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December 9, 2021
4 recorded votes, 0 with disagreement.
Sources: Official minutes (PDF)
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Present: Robert Espindola, Stasia Powers, Keith Silvia
Absent: None
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Board, as required by law to review the Board of Assessor’s recommendations. Ms. Davis explained to
Not choose a residential Exemption
To not choose a residential Exemption
From the minutes
“Mr. Powers made a motion to not choose a residential Exemption. Mr. Silvia seconded. Vote was unanimous. (3-0).” (Motion: Powers, second: Silvia)
Not choose adopting a small commercial business exemption
To not choose adopting a small commercial business exemption
From the minutes
“Mr. Powers made a motion to not choose adopting a small commercial business exemption. Mr. Silvia seconded, Vote was unanimous. (3-0).” (Motion: Powers, second: Silvia)
Have a split tax rate with a minimum residential factor of .877018 Mr. Silvia seconded
To have a split tax rate with a minimum residential factor of .877018 Mr. Silvia seconded
From the minutes
“Mr. Powers made a motion to have a split tax rate with a minimum residential factor of .877018 Mr. Silvia seconded. Vote was unanimous. (3-0).” (Motion: Powers, second: Silvia)
Mr. Powers made a motion to not choose adopting a small commercial business exemption. Mr. Silvia
Adjourn the meeting – Mr. Powers made a motion to not choose adopting a small commercial business exemption. Mr. Silvia
To adjourn the meeting
From the minutes
“Ms. Powers made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Silvia seconded. Vote was unanimous. (3-0).” (Motion: Powers, second: Silvia)
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