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Thomas Mark Evans Petitioner Vs. Township Of Golden Respondent · 26-001549-TT

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STATE OF MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN TAX TRIBUNAL

Thomas Mark Evans,

Petitioner,

v.

MTT Docket No. 26-001549

Township Of Golden,

Respondent.

COVER LETTER

INDEX OF ATTACHED SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION

This cover letter transmits the documents attached below as potential supporting evidence and

documentation in connection with Petitioner's Amended Petition in the above-captioned matter. These

materials were previously submitted to, or issued by, Respondent's March 2026 Board of Review, and are

referenced in Item 20 of the Petition and in the accompanying Statement of Facts Supporting Relief

Requested.

1. Assessor Support Statements (pages 2–10)

Pages 2–5 — Parcel 64-006-650-038-50 (8448 W Hazel Rd, Mears, MI)

Pages 6–8 — Parcel 64-006-650-038-00 (8446 W Hazel Rd, Mears, MI — main hotel building)

Pages 9–10 — Parcel 64-006-630-001-00 (8446 W Hazel Rd, Mears, MI — no separately

assigned address)

2. Board of Review Decision Notices (pages 11–13)

Page 11 — Parcel 64-006-650-038-00 (partial reduction: $545,300 to $487,500)

Page 12 — Parcel 64-006-630-001-00 (reduction denied: $633,500 / $582,514 unchanged)

Page 13 — Parcel 64-006-650-038-50 (reduction denied: $250,100 unchanged)

All of the foregoing documents are incorporated herein by reference and are attached in full following this

cover letter.

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Assessor Support Statement 

 

Parcel: 006-650-038-50 

Property Address: 8448 W Hazel Rd, Mears MI 

Owner: Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

Township: Golden Township, Oceana County 

 

Purpose 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This statement is submitted in support of a property tax assessment appeal for the above parcel and is 

intended to assist the Golden Township Board of Review, with supporting information for the township 

assessor, in determining the true cash value of the real estate associated with the property following the 

May 1, 2025 transfer of ownership. In accordance with MCL 211.27, which recognizes that purchase 

price alone does not necessarily represent the true cash value of real property, this statement provides 

clarification regarding the components of the transaction and identifies the portion of the purchase 

attributable to real property as distinct from other assets included in the transaction. 

 

Property Description 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The subject parcel contains approximately 0.482 acres of commercially zoned land located within the 

Silver Lake commercial corridor and includes a commercial building originally constructed in 1950. 

The township assessment record currently lists the building size as 3,736 square feet. 

However, based on physical measurements of the building footprint, the actual building area 

is approximately 3,150 square feet. The owner respectfully requests that the township review and verify 

the building measurements used in the assessment record, as building square footage is a primary 

component of the cost-based valuation model used in property assessments. 

 

Transaction Summary 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The property transferred on May 1, 2025 for $575,000. The transaction reflected the acquisition of 

multiple components associated with the property and its redevelopment potential, including: 

• 

the real estate (land and building) 

• architectural and design plans prepared for redevelopment of the site 

• engineering documentation associated with site planning and infrastructure considerations 

• environmental reports and related due diligence materials 

• restaurant furniture and movable furnishings remaining within the building 

• redevelopment opportunity associated with the location 

It is the current owners understanding that items such as architectural plans, engineering 

documentation, environmental reports, and restaurant furnishings represent development assets or 

personal property rather than taxable real estate improvements. 

 

Building Condition at Time of Transfer 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At the time of purchase, the building had been substantially gutted by the previous owner. 

 

Key conditions included: 

• 

removal of restaurant related equipment 

• 

removal of interior restaurant build-out and operational infrastructure 

• 

absence of functional restaurant facilities 

• 

the need for substantial renovation before restaurant operations could resume 

 

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Use and Zoning Uncertainty at Time of Transfer 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Prior to the sale, the previous owner had intended to convert the building to an off-road vehicle rental 

operation, and the property was no longer functioning as a restaurant. Because of these circumstances, 

the continued use of the property as a restaurant was uncertain at the time of transfer and required 

confirmation through the local zoning and regulatory process. This uncertainty created additional risk 

and redevelopment cost for a potential buyer and represents a form of functional and legal 

obsolescence affecting the value of the real estate at the time of purchase. 

