1972-10-09 - Resolution 1972-32 - Request the Illinois Legislature be requested to enact legislation equalizing assessment practices RESOLUTION NO. 72- 3 2
WHEREAS, The Village of Buffalo Grove located in the counties
of Lake and Cook is subject to different tax assess-
ment procedures by the two counties in which it is
located; and
WHEREAS, such assessment procedures result in similar property
located in separate counties and townships, having
different assessments and different tax bills for the
same service; and
WHEREAS, the equalizer factor applied by the Department of
Local Governmental Affairs does not equalize the
assessed valuation for the properties ;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Village President and
Board of Trustees of the Village of Buffalo Grove, Counties of
Cook and Lake, Illinois, that:
Section 1. The Illinois legislature be requested to enact
legislation equalizing assessment practices to
eliminate all inequities in the assessment of real
properties in the State of Illinois including the
Counties of Cook and Lake; and
Section 2. That wherever different assessment policies exist
in a Municipality which covers two counties or
more, that the lower assessment practice be adopted
as the only fair and equitable method of tax assess-
ment; and,
Section 3. The Village Clerk be directed to forward copies of
this resolution to Governor Ogilvie, State Senators
John A. Graham and Karl Berning, Representatives
Eugenia S . Chapman, David J. Regner, Eugene F.
Schlickman, John H. Kleine, George W. Lindberg and
Daniel M. Pierce.
Dated this `� day of 71-: 1)972 .
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October 12, 1972
REF: RESOLUTION 72-32
Copy of subject resolution has been sent
to the following people this date :
Governor Ogilvie
State Senators John Graham and Karl Berning
Representatives Eugenia S. Chapman,
David J. Regner, Eugene F. Schlickman,
John Kleine, George W. Lindberg and
Daniel M. Pierce
Harold Katz, Brad Glass, Brian Duff,
Don Norman, John Porter and Ann Matasar