The Council of Homeowner Associations helps subdivision and condominium associations in the Farmington / Farmington Hills area with homeowner issues such as deed restrictions,
local land use and architectural controls, property values, maintenance of commons areas, and social events.
This umbrella group helps all the associations to further their local concerns by establishing communication between groups and having more clout on a city-wide basis.
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Council of Homeowner
Associations
City of Farmington
Hills
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General Membership Meeting Announcement
7:00 pm November 19, 2019
City Council Chambers
TOPIC
All About Property Assessment
SPEAKER
Matthew A. Dingman
City Assessor
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Matt Dingman's presentation will take us inside the property assessment process,
addressing such topics as:
- How assessment values are developed
- The impact of Proposal A
- How taxable value can become uncapped inadvertently
- Principal residence exemptions
- The appeals process: what helps, what doesn't
Bring your questions so we can all learn more about this important function that affects City
funding and our personal finances.
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Matt Dingman is a long-term City employee with nearly 24 years of service to the City, including in
his role as City Assessor for the last 10 years. After graduation from Oakland University in Finance, Matt's focus has been in assessment administration for 29 years.
Certifed at the highest professional level available, Matt is a "Michigan Master Assessing
Officer". He is active as a well-regarded writer on assessment practices, and also serves as an instructor for the Michigan Assessor's Association. He is Chair of the Association's
Legislative Committee, and has testified before State House and Senate Committees.
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Upcoming Meeting Dates
January 21, 2020
March 17, 2020
May 19, 2020
September 12, 2020
November 17, 2020
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