Belmont's Senior Tax Relief Working Group advanced two warrant articles for spring town meeting. The group reviewed Article 32, establishing a proxy option for seniors unable to work in the Senior Tax Work Off Program, with a $50,000 annual impact covered by overlay funds, and Article 33, seeking
The Senior Tax Relief Working Group discussed warrant articles to expand senior property tax relief, with strong support from State Senator William Brownsberger. The group plans to recommend two articles to the Select Board for spring town meeting consideration: a Home Rule Petition requesting
The Senior Tax Relief Working Group agreed to bring town meeting articles on senior tax relief. Chaired by Geoff Lubien, the group discussed relaunching the Senior Tax Work Off Program with 13 of 25 roles filled. The proposed articles would cover a proxy option for work-off relief and a one-time
Senior Tax Relief Working Group advances two warrant articles. The Belmont committee moved forward with proposals for a proxy program and retroactive indexing of senior tax relief. Matthew Haskell, replacing J. Hewitt as town staff liaison, will develop preliminary plans for the proxy program;
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