 

Building Depreciation and Physical Condition 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

According to the township assessment record, the building reflects a Physical Percent Good of 

approximately 47%, indicating significant depreciation due to age and condition. In addition to this 

physical depreciation, the property experienced functional obsolescence due to the removal of 

restaurant interior improvements and the lack of operational infrastructure at the time of purchase. 

 

The owner also notes that the improvement value reflected in the assessment record may not fully 

reflect the condition of the structure at the time of transfer. Because the building had been substantially 

gutted and lacked the infrastructure necessary to function as a restaurant, the building represented a 

commercial shell requiring significant renovation. As a result, the contributory value of the building 

improvements at the time of purchase would reasonably be lower than that of a comparable 

operational restaurant property. 

 

Comparable Property Evidence 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A nearby comparable commercial property is located at: 

8407 W Silver Lake Rd (Parcel 006-180-024-00). 

 

Assessment comparison (2025 values): 

Property 

Acres 

Frontage 

SEV 

Sq Ft 

8448 W Hazel Rd (subject) 

0.482 

130 ft 

$185,200 

3,736 (adj. 3,150) 

8407 W Silver Lake Rd 

0.413 

120 ft 

$128,500 

2,490 

The comparable property retains restaurant infrastructure and has historically functioned as an 

operational restaurant facility. Despite this, the comparable parcel reflects a substantially lower 

assessed value than the subject property. 

 

Given the subject property's condition at the time of purchase and the uncertainty surrounding 

restaurant use, the subject parcel would reasonably be expected to reflect a similar or lower real estate 

value relative to the comparable property. 

 

Assessment Trend Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Township assessment records show a significant difference in the change in State Equalized Value 

between the subject property and the nearby comparable restaurant property located at 8407 W Silver 

Lake Rd. 

Property 

2025 SEV 

2026 SEV 

Increase 

8448 W Hazel Rd (Subject) 

$185,200 

$250,100 

+$64,900 

8407 W Silver Lake Rd 

$128,500 

$142,200 

+$13,700 

While both properties are similar in age and general commercial use, the subject property experienced 

an increase of approximately 35%, whereas the comparable property increased by approximately 10.7%. 

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Given the similar characteristics of the properties, the substantially larger increase applied to the subject 

parcel appears inconsistent with the principle of uniform assessment required under Michigan property 

tax law. 

 

Cost Model Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Township assessment records also include the assessor’s estimated True Cash Value (TCV) generated 

through the state cost valuation model. 

Property 

Estimated TCV 

Building Size 

TCV per Sq Ft 

8448 W Hazel Rd (Subject) 

$384,163 

3,736 sq ft (adj. 3,150 sf) 

~$102 / sq ft (adj. $122/sf) 

8407 W Silver Lake Rd 

$158,750 

2,490 sq ft 

~$63 / sq ft 

 

This indicates that the township cost model is valuing the subject property at approximately 60% higher 

value per square foot than the nearby comparable restaurant property. Given that both structures are 

similar in age and commercial use, and that the subject property required substantial renovation at the 

time of purchase, this difference suggests that the valuation applied to the subject property may not 

accurately reflect its condition or functional utility. 

 

Building Condition Factors Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Property 

Year Built 

Effective Age 

Physical % Good 

Functional % Good 

8448 W Hazel Rd (subject) 

1950 

25 yrs 

47% 

100% 

8407 W Silver Lake Rd 

1952 

38 yrs 

35% 

100% 

 

Building Condition Factors 

Township assessment records indicate that the subject property at 8448 W Hazel Rd is assigned 

an effective age of 25 years, a physical percent good of 47%, and a functional percent good of 100%. By 

comparison, the nearby restaurant property at 8407 W Silver Lake Rd is assigned an effective age of 38 

years, a physical percent good of 35%, and a functional percent good of 100%. 

