Form Rp-483-D - Application For Real Property Tax Exemption For Farm Or Food Processing Labor Camps Or Commissaries Page 2

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RP-483-d (9/08)
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICATION FOR REAL PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTION
FOR FARM OR FOOD PROCESSING LABOR CAMPS OR COMMISSARIES
Instructions
Real Property Tax Law, § 483-d, exempts farm or food processing labor camps or commissaries (Labor
Law, Article 7) and other structures used to improve the health, living and working conditions for migrant farm
laborers. Such facilities must comply with the applicable standards set by:
The State Department of Health and certain local health officials, pursuant to Part 15 of the State Sanitary
Code, for the protection of the health of persons living in a “migrant labor camp or migrant farm worker
housing” as defined in 10 NYCRR §15.1(c);
The Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code, administered by the local code enforcement officer, (see,
Executive Law, § 381), for the protection of the living standards of the persons residing in those facilities;
and
The State Department of Labor for the protection of the working conditions of the migrant farm workers
residing in those facilities (see, 12 NYCRR §197.3).
Place of filing application
This application must be filed with the city or town assessor. If the parcel is located in a village which is an
assessing unit, a copy of the application must also be submitted to the village assessor. In Nassau County,
applications must be filed with the Nassau Board of Assessors. In Tompkins County, applications must be filed with
the Tompkins County Division of Assessment. A separate application must be filed for each parcel on which
qualifying structures are located and for which exemption is sought. An individual parcel may contain more than
one structure eligible for exemption. Once an exemption is granted, it will not be necessary to file an annual renewal
application to continue the exemption provided the structures remain in compliance with health, labor and building
code standards. The assessor may ask for updated documents in subsequent years.
Application Deadline
All applications must be filed on or before the taxable status date of the city, town or village whose taxes are
involved. The taxable status date in most towns is March 1. Westchester County towns have either a May 1 or
June 1 taxable status date; contact the assessor. In Nassau County towns, taxable status date is January 2. In cities,
taxable status date is set by provisions in the city charter so the city’s assessor’s office should be consulted for the
specific date. In most villages which are assessing units, taxable status date is January 1, but the village clerk should
be consulted to ascertain whether the village uses a different date.
Additional Information:
See NYS ORPTS website:
SPACE BELOW FOR ASSESSOR’S USE
Date application filed:_______________________________
Application approved:
Applicable taxable status date: _______________________
Application disapproved:
(a) Assessed valuation of parcel including farm or tool processing, labor camp or commissary
______________
(b) Assessed valuation of parcel excluding farm or food processing, labor camp or commissary
______________
(c) Assessed valuation of exemption granted (difference between (a) and (b) above)
______________
________________________________________________
__________________________________
Assessor’s signature
Date

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