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Therefore, the Township’s motion to dismiss the complaint is denied.

Since the Township’s Chapter 91 request was not sent 45 days prior to the November 1 preliminary tax list date, it was defective. For the reasons set forth below, the court finds that November 1 is the controlling date for taxing districts in ADP participating counties. Therefore, it contends, its Chapter 91 request is timely, thus, not defective. * The Township counters that the controlling date is May 5 of the tax year which is when the final tax list is submitted by assessors of taxing districts in ADP participating counties. However, it argues against dismissal of the complaint because the 45-day limit to respond was beyond November 1, the date for the submission of the assessor’s preliminary tax list, which date applies to counties whose board of taxation is participating in the Assessment Demonstration Program (“ADP”), such as Monmouth County where defendant (“Township”) is located. Plaintiff, which received the request on or about October 10, 2018, concedes its non-response. This opinion addresses defendant’s motion to dismiss the above captioned complaint on grounds plaintiff failed to respond to the defendant’s assessor’s Octorequest for income and expense information under N.J.S.A. MacDonald Martin Allen for defendant (DiFrancesco, Bateman, Kunzman, Davis, Lahrer & Flaum, P.C., attorneys). Coats for plaintiff (Brach Eichler, L.L.C., attorneys).

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