Form Ptax-327 - Application For The Natural Disaster Homestead Exemption
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5COUNTY OF KANE
COUNTY ASSESSMENT OFFICE
County Government Center
Mark D. Armstrong, CIAO
719 Batavia Avenue, Building C
Supervisor of Assessments
Geneva, Illinois 60134-3000
Holly A. Winter, CIAO/I
(630) 208-3818
Chief Deputy Supervisor of Assessments
MEMORANDUM
To:
All taxpayers with properties that suffered damage due to the floods of April 2013
From: Mark D. Armstrong, Kane County Supervisor of Assessments
Date: April 23, 2013
Re:
Property Tax Relief for flood-damaged structures
The Kane County Assessment Office is beginning the process of reassessing properties damaged
by the storms that hit the county in April 2013. Kane County Board Chairman Chris Lauzen and
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn have both declared Kane County to be a major disaster area, which
triggers the disaster area reassessment provisions of the Illinois Property Tax Code. This
includes Disaster Area Reassessment and the Natural Disaster Homestead Exemption.
Disaster Area Reassessment
Disaster Area Reassessment provides that upon the declaration of a disaster area, any portion
of real property that was “substantially damaged by the disaster” may be eligible for
reassessment upon the filing of an application with the Kane County Assessment Office.
Taxpayers who believe they may be eligible for reassessment should fill out the form and return
it to the Kane County Assessment Office, which will then forward the application to the
respective Township Assessors.
The Township Assessors may contact applicants in order to evaluate the claims; persons filing
for disaster area reassessment should be prepared to show their Township Assessor evidence
of the loss in the form of receipts, insurance claims, photographs, or other evidence.
After the claims are processed, taxpayers will receive a notice from the Kane County Board of
Review. Those properties qualifying for a revised assessment will have their assessments
adjusted on a pro rata basis for the period from April 19 through the end of the year, as
provided by law.
Our Mission: An equitable assessment for every parcel.
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