Thursday, April 2, 2020

Remote and Virtual Court Appearances: Guidelines and Considerations

Remote and 

                    Legal Notice  to Ramsey Co Assessor Luis Rosario    apparantly with Ramsey County since 2005.          QUESTIONS
         Forensic Files                   
Sharon Scarrella Anderson 697 Surrey St. Paul Tax Statements - Google Search
                               2006 Stealing Sharons Fully Licensed, car, trailer,Insured by Parks and Rec
MIKE HAHM further stealing HS then assessments. to force Tax Forclosure.
                             http://sharon4anderson.blogspot.com

                              2006 and 7  Heinous,Bizzare Water Shut off to Condemn 697 Surrey also to
Covert Coverup the Murder of Sharons 2nd Husbandhttp://cpljimanderson.blogspot.com
                             Murdered 21Sept2000  now 20 yrs ago.

       COUNT I MS508.XX  http://taxthemax.blogspot.com
PROPERTY ADDRESS / ABBREVIATED TAX DESCRIPTION                Ramsey County                       Web: www.co.ramsey.mn.us...

            Pursuant to my call 1Apr2020 to your office  apparantly at your Home 651-266-2137 requesting any/all files taking Affiants Full Homestead and Blindness/Disabled Credits.
   Mother Bernice A Peterson ran 4 Mayor 1983 to resolve Realest6ate ISSUES.  God Rest her Soul.



                                   COUNT II
                       Please provide how many lawyers on your staff, layoffs if any.
apparantly Luis you are not a Lawyer, but employ lawyers.
                                  COUNT III
                      On what basis without Valid Complaints,Warrants,Quiet Titles
is Excessive Inspections apparantly by DSI Richardo Cervantes liened on
private propertys.
 brings into play the DFL OBAMA lawyer Tom Perez
House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
The quid pro quo between the Department of Justice and the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, is largely the result of the machinations of one man: Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez. Yet the consequences of his actions will negatively affect not only Fredrick Newell and the lowincome residents of St. Paul who he championed. The effects of this quid pro quo will be felt by future whistleblowers who act courageously, and often at great personal risk, to fight fraud and identify waste on behalf of federal taxpayers. The effects of withdrawing Magner will be felt by the minority tenants in St. Paul who, due to the case’s challenge to the City’s housing code, continue to live with rampant rodent infestations and inadequate plumbing. The effects of sacrificing Newell’s case will cost American taxpayers the opportunity to recover up to $200 million and allow St. Paul’s misdeeds to go unpunished. Far more troubling, however, is the fundamental damage that this quid pro quo has done to the rule of law in the United States and to the reputation of the Department of Justice as a fair and i
HUD Sued for Records of Obama Administration Involvement in Controversial St. Paul, MN, Housing Discrimination Case | Judicial Watchmpartial arbiter of justice.

        THEREFORE; re FOIA DEMAND  Reinstate full Blindness and HS Credits and Refund since fraudulent change in 2006,
                      Will work on the Criminal Exvcessive Inspections at another time.

Examiner of Titles

The Examiner of Titles and deputy examiners are attorneys appointed by district court judges to perform the judicial, administrative and legal adviser duties specified in the Minnesota Land Registration Act, also known as the Torrens Act, in accordance with the Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 508.




Assessor’s Office about your questions or concerns at 651-266-2131.
 Parcel IDOwnerProperty Address
View Report322922410053 SHARON LEE ANDERSON697 SURREY AVE

The assessor has determined your property's classification(s) to be: Taxes Payable in 2020 Taxes Payable in 2021 (2019 Assessment) (2020 Assessment) The assessor has estimated your property's market value to be: Estimated Market Value: Several factors can reduce the amount that is subject to tax: Green Acres Value Deferral: Plat Deferment: Disabled Veterans Exclusion: Mold Damage Exclusion: Homestead Market Value Exclusion: Taxable Market Value: If this box is checked your classification has changed from last year's assessment. Frac. Dis Res Hstd Frac. Res Non-Hstd Frac. Dis Res Hstd Frac. Res Non-Hstd



Luis Rosario has been selected as the Director of the Ramsey County Assessor department. Rosario has worked in the department since 2005, most recently as supervisor of the Residential Property unit. The Ramsey County Assessor’s Office estimates market value and determines property classification for all properties in Ramsey County – currently consisting of more than 160,000 parcels valued at nearly $50.4 billion dollars. Rosario will oversee a staff of 52, including 32 property appraisers who conduct on-site property valuations of all parcels on a five-year cycle.

Rosario holds licensure as a Senior Accredited Minnesota Assessor through the Department of Revenue and also as a certified residential real property appraiser through the Department of Commerce. Prior to joining Ramsey County, Rosario owned aLouis Rosariond ran a private residential property appraisal firm for six years.

The appointment of Ramsey County Assessor will require approval by the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners. The board is scheduled to vote on the appointment of Rosario on September 12. Pending approval, Rosario would take the oath of office following a procedural review of the appointment by the Minnesota Department of Revenue. Current Assessor Stephen Baker will remain with the department in an advisory role until his planned retirement in the months ahead.

Rosario holds a bachelor's in business and finance from the University of Saint Thomas and is bilingual in English and Spanish. A lifelong Ramsey County resident, Rosario grew up in Saint Paul’s West Side and currently resides in Saint Paul’s Summit Hill neighborhood with his wife. The couple have an adult son and daughter. ate propertys.
             Virtual Court Appearances: Guidelines and Considerations

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