Lewiston City Council Workshop & Meeting 4/21/26

Lewiston City Council · April 22, 2026

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Recap of revaluation and projected tax impacts

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Administrator (unnamed speaker in transcript) summarized the revaluation numbers discussed at the prior meeting: a house valued at $100,000 would see roughly a $358 tax bill increase for FY27; $150,000 → $531; $250,000 → $876. He reminded council the county and school increases (county ~20%, schools ~11%) remain separate, and noted a prior consensus to delay revaluation one year but that the matter may still be revisited.

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Lewiston City Council workshop and regular meeting on April 21, 2026, focused on the FY27 budget, a potential ‘tier three’ package that would cut eight positions, debates over police take-home vehicles and tax impacts from a new revaluation, several zoning and ordinance votes including rezoning the former Martel School for senior housing, and a heated proposed change to the No Name Pond conservation overlay that the council tabled for more study.

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