An assault on our rights
- Thread starter bobpbx
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I'll remember that for Bass. They didn't have one years ago when I went down there and asked at the office.
Ben, humor me. On that site, what do they have for this one. But wait, do you mean you actually had to go to the office?
Ben, humor me. On that site, what do they have for this one. But wait, do you mean you actually had to go to the office?
Most towns have a "pay your taxes online" button that brings you to a page where you can enter in information to search for the property.
bassriver-nj.org
Scroll down to "Visit Bass River Taxes Online to view and pay property taxes"
I couldn't find anything for block 116 lot 17 in Bass River. Is the parcel you have in your photo from there?
Offices – Bass River Township
bassriver-nj.org
Scroll down to "Visit Bass River Taxes Online to view and pay property taxes"
I couldn't find anything for block 116 lot 17 in Bass River. Is the parcel you have in your photo from there?
I actually do know that is a Haines' property. I was only using those two lots in my exhibit, my complaint, to show everyone that you can no longer do simple things online because counties like Burlington and Ocean have removed the right to do that. Sad.
Those property tax bills remind me of my late father. He would occasionally say to me, “Do you think you own your house? Stop paying your property taxes and you’ll find out who owns your house.”
I have found that there are certain people who have less info online than others when it comes to property searching. Just saying.
Yeah, understood. I'm just annoyed that the search is no longer structured where I can open up the one very fast online map and it gives the answer in a snap, and I'm done.
Bob alot of Haines ground in the app onx is listed just as private property with no information for owner. I checked it for this block and same thing. I was up that way this fall and fresh Haines signs on the boundary. Be careful if you go up that way the bridge is gone.
Oh, I thought you were referring to the Red Road. I'm still not clear on which bridge, the only one in that area is the one over andrews road at lake Oswego.
Bob if you were to head that way from Harrisville up the Martha road there is small bridge. It has been getting worse and worse its totally gone now.
Oh, I think you mean the one over Buck Run. That's terrible news, it cuts off a good portion of the area I sometimes botanize in. I recall that at one point they put a metal plate over the remaining boards. It's always nice being up that far. Very quiet and little traffic.
If it is the Buck Run bridge that is a problem. I think the FFS would want to know. And there is a piece of private property up there and they need to have access even if they don't go there. I will check and see if the state has acquired it since the last time I looked.
I just checked and the state tax map shows it being green which usually means the state owns the lot. However, I see no record of the state acquiring it since 1986 when Betty Bloomer acquired it from Arthur Bloomer so I still believe it is in private hands. They would have to fix the bridge in my mind. Plus, we know they were going to after I mentioned it was damaged and they brought the pipe there.
I agree, So if the owner wanted to get to their property the state would have to give them access.
It is the bridge that Ted Gordon got a flat tire on and he could not jack the car so he called me. I drove all the way there and changed it and on the way out a thunderstorm of thunderstorms hit when we made it to Harrisville. The nails were all sticking out because the wood was gone.
