Re: JC Bus Map
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Really? Nothing??
Why? And by why I mean why isn't there a comprehensive map available to the people that they serve?
Posted on: 2010/6/3 17:09
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JC Bus Map
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Does anyone know of a map that shows all of the bus lines/routes in Jersey City?
Posted on: 2010/6/3 13:01
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Re: Roof repair?
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We used Capitol and were VERY happy.
They removed 4 old layers of tar and paper roofing, knocked down one troublesome chimney, replaced our gutters, and laid a "rubber roof" In fact they broken one of the glass panels when removing one of our skylights (necessary in order to lay the rubber roofing membrane). They cut and put a small piece of plywood in place and came back and replaced the piece with glass within 2 days. Very efficient. I thought their pricing was competitive.
Posted on: 2009/12/9 19:43
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Re: Tax Assesment
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That's great info. Thanks!
it was the contractor. Very professional guy super quality work. He pulled the permits. Said they were required by law.
Posted on: 2009/10/15 19:51
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Tax Assesment
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We recently received a notice from the Jersey City Office of the City Assessor stating that they had increased the value of our home by $25K. We were also retroactively billed to back in 2008.
When I called to find out why they said it was because we had pulled a permit in 2008. I said yes, we needed to get our roof fixed it had begun to leak. I was informed that this increased the value of our home. My response was, "This was not a capital improvement but a general maintenance issue. Had we not repaired it the value of our home would substantially decreased. This was done to maintain it's current value. Additionally we were only charged $6K for the repairs and most of that cost was labor so what is the 25K assessment based upon?" The blunt response I got was, " That's not true but, if you want you can't try and appeal it." I'm not sure what wasn't true but I could tell that the person had no interest in explaining themselves further. Of course we are going to attempt to appeal this assessment but, I do have some questions so I'm not walking into this situation blind. -Is it allowable for them to re-assess you for general maintenance issues? -Are there any laws/codes that define this? - Is there a difference between General Maintenance and Capital Improvement? -Has anyone else gone through this process? -Should we get representation? I really appreciate any recommendations that you all can provide. THANKS!
Posted on: 2009/10/14 16:18
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