Dryden isn't going to get a break from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation in its ongoing battle to reverse the recent assessment of the Domtar Mill. MPAC says they have reviewed the Assessment Review Board decision with their legal team and determined they don't have enough to go on for an appeal. President Antoni Wisniowski says they aren't leaving Dryden's side. He says the ARB came up with the 14-million dollar value after hearing extensive evidence from both MPAC and Domtar.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Dryden Isn't Getting A Break From MPAC
Dryden isn't going to get a break from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation in its ongoing battle to reverse the recent assessment of the Domtar Mill. MPAC says they have reviewed the Assessment Review Board decision with their legal team and determined they don't have enough to go on for an appeal. President Antoni Wisniowski says they aren't leaving Dryden's side. He says the ARB came up with the 14-million dollar value after hearing extensive evidence from both MPAC and Domtar.
