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Resident says land‑use change tax was wrongly applied; BTLA ruled in favor of appellant
Summary
A Warner resident described a Bureau of Tax and Land Appeals finding that a 2024 land‑use change tax was inappropriate because the town lacked a prior current‑use map; the resident asked the town to remove liens, correct credit reporting and change procedures to notify landowners before applying such taxes.
A resident told the Select Board the town applied a land‑use change tax after he cleared a parcel and later installed solar. He said he appealed and the Bureau of Tax and Land Appeals (BTLA) found a land‑use change tax inappropriate for his property because the town lacked an earlier current‑use map…
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