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" /$0(%#)1%'+$/$2)'31"-&'*$$)(%# "#$%&"'()$*')()/$4 #$%&"'(&()*+",**-./"012(3* ()$* 5-$+$%)$-4 %,*3$-4 43*5*"6(+37(8"#$%&"'(&()*+ #'9: +,**"-.4 0&2*+"37;<";3*=8"37*"#$%&"'(&()*+">(&"1+$5;2*"5*+?(."@12(3*<8"=(-*"(&&$@&>*=*&3<8"(<"%*.."(<">$==*&3"$& (&/"(22;3;$&(."1$;&3<"$+">$&>*+&<9 +,##$+)$&'*1)(1%4 61//178,54 &")$'"%&'"55-10(*")$')(*$'1%'"#$%&"4 ::ABACDCE""""""""""""""""""""""""""" " "))"29*$%)+4 F*<>+;13;$&#/1* ,**-./"012(3*"::G:GCE6(>-@1"'(3*+;(. Rmul md Jcvglerml Rmul K_l_ecpq Mddgac Kelly E. Axtell, Interim Town Manager Tel: (781) 698-4540 Fax: (781) 861-2921 TO: Select Board FROM: Kelly Axtell, Interim Town Manager DATE: November 1, 2024 RE: Weekly Update ending November 1, 2024 Land Use, Housing and Development Economic Development: This past Wednesday, Economic Development welcomed Peyton Dauley, our new Marketing Intern! She will be with us for the next several months working to help promote Economic Development and the Visitors Center. If you see her, please say hello! Our artist panel has selected three finalists for our East Lexington Mural and Area Activation project! These three artists will be working alongside business and property owners to develop conceptual drawings and suggestions for how we can best use areas alongside the Minuteman Bikeway. Planning: 3-4-5 Militia Drive – The Planning Board will open the public hearing for the mixed-use and multi-family development proposal at 3-4-5 Militia Dr. on November 6. On November 6, the Planning Board will review draft guidelines for local preference for inclusionary dwellings. On October 24, 2024, consultant VHB presented the Hartwell Ave and Bedford Street concept design. A copy of the presentation and recording of the presentation are available on the project page: https://lexingtonma.gov/407/Bedford- Hartwell-Complete-Streets-Transp On November 19, 2024 at the Lexington Community Center, staff and VHB will host a drop-in open house from 5-7 pm and give the public an opportunity to take a close look at the 25% design for Hartwell and Bedford complete streets project. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and speak directly with project engineers, and it is recommended to watch the 10/24/24 presentation beforehand as no formal presentation will be given at the open house. Any questions can be directed to Meghan McNamara mmcnamara@lexingtonma.gov or Ross Morrow rmorrow@lexingtonma.gov. Finance: On Friday, November 8, 2024, the Select Board will hold a public hearing on the FY2025 property tax rates. The board will consider 4 classification options that may impact the tax rate including the selection of a residential shift factor, open space discount, residential exemption and small commercial exemption. Please attached memo for details. Recreation and Community Programs Capital – Lincoln Park Capital Project Please join us for a Ribbon Cutting Event on Wednesday, November 6, 2024 at 4pm to celebrate the reopening of the Lincoln Park Field #1 and new athletic lights at Fields #1 and #3. https://www.lexingtonma.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=5135 Staff Announcements Please join us in welcoming Ilanit Escalona to our team. Ilanit is our new Administrative Assistant at the Community Center working at the Welcome Desk – be sure to say hi the next time you visit the Community Center. Congratulations to Recreation Coordinator, Charlie Schroeder who recently completed the National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) training and successfully passed the NAYS exam and is now a Certified Youth Sports Administrator. Celebrations th Please join us on Wednesday, November 6 at 4pm for the Ribbon Cutting Celebration of the Lincoln Park Field and Athletic Lighting Capital Project. https://www.lexingtonma.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=5135 Fall at Pine Meadows Golf Course (photos courtesy of Jonas Miller, Town of Lexington Director of Communications) And lastly, what a great photo of our community including staff, board members and residents!! ! Fiscal Year 2025 Property Tax Classification Data Packet Prepared FOR: Lexington Select Board Prepared by: Lexington Assessors Office Members of the Board Chairman, Gregory A. Johnson Member, Edmund C. Grant Member, Casimir R. Groblewski Contributing Staff Carolyn Kosnoff, Asst. Town Manager for Finance Robert F. Lent, Director of Assessing Michael Golden, Asst. Director of Assessing Property Tax Classification Hearing November 8, 2024 MEMO To: Lexington Select Board From: Lexington Board of Assessors Subject: FY 2025 Lexington Property Tax Classification Meeting Date: November 1, 2024 This memo is intended to provide the Select Board with the necessary information to conduct a Public Hearing and Informational Session on the tax classification options available under Massachusetts General Laws. The classification amendment requires the Lexington Select Board to consider four (4) selections with FY2025 respect to the setting the Lexington tax rate. The decision of the Select Board for each alternative must be submitted to the DOR on MA State form LA-5. The four (4) selections are: 1. Selection of a residential factor 2. Selection of a discount for Open Space 3. Residential exemption 4. Small commercial property exemption 1. Selection of a residential rate factor. (Class 1: Residential; Class 2: Open Space; Class 3: Commercial; Class 4: Industrial, etc.) residential rate factor The Lexington Select Board may choose to adopt a , which will increase the tax rate applied to the commercial, industrial, and personal property (C-I-P) classes, by a factor (multiplier) up to a maximum of: 1.750 of . Adopting such a factor will shift a larger portion of the overall Lexington tax levy to the commercial, industrial, personal property classes (CIP), thereby reducing the portion of the tax levy borne by the owners of residential property. Attached Exhibit A & Exhibit B demonstrate the effect that several factor choices will have by cbff\\U_Xno identifying the tax levy percentage borne by each class of properties through the resulting tax rates. Some 108 of the 351 communities in Massachusetts have adopted this process of tax classification. 2. Selection of a discount for Open Space. Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Sec. 2A defines Class 2 Open Space as: "..land which is not otherwise classified and which is not taxable under provisions of chapters 61, 61A, or 61B, or taxable under a permanent conservation restriction, and which land is not held for the production of income but is maintained in an open or natural condition and which contributes significantly to the benefit and enjoyment of the public." The Lexington Select Board may choose to adopt an exemption discounting the assessed value , to a maximum of 25% for any property that is classified as Open Space. The ofOpen Space Board of Assessors has not identified any property in Lexington that meets the definition of Open Space according to the statute, therefore adopting/not adopting this exemption will have ab\\`cTVgbag\[XgbjapfgTkV_Tff\\Y\\VTg\\ba+ FY2025 Lexington Tax Classification Packet Page 1 To: Lexington Select Board From: Lexington Board of Assessors Subject: FY 2025 Lexington Property Tax Classification Meeting Date: November 8, 2024 3. Residential exemption. The Lexington Select Board may choose to adopt a maximum exemption of up to 35%(prior to FY2016 tax relief would apply only to the principal residence of the maximum was 20%). If adopted, this taxpayers (owner-occupied and primary domicile). If this exemption were adopted, the residential properties that are assessed at a value below the break- n even valuation point would realize a reduction in taxes while the residential properties assessed at a o value above -even valuationpay additional taxes to compensate. See attached g\[XnUeXT^ocb\\ag`hfg Exhibit G for a hypothetical application of the residential exemption. The funding for this exemption/tax relief for qualified applicants would be borne amongst the other same Residential classification properties of the within the . Non-owner-occupied properties (in particular, apartment buildings and vacant land) would experience a substantial increase in taxes. \[Note: The includes over 10,000 parcels: single family dwellings, two & three family nJXf\\WXag\\T_V_Tff\\Y\\VTg\\bao dwellings, vacant land, multi-dwelling parcels, residential condos, and apartment buildings.