 

It is the owner’s understanding that effective age and physical percent good are both indicators used in 

the assessment model to reflect the relative age, condition, and remaining useful life of a structure. In 

general, a lower effective age and higher physical percent good suggest that a building is in better 

overall condition and has greater remaining utility than an older or more deteriorated comparable 

structure. Here, however, the subject property had been substantially gutted prior to the 2025 transfer 

of ownership, lacked restaurant equipment and interior operational infrastructure, and was not 

functioning as a restaurant at the time of purchase. The comparable property, while older in effective 

age and lower in physical percent good, retained restaurant infrastructure and operational utility. 

Given these circumstances, it is the owner’s understanding that the subject property would not 

reasonably be expected to reflect a younger effective age, a stronger physical condition profile, and 

a 100% functional rating when compared with a nearby operational restaurant property of similar 

vintage. 

Accordingly, the assessment record may not fully reflect the actual condition, utility, and renovation 

burden associated with the subject property at the time of transfer. 

 

 

 

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Requested Adjustment 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Based on: 

• 

corrected building square footage 

• 

the gutted condition of the building at the time of transfer 

• 

uncertainty regarding permitted restaurant use 

• 

functional and physical depreciation of the structure 

• 

the nearby comparable restaurant property 

It is our understanding that in commercial valuation practice, a loss of functional utility of this nature is 

often addressed through a functional obsolescence adjustment, commonly in the range of 

approximately a minimum of 20% or greater depending on the extent of the deficiency. 

It is in the owner’s opinion when applying a square footage adjustment, as well as a, 20% functional 

adjustment to the comparable property’s 2025 SEV of $128,500 results in an estimated SEV of 

approximately $103,000 for the subject property. 

Based on the condition of the building at the time of transfer, the uncertainty regarding restaurant use, 

and the renovation required to restore the property to operational restaurant use, the owner 

respectfully requests that the Golden Township Board of Review consider an adjusted State Equalized 

Value in the range of approximately $103,000. 

 

Submitted by 

Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

 

 

 

 

 

C/O Tom Evans 

8446 W Hazel Rd 

Mears, MI 49436 

 

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Assessor Support Statement 

Parcel: 006-650-038-00 

Property Address: 8446 W Hazel Rd, Mears MI 

Owner: Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

Township: Golden Township, Oceana County 

 

Purpose 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This statement is submitted in support of a property tax assessment appeal for the above parcel 

and is intended to assist the Golden Township Board of Review, with supporting information for 

the township assessor, in determining the true cash value of the real estate associated with the 

property following the 2024 transfer of ownership. In accordance with MCL 211.27, which 

recognizes that purchase price alone does not necessarily represent the true cash value of real 

property, this statement provides clarification regarding the components of the transaction and 

identifies the portion of the purchase attributable to real property as distinct from business 

assets and other non-real estate components included in the acquisition. 

 

Property Description 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The subject parcel contains approximately 0.852 acres of commercially zoned land located 

within the Silver Lake tourism corridor and includes multiple motel-style lodging buildings and 

accessory structures associated with the Silver Sands Hotel & Resort. Township assessment 

records indicate a total building area of approximately 13,908 square feet across three 

structures. However, during acquisition it was identified the total building area is approximately 

13,018 square feet. The owner respectfully requests that the township review and verify the 

building measurements used in the assessment record, as building square footage is a primary 

component of the cost-based valuation model used in property assessments. 

 

Transaction Summary 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The property transferred in 2024 as part of the acquisition of the Silver Sands Hotel & Resort. 

The transaction included not only the real estate itself but also the acquisition of an operating 

hospitality business. The purchase included elements such as furniture, fixtures and equipment 

(FF&E), established reservation systems, operational infrastructure, customer goodwill, and 

other components associated with an operating hotel business. It is the owner's understanding 

that these items represent business value rather than taxable real estate value under Michigan 

property tax law. 

