APPROVED 6/17/2013
Minutes of Meeting
Town of Monson
Board of Assessors
Monday May 20, 2013
Members Present: Chairman Russell Bressette, Assessors Allan Curtis, Michael Benfield
Members Absent:
Attendees:
Principal Assessor: Ann P. Murphy
Open the Meeting: The meeting was called to order at 4:15pm.
Accept the Minutes: A motion was made by Allan and seconded by Michael to accept the minutes of April 22, 2013. The motion passed unanimously.
OLD BUSINESS:
- The Board reviewed the documents of the Tax agreement. The Board instructed the Principal Assessor to contact Ed Harrison, Larry McDonald and Andrew Scott to set up a meeting to tour the facility so that we can update any progress has been made thus far. The Board also instructed the Principal Assessor to check on the current tax status of the property.
NEW BUSINESS:
The Board voted and approved the following Commitments:
- 2014 Preliminary Real Estate Taxes in the amount of $5,505,316.94
- 2014 Preliminary CPA Taxes in the amount of $87,431.36
- 2014 Preliminary Personal Property in the amount of $225,819.57
The Board reviewed, voted and approved the following Motor Vehicle Abatements:
- 2012 Abatements in the amount of $270.20
- 2013 Abatements in the amount of $2,149.16
The Board reviewed, voted and denied 1 Motor Vehicle abatement.
The Board reviewed, voted and signed the following Real Estate/CPA Exemptions:
- 1 – 2013 Elderly exemption in the amount of $750.00 RE/$11.11 CPA
- 1 – 2013 Veteran exemption in the amount of $400.00 RE/$12.00 CPA
The Board reviewed, voted and signed the following Certificate of Penalty Tax:
- Evans – 216 East Hill Rd – in the amount of $116.33
- Arooth – Macomber Rd – in the amount of $2,125.53
- Arooth – Macomber Rd – in the amount of $3,211.69
The Board discussed the outcome of the Annual Town Meeting vote on the Solar Farm Project.
The Board was updated on miscellaneous items.
The next meeting was scheduled for Monday June 17, 2013 at 4:15pm.
ADJOURN: At 4:39 pm. A motion was made by Michael and seconded by Allan to adjourn. The motion passed unanimously.
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