I hope if our home values have gone up 13.5% the town select board should look to cut the tax rate in town to help people with this increase, they probably won’t knowing our current select board and it probably won’t be brought up.
OMG Fellow residents,
By popular demand, I'm sharing a ~15 minute Finance committee presentation on the Town's capital capacity, in advance of our State of the Town (SOTT) meeting on September 30. This is an updated (very slightly) version of the same presentation fincom did last year.
(If you have nothing to watch on Netflix tonight, this may be an excellent way to go to sleep.)
I've also attached a copy of the slides to this email. For those of you that get the lincoln-talk digest without attachments: please email me directly for a copy of the slides.
**CAVEAT: The presentation and calculations in this presentation use FY23 property value data. The FY24 property data is coming hot off the presses as we speak - the median home value has apparently gone up ~13.5% (!). If you're trying to compare your current tax bill with the median data & tax impact shown in this presentation, please keep that in mind.
See you all on Sept 30,
-andy Chair, Lincoln Finance Committee
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