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Owner-free public-record decision file

200 Riverside Avenue

Parcel facts, observed history, assessment context, and source-linked map screening for Greenwich, Connecticut.

Decision file rebuiltSep 2, 20261 observed timeline fact
Mapped intersectionA connected official layer intersects the parcel boundary.
Not found in connected mapNo intersection was found in the loaded source coverage.
Source not connectedNo conclusion is possible yet.
Parcel screening map

What intersects this parcel

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The map draws the public parcel boundary and only the connected features that intersect it. It is not a survey and should not be used to locate a boundary in the field.

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Property facts

Parcel ID
05-4002/S
Assessment class
299
Zone
Not available in connected parcel record
Land
8.70 acres
Living area
36,249 sq. ft.
Year built
1955
Bedrooms
Rooms
Building type
CHURCH
Assessment neighborhood
2400
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Constraint and infrastructure screen

Six questions, with the coverage visible

“Not found” is narrower than “no risk.” Open the source and caveat before relying on a result.

Mapped source context

FEMA flood hazard

X · AREA OF MINIMAL FLOOD HAZARD · F

FEMA map screening does not replace an elevation certificate, survey, lender determination, or insurance quote.

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Mapped source context

Connecticut coastal area

In Coastal Area

Coastal-area intersection is a screening flag; confirm current Town and State review requirements.

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State inland-wetland soil screening

CT nonwetland · CT wetland

State-mapped wetland soil is not a Greenwich jurisdictional wetland or setback determination.

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Mapped source context

Connected sewer service area

Connected · Greenwich

Service-area intersection does not guarantee a legal, available, or adequate connection.

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Septic soil suitability

Not rated · Extremely low potential

Soil class is not a septic design, capacity finding, or health-department approval.

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Not found in connected map

Environmental land-use restriction

Coverage-dependent

Public DEEP point data may be incomplete or positionally approximate; review the underlying filing.

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Assessment and tax context

Latest connected assessment

2025 assessed total$16.93M
Land
$6.72M
Improvements
$10.21M
General mill rate used
10.125
Estimated general tax
$171K

The tax figure is assessed value × connected general mill rate ÷ 1,000. It is an estimate before exemptions, credits, sewer charges, special districts, adjustments, or billing timing.

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Observed public-record history

Property timeline

Planning ApplicationSubdivide the 8.65-acre lot into 3 lots and a 15% Open Space parcel in an R-20 zone. Lot A - 20,020sf or 0.4596 acres; Lot B - 39,012sf or 0.8956 acresObserved public record
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Decision-file guardrail

Useful because the unknowns stay visible

Sales are real observed public-record transactions. Parcel and assessment facts are public government context. GIS results are automated boundary-intersection screens, always linked back to the underlying public source.

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