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Selectboard reallocates recording fee to increase restoration fund share
Summary
The board approved changing how the recording fee is split so that $7.00 (up from $5.00) goes into the restoration fund while the overall recording fee remains unchanged. The motion to reallocate was passed unanimously in the minutes.
Melissa Whitcomb proposed altering the allocation of the recording fee so that $7.00 — up from the current $5.00 — would go into the restoration fund while the recording fee itself would not increase. Ricky Morin moved to approve the fee reallocation and Clayton Whittemore seconded; the motion was approved.
The minutes do not record the current total recording fee amount or projected revenue impact of the change. The action reallocates more revenue to the restoration fund but does not change the fee charged to the public, according to the minutes.
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