\] According to Mass.gov statistics, sixteen (16) communities in the Commonwealth of MA (typically those with a substantial base of residential rental units) have decided to offer the residential exemption: Barnstable, Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Nantucket, Provincetown, Somerset, Somerville, Tisbury, Truro, Waltham, Watertown, and Wellfleet. In early 2018 the Select Board formed an Ad Hoc Residential Exemption Policy Study Committee to examine if adopting a residential exemption would serve the interests of the Lexington community. In their final report delivered to the Select Board in April 2019, the Committee advised that adopting the Massachusetts local option residential exemption was not recommended. The committee suggested other courses of action for tax relief, such as promoting existing programs for tax deferrals, exemptions and credits, as well as exploring special legislation for means tested or other age-based tax exemptions. A comprehensive brochure , including the senior tax deferral bYT__DXk\\aZgbapfgTkeX_\\XYcebZeT`f program, https://lexingtonma.gov/168/Elderly- VTaUXYbhaWbag\[X9ffXffbepfcTZXbYg\[XLbjajXUf\\gX7 Other-Tax-Relief. To: Lexington Select Board From: Lexington Board of Assessors Subject: FY 2025 Lexington Property Tax Classification Meeting Date: November 8, 2024 4. Small commercial exemption. small commercial exemption The Lexington Select Board may choose to adopt a of up to 10% of the property valuation for commercial (not industrial) property that meets the requirements of the law. To qualify, eligible businesses must have occupied the property as of January 1st, and must have had no more than ten (10) employees (as certified by Mass Dept. of Employment & Training) during the previous and the parcel reviewed must have an assessed valuation of less than $1,000,000 calendar year, during the Fiscal Year. While the applicant does not have to be the owner of the property to be eligible, all occupants of the commercial portion of the property must meet the qualifications of this exemption. The funding for this exemption/tax relief for qualified applicants would be borne by the other properties of sameCommercial-Industrial-Personal Property (C-I-P) classification the , resulting in an overall increase of the C-I-P tax rate. According to Mass.gov statistics, fifteen (15) communities in the Commonwealth of MA have decided to offer the small commercial exemption: Auburn, Avon, Bellingham, Berlin, Braintree, Chelmsford, Dartmouth, Erving, New Ashford, North Attleboro, Seekonk, Somerset, Swampscott, Westford, and Wrentham. Town Staff recently completed a thorough review of listed businesses with 10 or less employees and compared that list to commercial parcels with values less than $1,000,000 and presented the findings to the Select Board on June 17, 2024. This review included an analysis of the number of parcels and units that may qualify for a small commercial exemption, the maximum amount of potential tax shift, estimated savings to eligible parcels, and the impact to non-eligible parcels. 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This notice contains important information about your drinking water. Have someone translate it for you or speak with someone who understands it. Dear Customer, Water systems are now required to document all water service line materials and identify any lead or lead containing materials. Our most recent inventory has determined that a portion of or the entire water pipe (called a service line) that connects your property to the water main is made from galvanized material and may have galvanized requiring replacement absorbed lead. EPA has defined these service lines as “”. This material is not made of lead but may have built up lead deposits over time due to an existing or previous upstream lead service line; it can be a source of lead in your drinking water. The EPA has defined “Galvanized Requiring Replacement” to mean where a galvanized service line is or was at any time downstream of a lead service line or is currently downstream of a “Lead Status Unknown” service line. If the water system is unable to demonstrate that the galvanized service line was never downstream of a lead service line, it must presume there was an upstream lead service line. Health effects of lead. Exposure to lead in drinking water can cause serious health effects in all age groups. Infants and children can have decreases in IQ and attention span. Lead exposure can lead to new learning and behavior problems or exacerbate existing learning and behavior problems. The children of women who are exposed to lead before or during pregnancy can have increased risk of these adverse health effects. Adults can have increased risks of heart disease, high blood pressure, kidney or nervous system problems. Steps you can take to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. Run your water to flush out lead. Lead levels increase over time as water sits in lead-containing plumbing materials. Before drinking or cooking with your water after it has sat overnight or longer, flush your home’s pipes by running water through the kitchen faucet, taking a shower, or doing any other non-consumptive water usage. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. The amount of time to run the water will depend on whether your home has a lead service line or not, as well as the length and diameter of the service line and the amount of plumbing in your home. Use only cold, fresh water for drinking, cooking, and preparing baby formula. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. Do not boil water to remove lead. Boiling water does not remove lead. Clean your aerator. Regularly clean your faucet’s screen (also known as an aerator). Sediment, debris, and lead particles can collect in your aerator. Lead particles can release lead into your water. See how to clean your aerator at important-resources-for-safe-drinking-water.pdf (epa.gov). Use your filter properly, if you use a filter . Filters can reduce lead in drinking water. Make sure it is certified by NSF to remove lead- it will say so on the package. Follow directions to properly install, use, and replace your filter. Do not run hot water through the filter. For more information, and which certifications to look for, visit EPA’s website at https://www.epa.gov/water-research/consumer-tool- identifying-point-use-and-pitcher-filters-certified-reduce-lead. Identify and replace plumbing fixtures containing lead and any copper piping with lead solder. Have your child’s blood tested for lead. Children are a higher risk group of the health effects of lead. If you would like to have your child tested, you may contact your health care provider, or for more information 781-698-4533. please contact the Lexington Health Department at Have your water tested for lead. You cannot see, taste or smell lead in drinking water. Contact our system for more information about lead in your drinking water and how to get your water tested by a state certified laboratory. See the list of labs here: https://www.mass.gov/how- to/find-a-certified-laboratory-for-water-testing Opportunities to Replace Galvanized Requiring Replacement Service Lines You and the water system jointly own the water service. The