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7-Eleven Sues Lowville Over Property Tax Valuation

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7-Eleven filed a lawsuit against the town of Lowville on October 29, 2026, seeking to reduce its property assessment from $988,000 to approximately $99,000. The company claims the current valuation is excessive, unequal, and unlawful.

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The dispute involves local tax revenue, as the village, town, county, and school district benefit from the $8,000 7-Eleven contributes to the tax base. Lowville Mayor Danny Salmon stated that lowering the assessment would increase taxes for local residents.

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  • 7-ElevenThe convenience store chain that filed the lawsuit against Lowville.

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