Summary
On March 16, 1974, John L. Malloy wrote the St. James Township Board of Review to protest new assessed valuations on two properties. He argued that Beaver Island taxpayers received fewer public services than mainland residents and listed roads, beach maintenance, sidewalks, fire, police, water, sewer, and garbage concerns.
Evidence and limits
This is an individual advocacy letter, not an assessment register, legal decision, or evidence that the requested review changed a valuation.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, March 1974, “Taxes Galore.”Prints John L. Malloy’s March 16 letter to the St. James Township Board of Review protesting increased assessed valuation. It argues that island taxpayers receive fewer services and lists roads, beach, sidewalks, fire, police, water, sewer, and garbage concerns; it does not supply assessment records, legal findings, board minutes, or a response.