system owns the portion of the service under the road and up to the property line, and you own the portion over your property. The Lexington Water Department is preparing a project for construction in 2025 that will replace your water service in its entirety, from the water main to the meter. The water service replacement will be provided free of charge, along with reasonable restoration costs to your property. Restoration costs exceeding loam & seed, shrubbery replacement, sprinkler repair, and asphalt driveway repair may require compensation from the homeowner. This project will require work on your property, so you must opt into the program. We will send you an additional mailing that includes more background on the program and a homeowner opt-in form to sign, indicating your consent to having our contractor and agents perform this work. Additionally, we have updated the Lexington Water Department website with additional information on the program. If you have replaced or are planning on replacing the portion of the service line that you own, independently of our program, please notify us via our dedicated line here: 617-657-0963 or email us at LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com Financing for Homeowner Lead/GRR Service Line Replacement If you choose not to opt-in to our replacement program and wish to replace your service independently, Please consider contacting your home insurance company regarding any information they may have on insurance solutions. https://www.mass.gov/lead-in-drinking-water For MassDEP information on Lead in Drinking Water see Please notify the Lexington Water Department if you disagree with the service line material categorization in our service line inventory, using the contact information below. For more information, contact us at 617-657-0963 or email us at LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com. Please share this information with all the other people who drink this water at this address, especially those who may not have received this notice directly (for example, people in apartments, nursing homes, schools, and businesses). You can do this by posting this notice in a public place or distributing copies by hand or mail. This notice is being sent to you by the Lexington Water Department. PWS ID#: 3155000 Date distributed November 14, 2024 Distributed media type US Mail LEXINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT DRINKING WATER NOTICE Your home is served by a lead service line verified by Record Review This notice contains important information about your drinking water. Have someone translate it for you or speak with someone who understands it. Dear Customer, Water systems are now required to document all water service line materials and identify any lead or lead containing materials. Our most recent inventory has determined that a portion of or the entire water pipe (called a service line) that connects your property to the water main is made from lead. Health effects of lead. Exposure to lead in drinking water can cause serious health effects in all age groups. Infants and children can have decreases in IQ and attention span. Lead exposure can lead to new learning and behavior problems or exacerbate existing learning and behavior problems. The children of women who are exposed to lead before or during pregnancy can have increased risk of these adverse health effects. Adults can have increased risks of heart disease, high blood pressure, kidney or nervous system problems. Steps you can take to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. Run your water to flush out lead. Lead levels increase over time as water sits in lead-containing plumbing materials. Before drinking or cooking with your water after it has sat overnight or longer, flush your home’s pipes by running water through the kitchen faucet, taking a shower, or doing any other non-consumptive water usage. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. The amount of time to run the water will depend on whether your home has a lead service line or not, as well as the length and diameter of the service line and the amount of plumbing in your home. Use only cold, fresh water for drinking, cooking, and preparing baby formula. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. Do not boil water to remove lead. Boiling water does not remove lead. Clean your aerator. Regularly clean your faucet’s screen (also known as an aerator). Sediment, debris, and lead particles can collect in your aerator. Lead particles can release lead into your water. See how to clean your aerator at important-resources-for-safe-drinking-water.pdf (epa.gov). Use your filter properly, if you use a filter . Filters can reduce lead in drinking water. Make sure it is certified by NSF to remove lead- it will say so on the package. Follow directions to properly install, use, and replace your filter. Do not run hot water through the filter. For more information, and which certifications to look for, visit EPA’s website at https://www.epa.gov/water-research/consumer-tool- identifying-point-use-and-pitcher-filters-certified-reduce-lead. Identify and replace plumbing fixtures containing lead and any copper piping with lead solder. Have your child’s blood tested for lead. Children are a higher risk group of the health effects of lead. If you would like to have your child tested, you may contact your health care provider, or for more information 781-698-4533. please contact the Lexington Health Department at Have your water tested for lead. You cannot see, taste or smell lead in drinking water. Contact our system for more information about lead in your drinking water and how to get your water tested by a state https://www.mass.gov/how-to/find-a-certified- certified laboratory. See the list of labs here: laboratory-for-water-testing Opportunities to Replace Lead Service Lines You and the water system jointly own the water service. The system owns the portion of the service under the road and up to the property line, and you own the portion over your property. The Lexington Water Department is preparing a project for construction in 2025 that will replace your water service in its entirety, from the water main to the meter. The water service replacement will be provided free of charge, along with reasonable restoration costs to your property. Restoration costs exceeding loam & seed, shrubbery replacement, sprinkler repair, and asphalt driveway repair may require compensation from the homeowner. This project will require work on your property, so you must opt into the program. We will send you an additional mailing that includes more background on the program and a homeowner opt-in form to sign, indicating your consent to having our contractor and agents perform this work. Additionally, we have updated the Lexington Water Department website with additional information on the program. If you have replaced or are planning on replacing the portion of the service line that you own, independently of our program, please notify us via our dedicated line here: 617-657-0963 or email us at . LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com Financing for Homeowner Lead Service Line Replacement If you choose not to opt-in to our replacement program and wish to replace your service independently, Please consider contacting your home insurance company regarding any information they may have on insurance solutions. https://www.mass.gov/lead-in-drinking-water For MassDEP information on Lead in Drinking Water see required The Lexington Water Department is to replace its portion of a lead service line if the homeowner notifies us that they are replacing their portion of the lead service line. Please notify the Lexington Water Department if you disagree with the service line material categorization in our service line inventory, using the contact information