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Assessor reports Grand List dip after utility depreciation; board asks for state notification of new construction
Summary
Assessor Matt Krajeski reported the town’s Grand List fell from $192,495,300 to $192,478,700 due to utility depreciation figures submitted to the state; the board asked him to notify the state of new construction and power-line upgrades.
Assessor Matt Krajeski told the board the Grand List decreased from $192,495,300 to $192,478,700 because electric utilities submit depreciation figures on their equipment to the state. The board asked Krajeski to inform the state about new construction and upgrades to the power lines in town.
Krajeski explained the decrease resulted from the utilities’ depreciation submissions; the board requested he provide the state with details of new construction and improvements to ensure the Grand List accurately reflects changes.
