle South Windsor CT 06074 [ J The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s) : 1993 Dodge Spirit S t .Code 51643 - 96L ft.'E M.V. [X ] The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 5040 4500 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s) has been made. i Respectfully yours, �1 A14 (� x7A Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor ` f 2/96 ' 11/18/98 ,•1 f. TOWN MANAGER TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR 1540 SULLIVAN AVE SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 7/,' DEAR TOWN MANAGER: UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT PLEASE PROVIDE ME WITH COPIES OF ALL PETITIONS TO THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT APPEALS ON AUTOMOBILE ASSESSMENT FOR THE 1998 FILING YEAR. PLEASE INCLUDE THE RESULTS OF THE APPEAL AND THE REASON FOR CHANGING OR NOT CHANGING THE ASSESSMENTS. RESPECTFULLY YOURS ANTHONY RUGGIERO 30 OVERLOOK RD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 �61-1 TB 192o, NOY N� r RECEIVED TOWN OF ry �:_p SOUTH WINDSOR %v t�MN SE, 5 r 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 SoR•co"� AREA CODE 2bb/644-2511 860 April 24, 1998 Thomas C Pedrotty 8 Cornfield Dr South Windsor CT 06074 The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment placed upon your motor vehicle: 1989 Volv,. Grand List Account# : 65955 After careful consideration the Board-has changed the assessment on this vehicle from: 4813 to: 4572 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor Petition to the fEb Board of Assessment Appeals r- Town of South Windsor ' By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19E *Property Owner's Name: ---/ 11�9 Kp �_ n C•¢-y,��= u,�—i-L. *Appellant's Name:,, *Property Location: m/p *Property hype: S�y /_��',� v vc d4-ZIa,�) ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: �Jc::�:/j. v� I, /l7 � f2>/L��C.� /. :.• fiti%�iff Xi scrs¢/L G`7� /E3 C?7C^ /'/.�"` *Appellant's Estimate of Value: 3 X;�4.-7c ti, ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence : signature of property o er or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 oY Date, time,and place of hearing: pP ; / - t 9 9 a-{ ys" P M Appeal# 7 Acct# 6-:4,y s5 Street Code: THOMAS C. PEDROTTY 8 CORNFIELD DRIVE SOUTH WINDSOR, CT 06074 Appeal of October 1, 1997 tax assessment of following vehicle: Make Volvo Year 1989 Model 240 DL Sedan Marker 604 MER Vehicle ID No. YV1 AX8843K1 356147 Purchase Price of Car from 3rd Party: $ 3,100 NADA Retail Book Value: (1) Retail Value $ 6,875 Mileage Adjustment (3,050) Adjusted NADA Retail Value $ 3,825 (1) Based on N.A.D.A. Official Older Used Car Guide for Sept-Dec 1997. Copy Attached, Appellant's Estimate of Value: $ 3,450 I 146 VOLKSWAGEN (German) 198049v VOLVO (Swedish) 1983.85 141 BODY Aiftw BODY AeotlN Tra•)e TYPE — ALf,R.R Wet. Loan Moral Trd•lo TYPE flew AtS.R.P. Wllt LMn Rofol I 198o YOLKSWAGEN4116-a llowd 1988 VoLvaaltlnw OSCNER 6600 Station Gann p a.....................AIM $20020 3093 4950 7075 226 Hatchback a . .. ... 32 $7970 tots 140 226 Hatchback p ... ...:.:_:.. 226 Slat6n Wagon p ......32 1190 2140 7.16 4726 Sudan p CIE..................................FISH $21450 2932 4215 6260 ip 22W ton 33 t170 2111 !60 5400 Statham W /0 CIE....................FIM 23o2s 3069 4615 7000 2CC Cape a 5226 Sedan p Tuba 21.....................1A171 24525 3019 4726 6600 53 $1130 IM 226 /176 5925 Statham Wagon p Tub ILE..........FAS7S 25205 3177 5360 7660 53 IIR 1933 226 1226 160/7l0 DeductSOS Nude lo Yalu(R quoin EniR. 6276 Sudan p 61E.................................CA694 331200 1311 4750 ii60 1979 YOLILESIAOEN 5776 Sudan p Tub CIE......................CAt14 