below. For more information, contact us at 617-657-0963 or email us at LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com. Please share this information with all the other people who drink this water at this address, especially those who may not have received this notice directly (for example, people in apartments, nursing homes, schools, and businesses). You can do this by posting this notice in a public place or distributing copies by hand or mail. This notice is being sent to you by the Lexington Water Department. PWS ID#: 3155000 Date distributed November 14, 2024 Distributed media type US Mail LEXINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT DRINKING WATER NOTICE Your home is served by a service line that may contain lead. This notice contains important information about your drinking water. Have someone translate it for you or speak with someone who understands it. Dear Customer, Water systems are now required to document all water service line materials and identify any lead or lead containing materials. Our most recent inventory has determined that a portion of or the entire water pipe (called a unknown material classification service line) that connects your property to the water main are of . Unknown means that the service line could contain lead. As a precaution, here is information on the health effects of lead and steps to reduce your exposure. If your service line is confirmed as lead, the Lexington Water Department will share information on financial help to remove it and replace it with one made of a safer material. Health effects of lead. Exposure to lead in drinking water can cause serious health effects in all age groups. Infants and children can have decreases in IQ and attention span. Lead exposure can lead to new learning and behavior problems or exacerbate existing learning and behavior problems. The children of women who are exposed to lead before or during pregnancy can have increased risk of these adverse health effects. Adults can have increased risks of heart disease, high blood pressure, kidney or nervous system problems. Until the material of your service line is confirmed and any lead is removed, use the following steps to reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. Run your water to flush out lead. Lead levels increase over time as water sits in lead-containing plumbing materials. Before drinking or cooking with your water after it has sat overnight or longer, flush your home’s pipes by running water through the kitchen faucet, taking a shower, or doing any other non-consumptive water usage. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. The amount of time to run the water will depend on whether your home has a lead service line or not, as well as the length and diameter of the service line and the amount of plumbing in your home. Use only cold, fresh water for drinking, cooking, and preparing baby formula. Run the water for at least 1 minute or until after it turns cold. Do not boil water to remove lead. Boiling water does not remove lead. Clean your aerator. Regularly clean your faucet’s screen (also known as an aerator). Sediment, debris, and lead particles can collect in your aerator. Lead particles can release lead into your water. See how to clean your aerator at important-resources-for-safe-drinking-water.pdf (epa.gov). Use your filter properly, if you use a filter . Filters can reduce lead in drinking water. Make sure it is certified by NSF to remove lead- it will say so on the package. Follow directions to properly install, use, and replace your filter. Do not run hot water through the filter. For more information, and which certifications to look for, visit EPA’s website at https://www.epa.gov/water-research/consumer-tool- identifying-point-use-and-pitcher-filters-certified-reduce-lead. Identify and replace plumbing fixtures containing lead and any copper piping with lead solder. Have your child’s blood tested for lead. Children are a higher risk group of the health effects of lead. If you would like to have your child tested, you may contact your health care provider, or for more information 781-698-4533. please contact the Lexington Health Department at Have your water tested for lead. You cannot see, taste or smell lead in drinking water. Contact our system for more information about lead in your drinking water and how to get your water tested by a state https://www.mass.gov/how-to/find-a-certified- certified laboratory. See the list of labs here: laboratory-for-water-testing Opportunities to Verify Lead Service Materials Water Service Line Identification Tool Please utilize the presented in the QR code below to send your service learn more about Lead in Drinking Water line information to the Lexington Water Department and to . Once we have your self-assessment, we may contact you to perform a service line material inspection, MassDEP Lead Service Line Identification Tool https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/f9ee39b7972 f443ca63e8b936cd7f92b. For more information on lead please visit the Town of Lexington website. https://www.mass.gov/lead-in-drinking-water For MassDEP information on Lead in Drinking Water see For more information, or if you have questions on how to verify the material of your service line, contact us at 617-657-0963 or email us at LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com. Please share this information with all the other people who drink this water at this address, especially those who may not have received this notice directly (for example, people in apartments, nursing homes, schools, and businesses). You can do this by posting this notice in a public place or distributing copies by hand or mail. This notice is being sent to you by the Lexington Water Department. PWS ID#: 3155000 Date distributed November 14, 2024 Distributed media type US Mail MEMORANDUM Date: October 28, 2024 To Town of Lexington Selectboard From Lexington Lead Service Line Replacements Project Team CC Lexington Department of Public Works Subject Regulatory Compliance & Project Updates INTERNAL TOWN INFORMATION ONLY Background The EPA’s new lead and copper rule revisions took effect on October 16, 2024. Among the new rules was a requirement to submit an initial inventory of all the water systems service materials to MassDEP by October 16, 2024. The Department of Public Works hired Environmental Partners/Apex to assist with The Lexington Water Department reviewing the Water Department records to identify service materials. submitted the initial inventory on time to MassDEP and is in compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). MassDEP prepared a template that was utilized in the development of the inventory; the template requires a separate classification of both the public-owned portion of the water service (from the street to the property line) and the privately owned portion of the water service (from the property line to the water meter). Per the regulations, the burden of classifying both portions is on the Water System. With both portions of the water service classified, the template calculates the “entire water service classification.” There are four classification categories: Non-Lead 1. : A catch-all category for any non-lead material, copper, plastic, etc. Galvanized 2. : A galvanized pipe that cannot be proven is not lined with lead or was never upstream of a lead service. Lead 3. : A pipe made entirely of lead. Unknown 4. : The material cannot be definitively classified but the service dates to when lead pipe may have been used. Page 2 of 2 The results of our initial inventory are included below. Non-Lead: 10,778 96% of the system Galvanized: 321 3% of the system Lead: 12 <1% of the system Unknown: 78 <1% of the system Looking Forward The LCRR now requires the Water Department to send letters to the water system's at-risk populations. Any identified Lead, Galvanized, or Unknown water services must receive a MassDEP drafted letter by November 15, 2024. The required notification was expected, and it was determined to be the best time to launch the Lead Service Line Replacements (LSLR) project's public outreach campaign. The public outreach campaign consists of the following items. 