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Eastham assessors set July 16 meeting and move to executive session to review exempt properties

Board of Assessors · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The Eastham Board of Assessors agreed to tentatively schedule its next meeting for July 16 to allow more valuation work and then moved to close the regular session and open an executive session to consider potentially exempt properties; no public commenters were present.

At a brief session, the Chair of the Eastham Board of Assessors said the board would tentatively hold its next meeting mid-July to allow more valuation work to be completed, and members agreed to pencil in July 16 as a likely date. "If Thursday the 9th, I have jury duty...so maybe the week after," the Chair said while discussing scheduling conflicts.

The board also reviewed routine administrative matters — signatures on document back pages and ongoing staff training — and confirmed no members of the public were present for the public-comment period.

Toward the end of the posted transcript, a motion was made to close the regular session and open an executive session to consider several potentially exempt properties. The transcript records the motion language but does not record the vote or its outcome in the provided segments. The Chair stated the executive session would handle certain items, including a motor vehicle commitment referenced earlier that staff said would be handled in executive session.

The meeting recorded its start time as 11:03 and then proceeded directly into business; the transcript ends shortly after the motion to enter executive session.