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About 32 Marlborough residents said to qualify for senior exemption; income thresholds themselves not specified in minutes
Summary
The Nov. 10 hearing record notes Supervisor Corcoran said the town currently has "about 32 residents who qualify for the exemption" and intends to match income amounts used by the county and school district; the minutes do not list the income thresholds or next procedural steps.
Supervisor Corcoran told the board during the Nov. 10 public hearing that the town seeks to match income amounts used by the county and the school district for the senior property-tax exemption and that "the town currently has about 32 residents who qualify for the exemption." The minutes record no public testimony and do not list the actual income thresholds the town intends to adopt.
The hearing was brief: after the explanation and the absence of public comment, Councilman Cauchi moved to close the hearing at 7:06 p.m., Councilman Zambito seconded, and the motion carried 4-0. Because the minutes omit the specific income figures and the next formal step in the review process, residents seeking to know whether they qualify will need to consult future minutes or contact the town clerk's office for exact thresholds and implementation timing.
