What must be included in the submission to the County Tax Administrator within 30 days by an assessor after municipal-wide reassessment approval?

The requirement for an assessor to submit a Plan of Work to the County Tax Administrator within 30 days following municipal-wide reassessment approval is essential for several reasons. This document outlines the steps and methodologies that will be utilized in the reassessment process. It provides a structured approach and timeline for how the reassessment will be carried out, ensuring that all necessary procedures are documented and communicated properly.

The Plan of Work serves as a guideline for both the assessor and the County Tax Administrator, facilitating better coordination and oversight throughout the reassessment period. It demonstrates the assessor's commitment to compliance with state regulations and provides a clear framework for accountability. By requiring this plan, the County Tax Administrator can monitor the progress of the reassessment and intervene if necessary.

While a contract proposal, assessment list, or tax records might also play important roles in the overall assessment process, they do not fulfill the specific requirement mandated within the 30-day timeframe which emphasizes a structured approach through the Plan of Work.