31M 3322 slog 1375 Yen I9 (ModN1l0000001 gD i1s0 Station WargoR p Uob b1E.........CR1S 31995 33R $826 6126 � Veh ldr. 6625 Coop! D 7t0 CIE........................H4692 31190 3411 6075 8200 1176 CeRRtble a Is s606 20511 a775 Soso 1987 VOLVO ° OSIIIT-M Yeh Ment.:ril(Model)OH)000001 UP, 226 Hatchback a 11 RA! 1119 Sao 210 250 Hatchback p 0 226 !60 17 S3" 190 7360 Sudan p OL...................................SAW Win 2950 3025 4760 • OASIMFIN 3250 Station Wagner 47 OL.....................AIM 15665 3073 3s7s 5400 226 Hatchback a 32 1722/ 2085 626 3650 Sudan p Cl................._..........._AIIN 17845 2993 7300 6075 226 Hatchback 4D 32 I418 2140 IN 4250 Slogan Wagon p a.....................AIRS 11175 3010 3625 6726 226 Station Wagon p 33 7673 2IR 7t0 wfloCCO•FWO 726 4076 Sudan p CIE..................................FIRI 819605 2921 7616 5626 260 tap a 51 17M lltl 226 1100 4660 show wqw p 111.....................FIM 21015 301! 4200 6175 � Dedud 50%ul fradrM Yak!la pool Ea&. 4475 Sudan p turbo CIE..._..._.............FIS74 21M 301i 4060 silk t VOLVO (Swedish) gels Slogan Wagon p Tub 6LE..........TIM 2211s 3111 4676 $625 150/780 4676 Sudan/0 Tub Q1......................CI174 u72R 3135 4225 $200 ' OIL ES061AITEItOAT:y11161r 6276 Slagm Waggoesn a lob QE.........91875 26705 323 4750 6860 1989 VOLVO 5460 Cap a 7R GLE......................._M$? 34155 3329 4726 7026 M Yeh.Men! YYI(Model)()A()0000ol tip. 1988 VOLVO M P 210a00 Sudan I0 a..... ......AIM $17250 2919 4775 6i75 Yeh Went.:YY1(Modd)pG(1000001 Op. P 0 woo Slatlon Wagon m Ol.:.:...::..:.:... AIDS 1770 3051 6400 162i 210 O I 6076 sedan p 6l. 2760 SuLn p Ol......t ON. ...............all" i1/371 3173 2476 4079 R sulk SlatianNa pa, IAI1ttS a)7Sf7 0760 7026 727s Slate -an10lIL._...._............A1litS 1N60 3073 2960 Ii60 Fan 7000 Sudan p 6L....................._............AItR 16425 20 2100 4260 110625 Station Wigan p a......._............AIM 17610 Sou 3176 4626 T T TIo 5176 Sedan p a...............................FISS1 S i450 Station Wagon p GL.....................FIRS 2066s 30u 662f i126 S a 160 sedan p CIE..........._...._...............FI1t1 iiup 29R 26w 4626 6276 Sedan p aE/16Y..........................FAS94 21175 3009 6660 7l26 ai76 Slogan Wagon p ME......:.............FINS l916s 3049 aa25 5100 w60 Sla6an Waeon p 6LE/16Y.......... FA19S 26050 3135 6276 7626 2616 Sudan p CIE TD..........._...............FX764 20M 3104 2425 3676 6726 Sedan p tub..............................FAS74 24925 3067 i 160 6525 ills Statim Wagonp M 10...............F1765 21M u31 2676 4560 7626 $tation Wagon p iube..................FA17S 25605 31T7 ii76 6276 1W a626 sedan q oboe...............................FRt71 a2a 3151 a17s 4726 4050 Slagon Wagon p Tob..................F187S ails 3111 3660 6600 6600 Sedan p CLE................................GA694 332155 3303 Soso 6176 160 1�770 Sisson WA900 p T�6LE........GA175 3 1100 322772 37 7000 1660 a726 Sudan p CIE........................._......CI691 ittl60 30N 7000 4726 250 42000 Shtion Wqm Tub SIT.........MIS 24920 31181 27w i675 7626 Cap a...Turb........ 7600 tape a tub _.....................1092 $377" 3415 7100 9675 B I ..............I............... A 1985 VOLVO 172 31975 3439 775010450 1988 VOLVO Yen.Ident.:1V1(Model)OF000000111p. i10�nt.:YV1(Model)()1p0000gitip. �2276 sedanp....._................._..............AM i12111 2911 lobo abw I360 Sedan p a.................................AIM OL2675 Station Wagon p.........