NNS Tax Refund Request - CH Hotel Associates, Ltd. - 4-3-95 - IX-B

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f 3. I received no answer to my letter to Mr. Homer. The partnership also did not receive a 1991 tax bill although I had earlier notified Mr. Horner of our correct address in my 20 February 1991 letter. My next correspondence from your department was a 15 October 1992 notice of past due taxes (copy enclosed). 4. Upon receipt of the 15 October notice, I promptly responded to Mr. Horner in a letter dated 19 October 1992 (copy enclosed). In that letter, I questioned why I had not heard from your department and why the taxes were so high. We did not receive a 1992 tax bill during this time. 5. Shortly after Mr. Horner received my letter a gentlemen in your department (I believe his name was John Smith, but I can't be sure.) called to say that based upon my letter, he would conduct a bit of research into my concerns. I never heard anything else from your department until I received a Judgment for Taxes dated 3 February 1993 (copy enclosed). 6. I promptly responded to you by telephone and was told that the matter was an assessment not a tax matter and that I should correspond with Kermit Lloyd, County Assessor. Accordingly, I wrote Mr. Lloyd on 24 February 1993 (copy enclosed) in an effort to have me concerns addressed. 7. On 25 March 1993, I wrote Mr. Homer another letter (copy enclosed) still asking to understand why we were being billed such high taxes when half of our property had been taken. 8. Mr. Lloyd responded to me in a letter of 9 April 1993 (copy enclosed). Not content with his response, I wrote him back on 13 April 1993 (copy enclosed). I never received any more correspondence from him following my request for further assistance. 9. One 2 June 1993, I received a Tax Foreclosure notice from your department (copy enclosed).