Plainfield taxpayers may want to think of Commerce Bank founder Vernon W. Hill II as they write their next property tax check. While the average Plainfield homeowner pays about $6,000 a year, they can draw comfort from the fact that Hill, who owns the largest house in New Jersey, wangled a "farmland assessment" for his 42-acre property in Moorestown and pays a grand total of $295.98 per year in property taxes -- a tax savings of more than $60,000.
Nice, huh?
Story in today's Asbury Park Press.
Asbury Park Press: "Commerce Bank founder benefiting as "farmer""
-- Dan Damon
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