__..............AIRS 1341S 3042 2426 4000 II 6726 nation Wagon p OL.....................AIRS 17075 3R7 4626 667s 4w0 Sedan 4o 6L..... ...........................AItR 112R 29t7 1a26 ta26 2476 Sudan W........................................RRSI $1591S 2!3 2260 i71as 6 ADJUST T Ali NILEABE 2900 Union Wagon 4D...........................AIM Q1165t115�5 3012 2626 42; SE►TERIBER TNRU DECEMBER Nq flPYEMIB6RNRU OECEhaBE1F Mal J VEHICLE MILEAGE LOW MILEAGE TABLE .Mileage can be a very important factor in deter- j ►ERCENTAGES JIM MELON TO!E CALCULATED FROM � mining the value of a used vehicle. The effect of TRAOE411 VALUE AMP ADDED To gftl OX VALUES high or low mileage will vary according to the class, MAEAGE „�, ee1 Dv age and condition of the vehicle. 0 ► w. f 30000 so% 50% 50% 50% The mileage chart Is intended to assist the sub- ' 30% 30% 30% 30% �%WOOD ' 30% scriber of this guide in value adjustment based on WWI mileage. Mileage adjustment MUST be made with to vehicle condition taken Into consideration. Any ,s% 15% ls% 1s% ,s% mileage adjustment made without first considering vehicle condition may result In an Inappropriate 'valuation. In certain situations mileage can be HIGH MILEAGE TABLE misleading. It is possible for a low mileage vehicle VALUES SNO"BELOW TO BE DEDUCTED FROM GIRPENOX VALM to be in poor condition or a high mileage vehicle to be in very good condition. In theSB CBSe$, the 1—SU"OMEAC<AND COMPACT CARE AND TRUCKS overall condition of the vehicle should be consid- III—STANDARD CARS AND TRUCKS ATE AND PERSONAL URT CARS AND NIMrzED TRUCKS • ered when making adjustment for vehicle value. TIC-LUlURT CARS AMEME This guide and mileage table has not been de- t aus ;s -signed to assist in appraising collectible or exotic ' vehicles. Please refer to the N.A.D.A. Classic w ,11 70S 525 600 22s 11li000 Ill 107s e2s 175 Collectible_ and Special Interest Car Appraisal i 1 122S 9S0 600 Al00 175 600 250 1225 Guide for assistance with these vehicles. ttto 175 s75 .Do 375 150 .10 11 1175 e75 600 375 150 ' 130000 11t 17SO 1300 950 650 IY 2025 1550 275 As with all vehicle evaluations, it is important to 1105 705 I325 SO 13000) 1 1250 925 625 375 consider all variables when establishing a to 11 1700 1250 ,25 1Eo0004- 111 2550 1950 350 550 225 vehicle value. IY 3050 I350 e75 ,00 1 227s ts25 loco 6so NOTE DEDUCTION SCAR CNGR ACREAGE UIOMD NOT \ ]V EXCEED N%OF TRADE-M VALUE V i r WARNING: Federal law requires that you state the mileage in connection with a transfer of ownership.Failure to complete the Odometer Disclosure Statement or providing a false statement may result in fines and/or imprisonment. ASSIGNMENT OF OWNERSHIP SELLER(S):The undersigned senerts)hereov state.si that the vehicle oesonoed on this title was transterree to me buyers)specified below.BUYER(S):Do not sign below until allsections nave been completed and signed by seaw(sl.Signing below indcates Chet DISCLOSURE STATEMENT made by seaer(s). you an Me of e CONDITION STATEMENT ara ths ODOMETER CONDITION STATEMENT Was this vehicle at the time of sale in condition for legal operation on the highway(S)Of this state? lsl YES ❑NO I state that.to the best of my knowledge and belief.the odometer reading specified below reflects the actual ODOMETER mileage.unless tine of the following statements is checked: ODOMETER RING No terrine y y knowledge the odometer reading reneols the amount of mileage In DISCLOSURE ( ) ❑ i hereby Certify Inat to the nest of m STATEMENT excess of ks meenaniul lungs.(The od—I-stoned at zero again.) ®L ❑ 1 hereby oerMy that the odm oeter reading is not actual mileage,WARNING:ODOMETER DISCREPANCY NAME BUY q's.'Please omd A OFt /`o! DEALER'S LICENSE NO.in danw) ADDRESS OF B Y-Ris)(Please Omit oit.J,� z �Iivi �7 d4,JbXc.11t 1—OG 0-2 C/ NAME OF UENHOLOER TO BE S NON NEW TRIL,lam inn.omt' Fa) ^ I DATE OF LIEN BUYER(S) A - D '�/Q ,A4 ' ADDRESS OF LtENHOLOER ' SIGMA RE YERISn fOrau / PRINTED NAME OF BUYERIS)(Aum m3 oIANN) X FFFg99 ppww..