The Village of Summit contracts with an independent firm for assessment services to fill the Appointed Statutory Position of Assessor. Grota Appraisals, LLC is the current firm and holds a two year contract with Summit (2019- 2020).
The Assessor's main responsibility is to value all real and personal property according to state law.
The Assessor additionally holds monthly office hours at the Village Hall, field verifies new, razed and altered buildings, provides notice of changed assessments to residents, provides the official assessment roll to Village Clerk, holds annual Open Book inspections, and attends all sessions of the Board of Review.
Contact Information
GROTA APPRAISALS, LLC
NATHAN CARLSON
N88W16573 Main Street
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Phone: 262-253-1142
Village Hall Office Hours
1st Tuesday of each Month
8:30 am - 11:30 am
OPEN BOOK & BOARD OF REVIEW INFORMATION:
2024 OPEN BOOK
Tuesday, May 7, 2024
9-11 AM
No Appointment Necessary
Nate Carlson, 262.253.1142 or natecarlson@catalisgov.com
2024 Board of Review
Tuesday May 28, 2024
4-6 pm
BOARD OF REVIEW **BY APPOINTMENT ONLY**
Contact Clerk for appointments:
deputyclerk@summitvillage.org
(262) 567-2757
*48 HOUR NOTICE OF INTENT PRIOR TO BOARD OF REVIEW IS REQUIRED*
Notice of Intent can be provide by calling (262) 567-2757 or via email at deputyclerk@summitvillage.org
Additional Materials:
2024 Materials
If I disagree with the assessment or classification of my property, what can I do about it?
If you disagree with your assessment, sec. 70.47, Wis. Stats., grants you the right to appeal.
There is a local Board of Review (BOR) for all property assessed by the local assessor. The Wisconsin Board of Assessors reviews manufacturing property assessed by the state assessors. For information on filing an appeal with the Wisconsin Board of Assessors, please refer to the DOR website on the Business tab under Manufacturing. There are some requirements to appeal your assessment to the BOR.
- A written or oral notice of your intent to file an objection must be filed with the Board's clerk at least 48 hours before the first scheduled meeting of the BOR.
- A written and signed form of objection to property assessment must be filled out and filed with the BOR clerk within the first 2 hours of the BOR’s first scheduled meeting.
- Objection forms are available from the local clerk.