1. Initial notice with MassDEP required letters. 2. Follow-up notice with replacement project background information. a. Follow-up notice will include a Homeowner Opt-in and Right of Entry Form. b. An Electronic Communications Consent Form. 3. Town Website update material will include project background information. a. A common questions & answers document will be available for public viewing. b. An interactive map of all water service materials will be available for public viewing. 4. Public Outreach meetings will be scheduled as needed based on homeowner feedback and questions. Furthermore, Environmental Partners/Apex set up a dedicated phone number and email address to respond to customer inquiries and concerns. The contact information is below: Phone number: 617-657-0963 Email Address: LexingtonLSLR@envpartners.com. Project Schedule The following activities will take place in sequence. Some activities are subject to change depending on reception and return of homeowner opt-ins received by the target dates. 1. Public Outreach & Homeowner Opt-in: November 15, 2024 – January 15, 2025 2. Public Bidding of Replacement Project: February 2025 – March 2025 3. 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STAIR 2 A202C TITLE: BASE CABINETS PANTRY A202 LOBBY A203 315 S.F. DW KIT. A203 115 S.F. WALL CABINETS NEW ADDITION REF. A202AA202B DN 202 #2339-R PROJECT: 150 S.F. STAIR HALL 203 ROOM 220 S.F. TICKETING) (RECEPTION/ (POST-EVENTREFRESHMENTS) 202B 201 ROOM 230 S.F. UP 201203 202A 200 865 S.F. LYCEUM HALL PREPARED FOR: .com EXISTING (617)227-2675 Nahant, MA 01908 41 Valley Road | Suite 211 '**',!01-,'!%2)*&),(!5!,-3'+%'/!# SpencerPreservationGroup www. NonePLOTTER: 9/5/2024 6:14 PM | PLOT DATE: ---- | PLOT STYLE: ANSI A (8.50 x 11.00 Inches) | PLOT SIZE: © 2021 Spencer Preservation Group, Inc. A103 STOR. 40 S.F. ELEV. 60 S.F. SHEET: WOOD RAILINGSAND BALUSTERS A103 WOOD DECK A102A UP DN A101 50 S.F. C VESTIBULE L 150 S.F. A102BA101A A102C STAIR 2 TITLE: A104 A104 62 S.F. DECK REST RM. PORCH 225 S.F. GLASSENCLOSURE A102 ACCESSIBLETOILET NEWROOMS LOBBY 230 S.F. NEW ADDITION NEWOPENING A105 62 S.F. A105 REST. RM. 104 100A 100B #2339-R PROJECT: RAD. RAD. NEW STAIR 103 104 ROOM 230 S.F. 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RateCalculating the FY2025 Tax Rate formula: formula: FY2025 Tax Levy (levy limit) = FY2025 Tax Levy (levy limit) = FY2025 Tax Levy (levy limit) = FY2025 Tax Levy (levy limit) = FY2025 Tax Levy (levy limit) = FY2025 Total Assessed Values = FY2025 Total Assessed Values = FY2025 Total Assessed Values = FY2025 Total Assessed Values = FY2025 Total Assessed Values = FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification FY2025 Tax Rate (before shift or classification options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to options) = $13.87 per $1,000 in value (compared to $13.83 in FY2024)$13.83 in FY2024)$13.83 in FY2024)$13.83 in FY2024) 3 2.33%2.78%0.12%5.23% % Change% Change 280,271 5,683,7216,774,466 16,311,64916,311,649 227,348,851227,348,851243,660,500243,660,500256,398,958256,398,958 Tax Levy $ $ $ $ $ $ $ FY2025 Tax LevyFY2025 Tax LevyFY2025 Tax LevyFY2025 Tax Levy Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: Prop 2 1/2 Increment (FY2024 Levy Limit x 2.5%)Plus: New Growth IncrementPlus: New Growth IncrementPlus: New Growth IncrementPlus: Debt Exclusion Increment (Inc vs. FY2024)Plus: Debt Exclusion Increment (Inc vs. FY2024)Plus: Debt Exclusion Increment (Inc vs. FY2024)Plus: Debt Exclusion Increment (Inc vs. FY2024)Plus: Debt Exclusion Increment (Inc vs. FY2024) FY 2024 Levy LimitFY 2024 Levy LimitFY 2024 Excluded DebtFY 2024 Excluded DebtFY 2024 Excluded DebtFY 2024 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY 2024 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY 2024 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY 2024 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY2025 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY2025 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY2025 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitFY2025 Maximum Allowable Levy Limit Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Town Meeting, and proposed to be adjusted at the upcoming Fall Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Special Town Meeting, is based on the FY2025 Levy Limit. Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45%Increase in Max Allowable Levy Limit without New Growth = 2.45% *See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy*See Exhibit A of the attached Classification Packet for additional information on the Tax Levy 4 5.23% % Change% Change year trend in the Tax Levyyear trend in the Tax Levy - FY2025FY2025 $ 256,398,958 FY2024FY2024 $ 243,660,500 Maximum Allowable Levy LimitMaximum Allowable Levy Limit *See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for a 25*See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for a 25*See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for a 25*See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for a 25 5 100% 86.4%13.6% FY25 % of Total ValueTotal Value on Assessed Valueson Assessed Values 4.5%7.8%4.9% % Change% Change information FY2025FY2025 15,977,353,073 $ $ 2,510,409,460 $ 18,487,762,533 FY2024FY2024 $ 15,289,843,165 $ 2,328,326,345 $ 17,618,169,510 Total Valuation Residential Valuation Comm + Indl + PP ValuationComm + Indl + PP Valuation *See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for additional *See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for additional *See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for additional *See Exhibit B of the attached Classification Packet for additional 6 2.83% 4.94%4.94% 100.00%100.00% $370,789,073$370,789,073 $869,593,023$869,593,023$498,803,950$498,803,950 R + C+ I + P $17,618,169,510$17,618,169,510$17,618,169,510$17,618,169,510$18,487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,116,973,460$18,116,973,460$18,116,973,460$18,116,973,460 Total Assessed Total Assessed 7.82%7.82% -0.20%-0.39% 13.22%12.83% ($4,720,158)($4,720,158) Subtotal C + I + P $186,803,273 $182,083,115$182,083,115 $2,328,326,345$2,328,326,345$2,328,326,345$2,328,326,345$2,510,409,460$2,510,409,460$2,510,409,460$2,510,409,460$2,323,606,187$2,323,606,187$2,323,606,187 9.04%9.04%2.12%1.91% -7.13%-0.21% (Exhibit D)(Exhibit D) $60,331,370 Personal Assessed $33,720,310$33,720,310 $372,968,740$372,968,740$406,689,050$406,689,050$346,357,680$346,357,680 ($26,611,060)($26,611,060)($26,611,060)($26,611,060) Property ( P )Property ( P ) 1 3.87%0.06% 6.18%6.24% 15.40%15.40% $42,128,412$42,128,412 $125,451,303 $167,579,715$167,579,715 Assessed $1,088,195,285$1,088,195,285$1,088,195,285$1,088,195,285$1,255,775,000$1,255,775,000$1,255,775,000$1,255,775,000$1,130,323,697$1,130,323,697$1,130,323,697$1,130,323,697 Industrial ( I ) 4.92%4.67% -2.33%-0.25% -2.22% $1,020,600 $867,162,320$867,162,320$847,945,410$847,945,410$846,924,810 ($19,216,910)($19,216,910)($20,237,510)($20,237,510) Assessed Commercial ( C )Commercial ( C ) 3.29%0.39% 4.50% 86.78%87.17% $183,985,800 $687,509,908$503,524,108 Assessed $15,289,843,165$15,289,843,165$15,289,843,165$15,289,843,165$15,977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,793,367,273$15,793,367,273 Residential ( R )Residential ( R ) Property Values by Class Property Values by Class Property Values by Class Property Values by Class Property Values by Class 1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements1) Industrial Values are net (reduced) by the exempt amount of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Agreements Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Value without New Levy Growth represents appreciation/depreciation in market value (lines 7 & 8)Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to Residential new growth remains strong; residential assessed values continued to increase due to increased sales prices in calendar year 2023increased sales prices in calendar year 2023increased sales prices in calendar year 2023increased sales prices in calendar year 2023increased sales prices in calendar year 2023Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values Commercial values have declined and experienced very little growth for FY2025. Industrial values benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. benefited from new growth (including from TIF agreements) and increases in market value. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Industrial market values are not expected to continue to increase in the next few years. Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property Personal Property depreciates in value over time; new value is captured as personal property assets are replacedassets are replaced FY 24 Assessed ValueFY 24 Assessed ValueFY 24 Assessed ValueFY 24 Assessed ValueFY 25 Assessed Value FY 25 Assessed Value FY 25 Assessed Value FY 25 Assessed Value $ increase% increaseFY 25 New Levy GrowthFY 25 New Levy GrowthFY 25 Assessed Value FY 25 Assessed Value less New Levy Growthless New Levy GrowthInc /(Dec) vs FY 24 ($) Inc /(Dec) vs FY 24 ($) \[without new growth\]\[without new growth\]Incr./Decr. vs. FY 24 (%) Incr./Decr. vs. FY 24 (%) \[without new growth\]\[without new growth\]FY 24 share of total valueFY 24 share of total valueFY25 share of total value FY25 share of total value (without new growth)(without new growth)Change in Share of Value Change in Share of Value (FY25 vs FY24)(FY25 vs FY24) 123456789 10101111 7 C+I+P13.6%12.8% 11.3%11.4%11.7%13.0%13.3%13.2% % VALUE 86.4%87.2% 88.7%88.6%88.3%87.0%86.7%86.8% % VALUE RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL VALUE TOTAL $11,922,400,015$11,922,400,015$12,598,348,097$12,598,348,097$12,952,768,837$12,952,768,837$14,044,934,971$14,044,934,971$15,745,186,739$15,745,186,739$17,618,169,510$17,618,169,510$17,618,169,510$18, 487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,487,762,533$18,116,973,460$18,116,973,460 C+I+P VALUE $1,351,761,195$1,351,761,195$1,438,342,965$1,438,342,965$1,518,730,905$1,518,730,905$1,820,375,860$1,820,375,860$2,099,699,600$2,099,699,600$2,328,326,345$2,328,326,345$2,328,326,345$2,510,409,460$2, 510,409,460$2,510,409,460$2,510,409,460$2,323,606,187$2,323,606,187 VALUE ResidentialResidential $10,570,638,820$10,570,638,820$11,160,005,132$11,160,005,132$11,434,037,932$11,434,037,932$12,224,559,111$12,224,559,111$13,645,487,139$13,645,487,139$15,289,843,165$15,289,843,165$15,289,843,165$15, 977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,977,353,073$15,793,367,273$15,793,367,273 FYFY 2019202020212022202320242025 2025 Without Growth2025 Without Growth 8 Not applicable Not applicable up to 10% up to 10% from 1.00 flat tax rate up to from 1.00 flat tax rate up to from 1.00 flat tax rate up to from 1.00 flat tax rate up to up to 35% exemption for owner up to 35% exemption for owner up to 35% exemption for owner up to 35% exemption for owner up to 35% exemption for owner Selection of a Shift Factor Selection of a Shift Factor Selection of a Shift Factor Selection of a Shift Factor 1.75 shift1.75 shiftSelection of a Discount for Open Space Selection of a Discount for Open Space Selection of a Discount for Open Space Selection of a Discount for Open Space Selection of a Discount for Open Space Selection of a Discount for Open Space as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open as Lexington does not have property classified as Open SpaceResidential Exemption Residential Exemption Residential Exemption Residential Exemption occupied residencesoccupied residencesoccupied residencesSmall Commercial Property Exemption Small Commercial Property Exemption Small Commercial Property Exemption Small Commercial Property Exemption Small Commercial Property Exemption Small Commercial Property Exemption exemption for small commercial propertiesexemption for small commercial propertiesexemption for small commercial propertiesexemption for small commercial propertiesexemption for small commercial propertiesexemption for small commercial properties 1.1.2.2.3.3.4.4. Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote:Tax Classification Options for Select Board Vote: 9 (see Exhibit A of Tax (see Exhibit A of Tax . Personal (CIP) property class, Personal (CIP) property class, Personal (CIP) property class, Personal (CIP) property class, - (see Exhibit C of Tax Classification Packet for a (see Exhibit C of Tax Classification Packet for a (see Exhibit C of Tax Classification Packet for a (see Exhibit C of Tax Classification Packet for a (see Exhibit C of Tax Classification Packet for a IndustrialIndustrial - Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per Personal (CIP) classes pay the same rate per - . 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential 1.00 shifts a portion of the tax levy from the Residential IndustrialIndustrial - Selection of a Tax Shift FactorSelection of a Tax Shift FactorSelection of a Tax Shift FactorSelection of a Tax Shift FactorSelection of a Tax Shift FactorSelection of a Tax Shift Factor above The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 The Board may elect a Shift factor from 1.00 to 1.75 Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)Classification Packet for a presentation of shift factors)CommercialCommercial$1,000 in value.$1,000 in value.$1,000 in value.A factor class to the Commercialclass to the Commercialclass to the Commercialtherefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax therefore decreasing the Residential tax rate and increasing the CIP tax rate.been at that level since FY2015 been at that level since FY2015 been at that level since FY2015 been at that level since FY2015 history of shift factors)history of shift factors)history of shift factors) 1010 COMMENTS FY 25 MAX SHIFTFY 25 MAX SHIFT IF @ SINGLE RATEIF @ SINGLE RATE P Levy will P Levy will - I 9.0%7.1%6.2%5.3%5.1%4.9%4.7%4.5%4.4% - 18.3%14.6%12.7%10.9% RESID % LEVY CHANGE: % LEVY CHANGE: C-I-P1.9%5.0%5.6%6.3%6.9%7.5%8.1% -7.3%-1.1% -38.2%-25.9%-19.7%-13.5% RESID $13.87$13.87$13.43$13.21$13.00$12.78$12.56$12.45$12.34$12.32$12.30$12.28$12.26$12.25 $12.23 TAX RATE C-I-P $13.87$13.87$16.64$18.03$19.42$20.80$22.19$22.88$23.58$23.72$23.85$23.99$24.13$24.20 $24.27 this is a single tax rate of $13.87this is a single tax rate of $13.87this is a single tax rate of $13.87this is a single tax rate of $13.87 RESID 221,583,151221,583,151214,619,990211,138,409207,656,828204,175,248200,693,667198,952,877197,212,086196,863,928196,515,770196,167,612195,819,454195,471,296195,471,296 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Prior FY (2024) >Prior FY (2024) > TAX LEVY 34,815,80734,815,80741,778,96845,260,54948,742,13052,223,71055,705,29157,446,08159,186,87259,535,03059,883,18860,231,34660,579,50460,927,66260,927,662 C-I-P Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit A)Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit A)Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit A)Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit A)Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit A) $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ RES 86.4%83.7%82.3%81.0%79.6%78.3%77.6%76.9%76.8%76.6%76.5%76.4%76.2% P class. - I Selection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift FactorSelection of a Residential Shift Factor - % SHARE OF LEVY% SHARE OF LEVYC-I-P 