�. RM:�TP ! ll*V+�S D Cr TL�t� O=SOLD— (� DEALER'S LICENSE NO./p baler) �•.. SELLER(S) AODRESSOF E LE IS)( ) J►rAIL '`nCME u y, ����t�^ sfw Tl - - - dJ P IWIP ME OF SEIXERIS) aMeia1) V I�r RE-ASS NMEN OF O NERSHIP SELLER(S):The un rsignad sellers)hefeby statels)that the vehtae described On this s was transferred to the buyers)specified below.SUYER(S):Do not sign below unbl au—I n have been completed and signed by Wiens).Signing below eat ea that you are aware of the CONDITION STATEMENT and the ODOMETER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT made by sel)er(s). CONDITION Was this vehicle at the time of sale in condition for legal o ration on the highway(s)of this state? ❑ YES ❑NO STATEMENT 9a Pe I state that,to the best of my knowledge and belief.the odometer reading specified below reflects the actual ODOMETER mileage.unless one of the following statements is checked: ODOMETER READING(NO tenon) DISCLOSURE _ ❑ I hereby unify that to the best of my knowledge the Odometer reading reflects the amount of mileage in STATEMENT a a Q excess of Its mechanical limits.(The Odometer gonad at zero again.) 1:1 ❑ 1 hereby eaniy that the odometer reading is nix actual mileage.WARNING:ODOMETER DISCREPANCY NAME OF SUYERiS)iPleaseow) DEALER'S LICENSE NO.(II d"i a ADDRESS OF StAYER(S)(PWm wmm) NAME OF LIENNOLDER TO BE SHOWN ON NEW TITLE III no son.pmt'NONE-) DATE OF LIEN BUYER(S) ADDRESS OF LIENHOLDER SIGNATURE OF BUYER(S)(Or&.~Zed oeioa, PRINTED NAME OF BUYERS)(AWrpnred WOcy) X NAME OF SELLERIS)IP*sm O—r) DATE SOLO DEALER'S LICENSE NO.(Odeaw) I SELLER(S) ADDRESS OF SELLER(S)IPreeee pmt) SIGNATURE OF SELLER(S)(Or aumonrad oftol) PRINTED NAME OF SELLER(S)(Authored off") X - ANY FALSE STATEMENT IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE. ANY CHANGE OR ERASURE WILL VOID THIS TITLE. - ��L_ 197 4� ��c� r� 7 1 71113 DOCUMENT NAS AN ART4TCIAL WATERMARK PRIKI$p qi T118 SACK;ABSENCE OF TMS FRATURE WILL INDICATE A COPY. W�BSTER`�' B�vK 4814131193 TELLER'S CHECK WEBSTER PLAZA WATERBURY.CONNECTICUT 06702 Yr;�•..,��_.q 7 : 2111 910 PAY TO THE ORDER OF i .Jf!!IN f�t"y•it_�7 4�3.10�1 niq.t_r•1F a'Itla ;�r.� fE:MT��» I j i S!11!�• ('(�rl ��t r; AUTHORIZEDSIGNATURE, 1 REMITTER 9 VTU— VM GOO VA�L a PAYABLE TNRU F'RS'AA 9ANN of MINNESOTA.N.A.$T.PAUL MN MOU AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE(TING SIGNATURES REOUIREOOYER US,0001 r WARNING: Federal law requires that you state the mileage in connection with a transfer of ownership.Failure to complete the Odometer Disclosure Statement or providing a false statement may result in fines and/or imprisonment. ASSIGNMENT OF OWNERSHIP SELLER(S) The undersigned serer,sr hereby state s•!hat the venic!e described on this title was transferred to the buyer(s)specified bete,: BUYERS) Do not sign below until all sections nave been cc•hoieted n and signed by seilesl Signing below indicates that you are aware of the CONDITION STATEMENT and the ODOMETER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT made!:-.sener(s) CONDITION 1 Was this vehicle at the time of sale In condition for legal operation on the highway(s)of this state? YES NO STATEMENT. r .—, �l � 1 state that, to the hest of my kno%%led_•e and belief,the odometer reading specified below reflects the actual ODOMETER mileage,unless find of the follou int.statements is checked: • ODOMETER READING(No snfhs) l n -DISCLOSURE _ ❑ erehy certify that to the bast of my knowledge me odometer reading reuecs the amount of mueage m STATEMENT rII excess of its mechanical limits.