 

Building Characteristics 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The improvements on the parcel consist primarily of older motel-style lodging buildings typical 

of earlier development within the Silver Lake tourism market. Township assessment records 

indicate effective ages of approximately 35–40 years and physical percent good ratings between 

roughly 35% and 40%, indicating substantial depreciation associated with the age and condition 

of the structures. 

 

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Comparable Property Evidence 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A nearby comparable lodging property is the Dunes Waterfront Hotel located at 1180 N Shore 

Dr (Parcel 006-140-022-00). 

Property 

Sq Ft 

Rooms Building Value (SEV) 

SEV per Sq Ft 

Silver Sands Hotel (Subject) 

13,908 (13,018) 

34 

$492,100 

~$35/sf ($38/sf) 

Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

46,440 

74 

$1,318,700 

~$28/sf 

For purposes of this comparison, the building value was derived by subtracting the township-

assigned land value from the total State Equalized Value of each parcel, allocating the remaining 

value to the building improvements. This method allows the improvement values to be 

compared without the influence of waterfront land premiums. 

Despite the Dunes Waterfront Hotel being significantly larger, newer, and located directly on 

the Silver Lake waterfront, the Silver Sands property reflects a higher building value per square 

foot. The subject parcel is assessed at approximately $35–$38 per square foot, compared with 

approximately $28 per square foot for the Dunes Waterfront Hotel. 

Because the subject property consists of older motel-style lodging structures with smaller room 

sizes and greater physical depreciation, it would generally be expected to reflect a lower 

building value profile than a newer, larger hotel property. The current assessment therefore 

suggests that the improvement value assigned to the subject parcel may be disproportionately 

high relative to comparable lodging properties within the township. 

 

Room Size Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Property 

Sq Ft 

Rooms 

Sq Ft per Room 

Silver Sands Hotel (Subject) 

13,908 (13,018) 

34 

~409 (~382) 

Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

46,440 

74 

~628 

The comparable hotel provides significantly more building area per room than the subject 

property. This typically reflects a higher construction cost and overall improvement value 

profile. Despite this, the township assessments reflect nearly identical SEV per square foot. 

 

Land Value Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Property 

Acres 

Land Value 

Land Value per Acre 

Silver Sands Hotel (Subject) 

0.852 

$106,400 

~$124,800 

Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

2.137 

$1,050,000 

~$491,000 

The township assessment records reflect a significant land value premium associated with the 

direct Silver Lake waterfront location of the Dunes Waterfront Hotel. The comparable property 

carries a land value of $1,050,000 (approximately $491,000 per acre) compared with $106,400 

(approximately $124,800 per acre) for the subject parcel. Because the waterfront premium is 

already reflected in the land component of the comparable property’s assessment, the 

improvement values of the two properties should reasonably reflect the structural differences 

between a larger waterfront hotel property and the smaller inland motel-style lodging 

structures located on the subject parcel. 

 

Cost Model Review 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Township assessment records include calculations generated through the state commercial cost 

valuation model. Because the model relies heavily on building square footage, depreciation 

curves, and structural classifications, even modest discrepancies in building size or effective age 

assumptions may materially affect the resulting valuation. Verification of building area and 

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depreciation factors may therefore be appropriate in determining the true cash value of the 

subject property. 

 

Requested Adjustment 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Based on: 

• the corrected building square footage identified in the acquisition appraisal 

• the age and condition of the motel-style lodging structures on the parcel 

• the physical depreciation reflected in the township assessment record 

• the structural differences between the subject motel property and larger hotel-style 

comparable property 

• comparison with the nearby Dunes Waterfront Hotel property 

• the inclusion of operating hospitality business value within the acquisition transaction 

 

It is the owner’s understanding that in commercial assessment practice, differences in building 

scale, building utility, and physical depreciation characteristics are reflected through 

adjustments to the contributory value of building improvements. 

 

The nearby comparable lodging property, the Dunes Waterfront Hotel, contains significantly 

larger building area, larger room sizes, and direct waterfront frontage, yet township assessment 

records indicate that the Silver Sands building value is assessed at a higher rate than the Dunes 

Waterfront. 

