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01/18/2018 AC Minutes <br /> 0 Accept Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 59, §5C'/z; Property Tax Exemption <br /> Multiplier.- Mr. Bartenstein reported on a recommendation made by the Tax Exemption <br /> Deferral Committee to the Board of Selectmen that Town Meeting be asked to accept <br /> G.L. c. 59, §C�/z, which would permit multiplication of existing low-income and other <br /> categorical property tax exemptions (such as for veterans)by up to 100%. <br /> Mr. Bartenstein reviewed a handout prepared by Vicki Blier, co-chair of that committee. <br /> He noted that the Tax Deferral Committee will also be looking into other options for low- <br /> income property relief, including special acts which several towns, including Sudbury, <br /> have obtained which allow a shifting of tax burdens among residents without impacting <br /> the Town budget; and that the Selectmen have established a new committee to look <br /> further into the Residential Exemption. <br /> 3. Minutes <br /> Approval of the December 14, 2017 minutes was postponed until the next meeting. <br /> 4. Planning for Report to 2018 ATM <br /> Mr. Michelson reported that he was impressed with the forecasting model that was recently <br /> prepared by Ms. Kosnoff and found that her results were comparable to his. He suggested <br /> that consideration be given to using this model as an appendix to the Committee's report. Mr. <br /> Bartenstein noted that this Committee has an obligation under the Town bylaws to prepare its <br /> own three-year projection for ATM but strongly encouraged any efficiencies which might be <br /> obtained by using the staff version as a starting point. <br /> The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> Sara Arnold, Recording Secretary <br /> Approved.- February 1, 2018 <br /> Exhibits <br /> • Agenda, posted by John Bartenstein, Chair <br /> • Email from telaventina(aagmail.com on behalf of Vicki Blier to John Bartenstein; January <br /> 17, 2018; RE: 5C '/z Analysis and attachments: <br /> o Clause 5C �/z Summary; <br /> o Clause 5C �/z Fiscal Impacts to Lexington at 30% Increase; <br /> o Clause 5C �/z Fiscal Impacts to Lexington at 30%, 60% and 100% Increases <br /> o Utilization of 5C '/z in other towns <br /> 3 <br />
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