(The odometer started at zero again.) `-`-' ❑ I hereov certify that the odometer reading is not actual mileage.WARNING:ODOMETER DISCREPANCY NAMEOFBUYEQ:S •Piase cr^!i DEALERS LICENSE NO ifr deaMn ADDRESS OF 2,-'ER,S1,P/ase c-:: " 7 � rIAME OF LIENHCLDER TO 6E$HONN 0 NEV;TITLE-it•ro,en.can!•NO BUYERS) CATE OF LIEN /'A+ �/Q•GL G r z ACORES$OF LIE HOLOER - AI SIGNAT PE2 YER(S.(Or our diced/ PRINTED NAME OF BUYER1St IAUMo�ru c.!!aell NA7d S LL E^S;(Please r:' ` DAL$O�0— DEALER'S LICENSE NO ,Il Cealer) -t=/�7k4 429-r r s �P cs TL t5 Y S 7' SELLER(S) ADDRESS OF'E-LEQ,S iPMa ^•nil ) l j�J�^ Ij T G 6 L7C /—✓4 .�5 t it�1.S a �'� S - P INT O NAME OF SELLER(S) qurtw,zec cr•ca:, 11 , A _ rA7 R -ASS NMENT OF O NERSHIP SELLERIS) The an, rsignetl seller(st hereby state(s)that the vehicle described on thisifiFe was transferred to the buyer(s)specified below.BUYER(S):Do not sign below until an secio ,have been completed and signed by seeerls) Signing below inoic as that you are aware of the CONDITION STATEMENT and the ODOMETER DISCLOSURE STATEMENT made by seser(s) CONDITION Was this vehicle at the time of sale In condition for legal operation on the highway(s)of this state? STATEMENT ❑ YES ❑NO 1 state that,to the best of my knowledge and belief,the odometer reading specified below reflects the actual ODOMETER mileage.unless one of the following Statements is checked: ODOMETER READING(No tenths) DISCLOSURE _ ❑ I hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge the odometer reading reflects the amount of mileage in STATEMENT excess of its mechanical limits.(The odometer started at zero again.) ❑❑❑!J❑❑ ❑ I hereby ceniy that the odometer reading is not actual mileage.WARNING:ODOMETER DISCREPANCY NA:OEOF BUYER S .crease Derr DEALER'S LICENSE NO.fit dearer) ADDRESS OE au-t-$,IP�ease ccc!i NAVE OF LIENHCLJEa TO BE 3HCWN ON NEW TITLE,"no tien pant-,VC.VE BUYER(S) L DATE OF LIEN ADDRESS OF LIE+HOLDER SIGNATURE OF BU+'ER,S)IO(a urecnzedonietai. i PRINTED NAME OF BUYER(S)fAu(nonzed otecal) X NAh1E OF SELLER S.!Please cniip DATE SOLD DEALER S LICENSE NO(i(ceamr) SELLER(S) ADDRESS OF Se__E R!S)fPaase c^m. SIGNATURE OF$ELLS R(SI(Or aurnoraed ofttcan PRINTED NAME OF SELLERS)(Authonzed orficai) X ANY FALSE STATEMENT IS A ANY CHANGE OR ERASURE WILL VOID THIS TITLE. 8475849 Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals , Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95.283,of the State of Co is /Conn cticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 *Property Owner's Name: '�'�G *Appellant's Name: 12:1; J � *Property Location: 1 *Property Type: 12`2 0 c:C G c (motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: A �T IJX c_ V/:L UCL 14 Ari AIlC.lIC vA�✓c_ = �' *Appellant's Estimate of Value: S D ) c (attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence 2r"r j J �/n �L �w .�����w��w��w���� �� ������w� •� ���� ������_mow _ signa4e of property owner or duly Zo date w agent(attach proofo.aulfficn uoF.; *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c% Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date,time, and place of hearing: M=,Lr /t3, /9 9g Appeal# i 1 Acct.# 5/ ,7.3 3 Street Code: Petition to the ;FEB 2' 7 1998 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 *Property Owner's Name: 0 G A r { I L a c *Appellant's Name: S-A,-.,± *Property Location: 4 e.% ' G✓a m/p *Property Type: _ 4 ( motor vehicle *Reason for Appeal: Vc �,� ss �nfr��� �,' h .,,,�� �0 P K •� o r' rA.4f *Appellant's Estimate of Value: .To 0 LIt1 l S ( n o r d'F ccCaw�t�(r t 6 dyy ( attach support documentati n if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence �It«rr�� / N C wY -/`r36 signature of property owne or duly authorized- date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 , �� e� V Date, time, and place of hearing: _Ap., I is 19 9 8 M.n d Q Y � 7 =a r Appeal# P Acct.