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Committee adopts ordinance codifying disabled-veterans tax exemption
Summary
The committee adopted Ordinance 11-20-26 to add a disabled-veterans exemption to the tax-assessor code, codifying the township's current practice; staff explained it 'codifies what we do' and no public objections were raised.
The Lebanon Township Committee voted to adopt Ordinance 11-20-26, adding a new section to the tax-assessor chapter establishing a disabled-veterans exemption. Staff explained the ordinance formalizes existing practice so veterans receive the recognized exemption under local administration.
Chair asked staff to explain the measure and a township staff member said it "is allowing our veterans" and that the change ``is basically codifying what we do with the tax exemptions.'' No members of the public objected during the hearing and the committee adopted the ordinance by voice vote.
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