NEW HAVEN, CT — New Haven's Tax Abatement Committee on Tuesday, Oct. 27, sent two nonprofits' requests for tax relief to the full Board of Alders with favorable reports, according to the city's legislative records.
Tax Abatement Committee
The committee met at 6 p.m. in the Board of Alders Chamber, 165 Church Street, second floor. Its favorable reports went to two requests: one from ConnCorp, LLC and the Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology, Inc. on 150 and 200 Dixwell Avenue, and one from the Manufacturing and Technical Community Hub on its account number 58200. Both groups ask the city to drop tax bills that followed missed paperwork renewing their exemptions, according to the filings attached to the orders.
The agenda also listed requests involving three residents' motor vehicle tax accounts, a request from NeighborWorks New Horizons for help on its properties, and a property company's request for a 17-year abatement at 468 Middletown Avenue.
Aldermanic Affairs Committee
The committee was scheduled to hear and act on appointments Monday, Oct. 26, at 6 p.m. in the Board of Alders Chamber. The agenda listed Myla Generette for the Commission on Disabilities; Timothy Holahan and Sergio Rodriguez for the New Haven Democracy Fund Board; and Melinda Agron and Keith Krolak as regular members of the Historic District Commission. Minutes had not been posted as of Friday, Oct. 30.