# Street Code: 44R 1 0 Ss-e Sla ice ? CQ j�e / tr rnf. l 70 3 ,W, �ONN 8 4 yr 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sox.Co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 21, 1998 Mr. Raymond F. Bilodeau, Jr. 17 Stonehaven Circle South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. Bilodeau: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. After careful consideration, the Board has changed the assessment on this vehicle as follows: Grand List Account #51733/93 Dodge Spirit Old Assessment: $4,358 New Assessment: $4,050 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor Petition to the Board of Asses ment Appeals Town of SoL11- Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following info-oration about each property appealed. r Grand List of October 1, 19 1�'. . 1 *Property Owners Name: C CA /P555'�j *Appellant's Name: k,"T;., c _ F *Property Location: I % m7P *Property Type: ( motor vehic ) *Reason for Appeal: 7. *Appellant's Estimate of Value: ( a.ttarh su)Port dovx—..--^`.at:on if applicabl(�" *Name, mailing address, phone number of patty to be sent correspondekzr. � n F. *�==-- -----------=------------------ ---=-------- *--- ----- ------------- aa�i .i,< date .it�C.a.. va �rvr.. •J . -._J agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSou h Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: Lee• F f'� '�.�<:= ��` :c" �: ;, —. c Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: • tCwN s�� t� Tom olle Scw� � 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 l�osOR.co AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 21, 1998 Mrs. Marie Masciovecchio 164 Windsorville Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs. Masciovecchio: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. It is the opinion of the Board, after careful consideration, that the assessment is fair and equitable, therefore, no change has been made. Grand List Account #63130/90 Plymouth Voyager Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 7. *Property Owner's Name: C, *Appellant's Name: *Property Location: m/P *Property Type: L. • - ��C ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: *Appellant's Estimate of Value: C ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence : signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent ( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: c Appeal # Acct.# Street Code: o � W&U14410t 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 SOR•CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 21, 1998 Mrs. Marie Masciovecchio 164 Windsorville Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mrs. Masciovecchio: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. After careful consideration, the Board has changed the assessment on this vehicle as follows: Grand List Account #63129/87 Chevy Blazer Old Assessment: $3,378 New Assessment: $2,958 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor + FacetWin Screen Print for danna, from "UNIX" Query Next Previous Add Update Remove Table Screen Current 3.02 71.34 Index # Yr 119971/List I0659551/Hist TOR VEHICLE INFORMATION/Typ/16/9711 II I e I I Record 1 5346871 Reg # 1604MER 112 Cur Owner IPEDROTTY THOMASgCIORI Add I/ IPEDROTTY GAYLE A Owner/Rec IPEDROTTY THOMAS C OR I/ IPEDROTTY GAYLE A I Comment Address 18 CORNFIELD DR _I City ST Zp IS WINDSOR I , ICTI 1060741641 i EXEMPTIONS 01 Birth Date 107/17/511 Class 1011 PASSENGER I I o1 VIN IYV1AX8843K1356147 I I II 01 Make/Year IVOLV 1/119891 I I !I 01 4 240 DL - ED I/IGRY I I li 01 TOTALS Exemptions 1 01 Cust # -5346871 Bill # 1 . 