13.6%16.3%17.7%19.0%20.4%21.7%22.4%23.1%23.2%23.4%23.5%23.6%23.8% At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the At a 1.00 shift, each property class pays a share of the Tax Levy equal to the percentage of assessed value percentage of assessed value percentage of assessed value percentage of assessed value At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class At a 1.75 shift, 10.2% of the total Tax Levy has shifted from the Residential class to the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the CAt a 1.75 shift, the Residential Levy will increase by 4.4% and the Cincrease by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%)increase by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%)increase by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%)increase by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%)increase by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%)increase by 8.1% (total Levy increase of 5.2%) 0.9690.9530.9370.9210.9060.8980.8900.8880.8870.8850.8840.882 RESID FACTOR C-I-P 1.2001.3001.4001.5001.6001.6501.7001.7101.7201.7301.7401.750 1111 1.751.751.751.751.751.751.751.75 $571$587$239 3.1%4.3%4.6%3.8%2.8%0.5% 13.9% $12.23$12.23$24.27$24.27$1,277$24.27$6,766$24.27$8,640$24.27$6,503 $19,073$14,375$15,938$34,658$55,457 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 $362,545$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,202,069 Lg. Office $14,938,000$49,529,000 Resid. MiscLab / Office Comm. Condo Single Family All Town Retail Sm &Med Office 1.741.741.741.741.741.741.74 $605$613$190 3.3%4.4%4.0%3.2%2.3%0.0% -$366 13.2% $12.26$12.26$24.13$24.13$1,079$24.13$6,449$24.13$8,591$24.13 $19,107$14,401$13,867$34,460$55,140 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 $360,474$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,195,200 $14,938,000$49,529,000 1)1) - 1.731.731.731.731.731.731.73 $639$638$881$140 3.5%4.6%3.4%2.6%1.7% -0.6% 12.6% $12.28$12.28$23.99$23.99$23.99$6,132$23.99$8,541$23.99 -$7,235 $19,141$14,426$11,795$34,261$54,823 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 $358,402$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,188,331 Lg. Office $14,938,000$49,529,000 Resid. MiscLab / Office Comm. Condo Single Family All Town Retail Sm &Med Office $91 1.721.721.721.721.721.721.72 $673$664$683 3.6%4.8%2.8%2.0%1.1% -1.2% 11.9% $12.30$12.30$23.85$9,723$23.85$23.85$5,816$23.85$8,492$23.85 $19,175$14,452$34,063$54,506 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 -$14,104 $356,330$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,181,462 $14,938,000$49,529,000 INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATEINDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATERESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATECOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE $42 1.711.711.711.711.711.711.71 $707$690$485 3.8%5.0%2.2%1.5%0.5% -1.8% 11.3% $12.32$12.32$23.72$7,652$23.72$23.72$5,499$23.72$8,443$23.72 $19,209$14,478$33,865$54,189 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 -$20,973 $354,259$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,174,593 Lg. Office $14,938,000$49,529,000 Resid. MiscLab / Office Comm. Condo Single Family All Town Retail Sm &Med Office -$8 1.701.701.701.701.701.701.70 $741$715$287 4.0%5.2%1.6%0.9% -0.1%-2.3% 10.6% $12.34$12.34$23.58$5,580$23.58$23.58$5,182$23.58$8,393$23.58 $19,243$14,503$33,667$53,872 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 -$27,842 $352,187$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,167,724 $14,938,000$49,529,000 1.651.651.651.651.651.651.651.65 $911$843 4.9%6.1%7.4% -$704-$255 -1.4%-2.1%-3.0%-5.2% $12.45$12.45$22.88$22.88$22.88$3,597$22.88$8,146$22.88 -$4,778 $19,413$14,631$32,677$52,288 FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025FY 2025 -$62,187 $341,829$356,000 $1,559,000$1,175,000$1,428,000$2,285,000$1,133,380 $14,938,000$49,529,000 Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>>Net of New Growth >>> Z 1.751.751.751.751.751.751.75 3.3%3.3%5.6%5.6%4.3%4.3%3.6%3.6%2.4%2.4%7.5% $12.25$12.25$24.20$24.20$24.2012.0%12.0%$24.20$8,401$24.20 $18,502$13,788$33,381$48,691 FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024$346,607FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024FY 2024$347,145FY 2024FY 2024 $1,510,347$1,125,545$1,379,371$2,012,014$1,195,567 $14,322,619$49,403,585 Resid MiscResid Misc Lab / OfficeLab / Office (Prior Year)(Prior Year)(Prior Year)(Prior Year)(Prior Year)(Prior Year) Not applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableLarge OfficeLarge OfficeNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicable Impact of Shift Factors (Exhibit DImpact of Shift Factors (Exhibit DImpact of Shift Factors (Exhibit DImpact of Shift Factors (Exhibit DImpact of Shift Factors (Exhibit D Single FamilySingle Family Comm. CondoComm. Condo All Town RetailAll Town Retail Sm & Med Office Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor Tax Burden "Shift" Factor ) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category for Avg Property in Category 3535 /sf/sf Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value)Tax Rate (per $1K of Ass'd value) $408 /sf$205 /sf$227 /sf$266$228 /sf$523 /sf $ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25$ Tax differential between FY24-FY25 % Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25% Tax differential between FY24-FY25 is Avg. across Single Family Dwellings is Avg. across Single Family Dwellings Avg. Tax Bill (based on Avg. Ass'd Value)Avg. Tax Bill (based on Avg. Ass'd Value) $604/sf Average Tax BillAverage Tax BillAverage Tax BillAverage Tax BillAverage Tax BillAverage Tax Bill % value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth)% value FY 24 (w/growth) vs. FY 25 (without growth) FY 25 Assmt. @ ~FY 25 Assmt. @ ~FY 25 Assmt. @ ~FY 25 Assmt. @ ~FY 25 Assmt. @ ~FY 25 Assmt. @ ~ FY 25 Assmt. @ ~ RESIDENTIAL PARCELSRESIDENTIAL PARCELSRESIDENTIAL PARCELSRESIDENTIAL PARCELSCOMMERCIAL PARCELSCOMMERCIAL PARCELSCOMMERCIAL PARCELSCOMMERCIAL PARCELSINDUSTRIAL PARCELSINDUSTRIAL PARCELSINDUSTRIAL PARCELSINDUSTRIAL PARCELS SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING (# props = 9,065)SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING (# props = 9,065)SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING (# props = 9,065)SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING (# props = 9,065)(Does not include Resid Condos, Apts., 2-3 family, etc)(Does not include Resid Condos, Apts., 2-3 family, etc)(Does not include Resid Condos, Apts., 2-3 family, etc)RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )RESIDENTIAL MISC (Resid Condos, Apts, 2-3 Fam\] (# props = 1,375 )(Inclds Resid. Condos, Apart. Bldgs., 2-3 family, but NOT land, NOT Mixed Use)(Inclds Resid. Condos, Apart. Bldgs., 2-3 family, but NOT land, NOT Mixed Use)(Inclds Resid. Condos, Apart. Bldgs., 2-3 family, but NOT land, NOT Mixed Use)LARGE OFFICE BLDG (# props = 21)LARGE OFFICE BLDG (# props = 21)LARGE OFFICE BLDG (# props = 21)LARGE OFFICE BLDG (# props = 21)(Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all greater than 20,000 sqft GBA)(Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all greater than 20,000 sqft GBA)(Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all greater than 20,000 sqft GBA)SMALL & MEDIUM OFFICE BLDG (# props = SMALL & MEDIUM OFFICE BLDG (# props = (Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all smaller than 20,000 sqft GBA)(Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all smaller than 20,000 sqft GBA)(Gen. Offices (incl. Prof Med/Law/etc.); all smaller than 20,000 sqft GBA)TOWN-WIDE RETAIL (# props = 71)TOWN-WIDE RETAIL (# props = 71)TOWN-WIDE RETAIL (# props = 71)TOWN-WIDE RETAIL (# props = 71)(Retail, Restaurants, & Banks, but not Retail Condos)(Retail, Restaurants, & Banks, but not Retail Condos)OFFICE & RETAIL CONDOS (# props = 241)OFFICE & RETAIL CONDOS (# props = 241)OFFICE & RETAIL CONDOS (# props = 241)OFFICE & RETAIL CONDOS (# props = 241)(Office Condos and Retail Shop Condominiums are included here)(Office Condos and Retail Shop Condominiums are included here)(Office Condos and Retail Shop Condominiums are included here)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)LAB / OFFICE Combinations incl. LAB CONDOS (# props = 23)(Bio or Chem Laboratory, or Medical Use is Primary)(Bio or Chem Laboratory, or Medical Use is Primary) 1212 - occupied residences.occupied residences.occupied residences.PDF?bidIdPDF?bidId -- - (see Exhibit G of Tax Classification Packet)(see Exhibit G of Tax Classification Packet)(see Exhibit G of Tax Classification Packet)(see Exhibit G of Tax Classification Packet)(see Exhibit G of Tax Classification Packet) ReportReport - distributed to other Residential rate payers.distributed to other Residential rate payers.distributed to other Residential rate payers.distributed to other Residential rate payers.distributed to other Residential rate payers.distributed to other Residential rate payers. CommitteeCommitteeCommittee - - ExemptionExemptionExemption - Option to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential ExemptionOption to Adopt a Residential Exemption P class; it will be reP class; it will be reP class; it will be re - I - The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of The Board may elect to adopt a residential exemption of up to 35% of individual residential home values.individual residential home values.individual residential home values.individual residential home values.individual residential home values.The exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would only apply to ownerThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy or shift the Tax Levy to the Chomes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes homes would experience a reduction in taxes, and higher value homes would experience an increase in taxes. would experience an increase in taxes. would experience an increase in taxes. would experience an increase in taxes. would experience an increase in taxes. In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption In 2018 the Select Board appointed a special Residential Exemption Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing Policy Study Committee which ultimately advised against implementing the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. the standard Residential Exemption in Lexington. https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.go v/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2 019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.g ov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019https://www.lexingtonma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/2056/2019ResidentialResidential 1313 - distributed to distributed to - Industrial classes.Industrial classes.Industrial classes. - following criteria:following criteria:following criteria: Property value less than $1,000,000Property value less than $1,000,000Property value less than $1,000,000Property value less than $1,000,000Property value less than $1,000,000Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of Business employs less than 10 employees (regardless of location)location) Option to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial ExemptionOption to Adopt a Small Commercial Exemption The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to The Board may elect to adopt a Small Commercial Exemption of up to 10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.10% of the value of Small Commercial properties.The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that The exemption would apply to properties in the Commercial class that meet the meet the The exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reThe exemption would not reduce the Tax Levy; it would be reother rate payers in the Commercialother rate payers in the Commercialother rate payers in the Commercialother rate payers in the Commercialother rate payers in the CommercialThe exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may The exemption would be realized by the owner of the property, who may not be the occupant of the property. 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Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Town Staff performed a deep dive analysis of the Small Commercial Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a Exemption in June 2024. As reported in that analysis the benefits of a small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the small commercial exemption should be weighed against the implementation challenges. implementation challenges. implementation challenges. implementation challenges. 1414 Questions Questions Questions & Discussion& Discussion& Discussion& Discussion Fiscal Year 2025 Property Tax Classification Data Packet Prepared FOR: Lexington Select Board Prepared by: Lexington Assessors Office Members of the Board Chairman, Gregory A. Johnson Member, Edmund C. Grant Member, Casimir R. Groblewski Contributing Staff Carolyn Kosnoff, Asst. Town Manager for Finance Robert F. Lent, Director of Assessing Michael Golden, Asst. Director of Assessing Property Tax Classification Hearing November 8, 2024 Parking Sticker Program: March 2024 The Town of Lexington created a Parking Sticker Program to improve parking availability for Lexington Center Employees. To purchase one (1) of the stickers listed below, please submit the following documents: appropriate Parking Sticker Application(filledoutcompletely), proof of * , *incomplete applications will NOT be processed Fees Parking stickers are issued on an annual basis and are valid from March 1, 2024through the end of February2025. PPPP Pre-Paid () Parking Sticker$250 PAYG PayAsAs-You-Go () Parking Sticker$15 If you choose the PAYG Sticker option, you will be required to pay through the Park with * PayByPhone application on your phone. The daily rate is $1.00 plus a minimal service fee. The Parking Sticker must be displayed on the back,passenger window as indicated below. This will allow the Parking Enforcement Officer the ability to verify the Parking Sticker. If the sticker is not displayed properly, orthe vehicle is not parked in the designated area for your specific parking sticker, a Parking Violation may be issued. Parking Stickers are non-transferable. 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Reports of Town Boards, Officers and Committees Appropriate for Prior Years’ Unpaid Bills - Establish, Dissolve and Appropriate To and From Specified Stabilization FundsAmend FY2025 Operating Enterprise and CPA Budgets Appropriate for Authorized Capital Improvements Establish, Amend and Continue Departmental Revolving Funds 1 2 3 4 5 6 STM 2024-1 ARTICLES W W W MS Y W W JH Y W W SB Y N W JP Y W W DL CNSNT IP JP SB DL SELECT BOARD PRSNTR UPDATE AT SELECT BOARD MTG 10/21/2024 10/21/2024 10/25/2024 Working Document Select Board Positions Appropriate Design Funds – Harrington Athletic Fields Delay Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) Filing Resolution (Citizens’ Petition) Resolution -Design Process of Crematory Westview Cemetery (Citizens’ Petition) 7 8 9 STM 2024-1 ARTICLES 710/04/2024 Jeanne Krieger by adding the following after 146 Maple St., and that two designs be developed, one for synthetic turf and a second for natural grass turf, ARTICLE 9 RESOLUTION-DESIGN PROCESS OF CREMATORY AT WESTVIEW CEMETERY (Citizen Petition) MOTION : That the Town is urged to research, develop and present a plan to Town Meeting, to construct the planned crematory addition to the existing Westview Cemetery building to address the unmet end-of-life cremation needs of communities in our town. 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