 

The subject property consists of older motel-style lodging structures with smaller room sizes and 

a materially different building configuration relative to the larger waterfront hotel comparable. 

In addition, the square footage at acquisition identified a total building area of approximately 

13,018 square feet, compared with approximately 13,908 square feet reflected in the township 

assessment record. 

 

Because building square footage is a primary input in the state cost valuation model used to 

determine improvement value, the discrepancy between these measurements may materially 

influence the calculated improvement value assigned to the parcel. 

 

Based on the corrected building square footage, the age and depreciation characteristics of the 

improvements, the structural differences between the subject motel property and the larger 

waterfront hotel comparable, and the inclusion of operating business value within the purchase 

transaction, the owner respectfully requests that the Golden Township Board of Review 

consider an adjusted State Equalized Value in the range of approximately $252,089, which the 

owner believes more accurately reflects the true cash value of the real estate component of the 

property. 

 

 

 

Submitted by 

Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

C/O Tom Evans 

8446 W Hazel Rd 

Mears, MI 49436 

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Assessor Support Statement 

Parcel: 006-630-001-00 

Property Address: No Address (8446 W. Hazel Rd. Mears, MI 49436) 

Owner: Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

Township: Golden Township, Oceana County 

 

Purpose 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This statement is submitted in support of a property tax assessment review for the above 

referenced parcel and is intended to assist the Golden Township Board of Review, together with 

the township assessor, in determining the true cash value of the real estate associated with this 

property. The parcel represents a waterfront lodging property consisting of multiple small cabin-

style structures typical of earlier tourism development within the Silver Lake area. This 

statement provides context regarding the age and characteristics of the improvements and 

compares the subject parcel with the only other large waterfront lodging property located 

within the immediate downtown Silver Lake area. 

 

Property Description 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The subject parcel contains approximately 1.127 acres of land located along the Silver Lake 

shoreline and includes approximately 310 feet of combined frontage, including a portion of 

direct Silver Lake frontage and additional back lot frontage within the Shore Acres subdivision 

area. Township assessment records indicate the parcel includes multiple small lodging 

structures totaling approximately 4,668 square feet of building area across several cabin-style 

improvements. 

These structures represent older tourism lodging improvements typical of early Silver Lake 

development patterns and are characterized by small building footprints and modest 

construction types. Township records indicate effective ages of approximately 50–55 years with 

significant physical depreciation reflected in the cost model used by the township assessor. 

 

Comparable Property Evidence 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Within the downtown Silver Lake area, the only large waterfront lodging property providing 

meaningful comparison to the subject parcel is the Dunes Waterfront Hotel located at 1180 N 

Shore Dr. 

Property 

Sq Ft 

Property Type 

Building 

Value (SEV) 

SEV per SF 

Silver Sands Waterfront 

Cabins (Subject) 

~4,668 sq ft Waterfront cabins 

$250,000 

$53.56 / SF 

Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

46,440 sq ft Multi‑story hotel 

$1,318,700 

$28.40 / SF 

Despite the Dunes Waterfront Hotel being significantly larger and newer, the subject parcel is 

assessed at nearly double the State Equalized Value per square foot. This indicates that the 

improvement value assigned to the subject parcel may be disproportionately high relative to 

comparable waterfront lodging properties within the township. 

 

Land Value Comparison 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Township assessment records reflect the following land values: 

Property 

Acres 

Land Value 

Land Value per Acre 

Silver Sands Waterfront Parcel (Subject) 

1.127 

$767,000 

$680,567 / acre 

Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

2.137 

$1,050,000 

$491,343 / acre 

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The subject parcel therefore reflects a significantly higher land value per acre compared with 

the larger waterfront hotel property. Because the Dunes Waterfront Hotel represents a larger 

commercial development with newer construction and greater building utility, it would be 

reasonable to expect the subject parcel to reflect a lower improvement value profile. 

 

Cost Model Review 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Township assessment records include calculations generated through the State of Michigan 

commercial cost valuation model. Because the model relies heavily on building square footage, 

building classification, and depreciation factors, the resulting calculated improvement value may 

not always fully reflect the characteristics of older tourism cabin properties that have 

experienced substantial physical depreciation over time. 