0 Net Value 1 48131 Coc # 1 1 Due Date 1/2107/01/981/101/01/991 . 1 row(s) found Petition to the Board of Asses rnent Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following info-mation about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 *Property Owner's Name: /P559�j *Appellant's Name: ;`r r.,c F. *Property Location: J 7 Tc . `1_4,;, C f m7R /: > *Property Type: ( motor vehic ) r� *Reason for Appeal: i' 1, *Appellant's Estimate of Value: ( L attach su)port dociLmann♦a:on if applicabt.. _Name, mailing address, phone number of partly to be sent correspondette. �' - - -- ---------------------------- --------------- «--- --�� ----------- K�.dn F ....orr., n....,c—V -_ agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSour h Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: Sit' Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: ;-- 1 �toWN Sf+`� F TOW.*-, c)leSotdA ?1)& 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 f►aSOR-CO AREA CODE 203/644-2511 September 21, 1998 Mr. & Mrs. Conrad 864 Strong Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Conrad: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. After careful consideration, the Board has changed the assessment on this vehicle as follows: .Grand List Account #54226/69 Plymouth GTX Old Assessment: $4,270 New Assessment: $3,800 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 *Property Owner's Name: 1C �4- 00 Z 6 rnmA(� Cr �Cs� *Appellant's Name: 0- 0 *Property Location: c cA m/p *Property Type: -0-, 7 9 -5VZz4a ( motor vehicle) &A-a!«, S n f *Reason for Appeal: fir , ��t�' �� 11'r) I7G 1, Y'0';` Ux bk K, t Y)C. n *Appellant's Estimate of Value: 'cj J+�t��. ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence : C r _ r --------------- *------- rt-7- -------- signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: Appeal# Acct.# Street Code: SOVI N s f,t Q Town Cl7 s,� �C� 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 sop,coN� AREA CODE tt644-2511 September 21, 1998 Mr. & Mrs. Hazzard 11 Virginia Circle South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Hazzard: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. After careful consideration, the Board has changed the assessment on this vehicle as follows: Grand List Account #59150/89 Buick Century Old Assessment: $2,853 New Assessment: $2,363 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor h 1 Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 19 L *Property Owner's Name: )cLd�, 5 ��� z Z *Appellant's Name: �u *Property Location: m/p *Property Type: �" `-/ ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: * 1 � G Appellant s Estimate of Value: ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailing address phone numb r of party to be sent correspondence ' ' j r is �;' � ►1 � fit' (' � .. � I F' signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent ( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: t Appeal# Acct.# i I c-,C Street Code: At ♦ 1 `OWN 3r OTown aies-oaA ?Vzold.Aot G = 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 06074 soa•co` AREA CODE,�jbe/644-2531 86 September 21, 1998 Mr. & Mrs. Robinson 190 Long Hill Road South Windsor, CT 06074 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Robinson: The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals recently reviewed the assessment on your motor vehicle. After careful consideration, the Board has changed the assessment on this vehicle as follows: Grand List Account #67463/91 Honda Civ LX Old Assessment: $4,340 New Assessment: $3,125 Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor Petition