Gibbemeyer Explains Bristol Reassessment Procedure
Bristol Tax Assessor August Gibbemeyer told the Town Council how vacant land is valued under classifications 13 residential 14 commercial and industrial and 15 other. He noted last revaluation was in 1956 and explained changes aim to bring values up to date while defending the process as fair and necessary.
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August Gibbemeyer
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Town reassessment debated after 50 percent tax jump
Wallace Dibble claims a sudden 50 percent tax increase after his four lots were revalued while a neighbor with similar land was not. Town Administrator Balzano cites Charter sections and state law, with support from the town solicitor and officials on reassessment inequities and potential legal recourse for affected taxpayers. Page 3.
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Wallace Dibble
Correction on Tax Assessor remark attribution in Phoenix report
A claim about a large gap in property reassessment attributed to past assessors was misattributed in last week's Phoenix. The remark was actually made by Town Planner Louis Castriotta, not Tax Assessor August E. Gibbemeyer.
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Two Major Charter Changes Sought by Bristol Town Council
Bristol Town Council sets a public hearing for two charter changes including appointing the town administrator by council rather than by popular vote and designating the administrator as finance director through ESPs patent dye fees. If approved by voters on November 7, the changes would take effect November 18.
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