 

Requested Adjustment 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Based on the following factors observed in the township assessment records and comparable 

property review: 

• 

the age and condition of the cabin‑style lodging structures located on the parcel 

• 

the significant physical depreciation associated with these older tourism improvements 

• 

the structural differences between the subject parcel and the larger Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

property 

• 

the relatively small building area and limited scale of improvements located on the subject 

parcel 

• 

the disparity between the subject parcel’s SEV per square foot and the lower SEV per square 

foot applied to the Dunes Waterfront Hotel 

It is the owner's understanding that in commercial assessment practice, differences in building 

scale, building utility, and physical depreciation characteristics are reflected through 

adjustments to the contributory value of building improvements. 

When the State Equalized Value per square foot applied to the Dunes Waterfront Hotel is 

applied to the building area of the subject parcel, the resulting calculated SEV would be 

approximately $409,422. This comparison demonstrates that the subject parcel is currently 

assessed at a substantially higher value per square foot despite consisting of significantly older 

and smaller cabin‑style structures. 

Because the subject parcel consists primarily of older, small‑scale cabin structures rather than a 

modern hotel building, it would be reasonable to expect the subject parcel to reflect an even 

lower improvement value profile relative to the larger hotel property. 

Based on these factors, the owner respectfully requests that the Golden Township Board of 

Review consider an adjusted State Equalized Value of approximately $367,243, which the owner 

believes more accurately reflects the true cash value of the real estate associated with the 

property. 

 

 

 

Submitted by 

Silver Sands Hotel & Resort LLC 

C/O Tom Evans 

8446 W Hazel Rd 

Mears, MI 49436 

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2026 BOARD OF REVIEW DECISION 

FROM 

GOLDEN TWP ASSESSOR 

BARBIE EATON, MAAO 

PO BOX 26 

MEARS MI 49436 

NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER OR PERSON NAMED ON ASSESSMENT ROLL. 

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION: (Paree) Code required, Property addrey 

and legal description optional at 

64-006-650-038-00 

8446 W HAZEL RD 

8446 W HAZEL RD ESMT-1.2016P 17527 MLC862339 QCY3¢ 

SILVER SANDS HOTEL AND RESORT 

QC940097 QC40100 WIS 6877 SPI, IN 99/PW PCL, QC- 

PO BOX 783 

1.2003P42673 PLAT OF SILVER LAKE VILLAGE TH PT Of 

LINDEN MI 48451 

LOT 

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S$ 03 DEG E 140.21 FT, TH N 89 DEG E 56,58 ¥*T, 

01 DEG E 70.54 FT TO POE. 

THIS PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED 

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(COMMERCIAL-IMPROVED) 

Thank you for attending this years March Board of Review. The Board has reviewed the information you supplied and the data nec 

to compute your assessment and taxable value. 

The Board has completed their review of parcel number 64-006-650-038-00 

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They have made the following determination based on the information you supplied. 

Board of Review Comments 

[2026 ORIGINAL ASSESSED VALUE 

545,300 

[2026 "BOARD OF REVIEW" ASSESSED VALUE 

487,500 

(If the above amounts are the same, no revisions have occured) 

[2026 

ORIGINAL TAXABLE VALUE 

545,300 

[2026 

"BOARD OF REVIEW" TAXABLE VALUE 

487,500 

[2026 

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FROM 

GOLDEN TWP ASSESSOR 

BARBIE 

EATON, MAAO 

PO BOX 26 

MEARS MI 49436 

2026 BOARD OF Ag DECISION 

NAME AND ADDRESS 

OF OWNER OR PERSON NAMED ON ASSESSMENT ROLL 

SILVER SANDS HOTEL AND RESORT 

PO BOX 783 

LINDEN MI 48451 

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION: 

(Parcel Code required 

Property address 

and legal description optional 

| 

64-006-630-001-00 

MLC862339 QCI39692 QCIA0097& 

100 PT 

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002 IN 86 & 001 

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TO 001-20 

IN 99/PW QC-1.2003P $2673 | 

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LOT 2. SEC 29 COM AT SW COR LOT 

1. 

