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Finance staff propose modest revenue increases tied to permits, rescue billing and moorings as part of FY26 outlook

3159753 · April 29, 2025
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Staff recommended modest upward adjustments to revenues in the draft FY26 figures — truing up motor-vehicle excise receipts, an increase for building-permit revenue tied to local development, a 20% rescue-billing increase and adjustments to mooring and other fees — while noting final property valuations remain pending.

At the April 28 Finance Committee meeting staff reviewed revenue assumptions underlying the FY26 budget and proposed a handful of upward adjustments to better align the draft budget with recent activity.

Helene told the committee staff trued up motor-vehicle excise-tax projections after trending data showed stronger collections; she said the town is seeing motor-vehicle excise revenues closer to $2.5 million and that…

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