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Fairfield Minuteman

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Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2005

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Fairfield charter review could extend first selectman term

The Charter Revision Commission will hold public hearings on December 7 and 13 at Sullivan Independence Hall to decide whether to extend the first selectman's two year term and to consider splitting the Inland Wetlands Commission from the Conservation Commission. The nine member panel includes Trembicki Dickman Morehouse Jewell Lavelle McKinney Siano Slepian Vogel. The group, formed by the Board of Selectmen in October, will begin work sessions on December 13 after the hearings and seeks resident input on potential charter changes.

Charter Revision Commission First Selectman Inlands and Wetlands Commission The Conservation Commission Fairfield Sullivan Independence Hall Commission Alexander Trembicki Representative Town Meeting D-6 Trembicki Board of Selectmen Selectman Carl Dickman RTM Linda Snellham- Moore League of Women Voters Sarah Morehouse Jewell Michael Lavelle John McKinney ATM Kathleen Siano Library Board of Trustees Library Building Committee David Slepian William Vogel Fairfield Historical Society First Denise Dongiello Stephen Elworthy Flatto Inland Wetlands Inland Wetlands Agency

Property values rise again after 2005 revaluation in town

Residential property values jumped 65 percent over four years while commercial and utility properties rose 64 percent. Assessed at 70 percent of market value as of Oct 1 2005, the town expects a mill rate cut in 2006 07 and a larger veteran's exemption up to about 12000 for a 400000 home.

Cole Layer Trumble CLT Paul Hiller Sullivan Independence Hall Hiller First

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