to the Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor By the authority of Public Act 95-283, of the State of Connecticut Please print, or type, the following information about each property appealed. Grand List of October 1, 194. *Property Owner's Name: *Appellant's Name: ,, *Property Location: *Property Type: _ m/p k ( motor vehicle) *Reason for Appeal: y *Appellant's Estimate of Value: ( attach support documentation if applicable) *Name, mailinlf address, phone number of party to be sent correspondence : � Cc, -- -- -i- -`1-1c�L- >-------/ -.-���----------------- ----� �- �-- � signature of property owner or duly authorized date agent ( attach proof of authorization) *ALL SECTIONS MUST BE COMPLETED IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR HEARING. This form must be filed with and returned to : Board of Assessment Appeals c/o Assessor Office Town of South Windsor 1540 Sullivan AveSouth Windsor, Ct. 06074 Date, time, and place of hearing: Appeal # Acct.# Street Code: IYIV 1 V11 Y V111 t/►.` /�L\ ✓IL.L -..: . ..:'.......«ter "......,e.r...:........ .:.:.. n�,.:..e:. .'. .:r.:..: ..:..i. ....r.r,..e.:. ..... .:..... r .:a..: _.. ....... ........ ......,..... TOWN OF SOUTH WIN DSOR The 199W1ess budget tot me Town d SouM Windsm esdmeces that 1540 Sullivan Avenue $10,029,691 will be remk*d ram the State or CAxvolxu«n for vad«,s stated South Windsor, CT 06074 Nnanced mgmms.Without this assistance the mill rate would be 41.11 mills TAXPAYER'S COPY UST NUMBER ON GRAND UST TOTAL TAX DUE 67463 OCTOBER 1 , 1997 JUL 1 , 1998 MILL RATE GROSS ASSESSMENT 4 , 340 33 . 05 Ext_mpnoN 0 143 .44 NET ASSESSMENT 4 , 340 INT. ROBINSON KYLIAN N Tor. 190 LONG HILL RD S WINDSOR CT 060744271 HONDA 1991 CIV LX 4D SED RED 01 419KDJ 1HGED3557ML010935 / /536193/ / 40WN Srq Town 0-110s-otdh V4(;ndAat 1540 SULLIVAN AVENUE • SOUTH WIN//D/SOR. CONN. 06074 '4t6Soe•co' AREA CODE 203'/644-2511 860 Date: 9-19-97 ( Kylian Robinson ] 190 Long Hill Rd South Windsor CT 06074 [ ] The South Windsor Board of Assessment Appeals has reviewed your recent assessment appeal on the following property(s ) : 91 Honda Civic LX St.Code L#66698 -Rr�/M.V. [ The Board has reduced the assessed value on the above referenced properties as follows; From To 5425 3920 Total Total [ ] It is the opinion of the Board that the assessment is fair and equitable and, therefore, no change(s ) has been made. Respectfully yours, Board of Assessment Appeals Town of South Windsor 2/96 9/2 8/97 TOWN MANAGER �+ SF�p < TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. S joy 199, 9 Z S°Uth n,Of 0sor �r0 DEAR MR GALLIGAN: N j PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT YOU (TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR) IS IN VIOLATION OF THE ORDER SET DOWN BY THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMISSION EARLIER THIS YEAR, STATING THAT YOU (THE TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR) WILL RESPOND TO ALL FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUESTS IN A TIMELY FASHION ( 4 DAYS ) . YOU HAVE YET TO GIVE ME A RESPONSE TO MY MOST RECENT REQUEST (ASSESSMENT APPEALS) . RESPECTFULLY YOURS ANTHONY RUGGIERO 30 OVERLOOK RD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 AUGUST 21 , 1997 MR MATTHEW GALLIGAN TOWN MANAGER TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. PLEASE PROVIDE ME WITH THE ASSESSMENT ON THE UNREGISTERED VEHICLES AND REFUSE DUMPSTERS LOCATED AT 40BURNHAM ST. SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. THIS REQUEST IS UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. RESPECTFULLY YOURS ANTHONY RUGGIERO 30 OVERLOOK RD SOUTH WINDSOR, CT. 06074 ti a f: �® F