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Otis Board of Assessors approves prior minutes and two motor-vehicle items
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting the Town of Otis Board of Assessors approved the Dec. 9, 2024 minutes and two motor-vehicle tax items by recorded tallies of 2-0-0; the board discussed a tax-rate classification update but no formal outcome for that item is recorded.
The Town of Otis Board of Assessors met on Jan. 27, 2025, and recorded approval of prior meeting minutes and two motor-vehicle tax items. The meeting documents list Heather Gray, William O’Brien and Candy Chaffee as attendees and show the meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m.
The board reviewed and signed the Dec. 9, 2024 meeting minutes and recorded a motion approving the minutes that the minutes summarize as "Motion to approve as presented passes 2-0-0." The minutes do not identify who made or seconded the motion.
Board members discussed a tax-rate classification update under New Business. The minutes note the item was discussed but do not record a formal decision or vote on the tax-rate classification change.
The agenda also listed motor vehicle abatements and the 2024/06 Motor Vehicle Excise Commitment. The minutes report motions on these items that are summarized as passing with tallies of 2-0-0; the record does not attribute individual votes to specific members.
A Citizens Speak Time and an Open Forum are listed in the minutes, but no public comments are recorded. The minutes note the next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 10, 2025; the meeting is recorded as adjourned at 2:30 p.m.
Votes at a glance
• Approve Dec. 9, 2024 minutes — Motion recorded as passing, tally 2-0-0. • Motor vehicle abatements — Motion recorded as passing, tally 2-0-0. • 2024/06 Motor Vehicle Excise Commitment — Motion recorded as passing, tally 2-0-0.
The minutes do not specify movers, seconders, or individual roll-call votes for any motion, and they do not record any public testimony or substantive debate on the tax-rate classification item.