TH N 88 DEG E 195 | 

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[ THs PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED 

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(COMMERCIAL-IMPROVED) 

\ 

Thank you for attending this years March Board of Review. The Board has reviewed the information you supplied and the data necessary 

to compute your assessment and taxable value. 

The Board has completed their review of parcel number 

64-006-630-001-00 

They have made the following determination based on the information you supplied. 

Board of Review Comments 

[2026 ORIGINAL ASSESSED VALUE 

633,500 

| 

[2026 "BOARD OF REVIEW" ASSESSED VALUE 

633,500 

| 

(If the above amounts are the same, no revisions have occured) 

[2026 ORIGINAL TAXABLE VALUE 

582,514 

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[2026 

"BOARD OF REVIEW" TAXABLE VALUE 

582,514 

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[2026 

PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE EXEMPTION/QUALIFIED AG 

0.0000 

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Please feel free to contact the assessor at the address listed above or call (231 

If you disagree with the determination of 

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31st. All petitions for Agricultural or Residential propert 

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-873-4413) if you have any questions. 

he March Board of Review you may appeal their decision to the Michigan 

bunal no later than May 

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2026 BOARD OF REVIEW DECISION 

GOLDEN TWP ASSESSOR 

BARBIE EATON, MAAO 

PO BOX 26 

MEARS MI 49436 

NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER OR PERSON NAMED ON ASSESSMENT ROLL 

PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION: (Parcel Code required. 

Property address 

and legal description optional); 

64-006-650-038-50 

8448 W HAZEL RD 

a 

8448 W HAZEL RD ESMT-L2016P17530 MLC992294 QC- 

SIVER SANDS HOTEL & RESORT 

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L2005P4889 SPL IN 99 PER PW PCL A RESTAURANT PT OF 

LINDEN MI 48451 

LOT 38, PLAT OF SILVER LAKE VILL 

& PT OF LOTS 

1 & 2, 

SHORE ACRES & PT OF GOVT LOT 2, SEC 29 COM AT SE 

COR OF PLAT OF SHORE ACRES, TH N 13 DEG W 33.73 FT 

TO POB, TH S 88 DEG W 22.77 FT. 

TH N 04 DEG E 100.72 FT, 

THN 07 DEG W 67.05 FT TH N 15 DEG W 41.26 FT. THN 85 D 

| 

THIS PROPERTY IS CLASSIFIED 

201 

(COMMERCIAL-IMPROVED) 

Thank you for attending this years March Board of Review. The Board has reviewed the information you supplied and the data necessary 

to compute your assessment and taxable value. 

The Board has completed their review of parcel number 

64-006-650-038-50 

They have made the following determination based on the information you supplied. 

Board of Review Comments 

THE ASSESSED VALUE DOES NOT EXCEED 50% OF THE TRUE CASH VALUE 

[2026 

ORIGINAL ASSESSED VALUE 

250,100 

[2026 

"BOARD OF REVIEW" ASSESSED VALUE 

250,100 

(If the above amounts are the same, no revisions have occured) 

[2026 ORIGINAL TAXABLE VALUE 

250,100 

[2026 

"BOARD OF REVIEW" TAXABLE VALUE 

250,100 

2026 

PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE EXEMPTION/QUALIFIED AG 

0.0000 

Please feel free to contact the assessor at the address listed above or call (231-873-4413) if you have any questions. 

If you disagree with the determination of the March Board of Review you may appeal their decision to the Michigan 

Tax Tribunal. All petitions for Commercial or Industrial property must by received by the Tribunal no later than May 

31st. All petitions for Agricultural or Residential property must be received by the Tribunal no later than July 31st. 

To appeal please visit www.michigan.gov/taxtrib for a petition form and more information. YOU MUST INCLUDE 

A COPY OF THIS NOTICE WITH YOUR APPEAL PETITION. 

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