| 3-A.__Confidentiality of property tax information.__ |
Notwithstanding subsection 2, paragraph I, information provided |
for property tax purposes to an assessor or reviewing authority |
that is designated as confidential information pursuant to |
subsection 3-B by the person or entity providing the information |
must be treated as confidential by the assessor or the reviewing |
authority.__The assessor or the reviewing authority may not |
without prior written consent of the person or entity use, |
divulge or reveal the confidential information for any person |
other than to determine the taxpayer's property tax assessment or |
tax appeal.__An assessor or reviewing authority shall notify the |
person or entity providing confidential information of any |
attempt or request to gain access to or review, inspect or copy |
the confidential information or any of its contents, including |
notifying of any administrative or judicial action seeking to |
obtain disclosure of the confidential information or any of its |
contents.__The notice must be in writing and must be provided by |
the assessor or reviewing authority to the person or entity |
providing the confidential information within 5 business days of |
the attempt or request to gain access to or otherwise to obtain |
disclosure of the confidential information.__Within 20 days of |
receiving written notice, the person or entity providing the |
confidential information must be permitted, as of right, to |
intervene in any administrative proceeding or judicial action |
seeking to obtain disclosure of the confidential information or |
any of its contents and must be treated as a party for all |
purposes. |