Annual Report of the Town of Sanbornton, New Hampshire 1984
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has been completed. A new procedure for paving the road was tried and many favorable comments have been expressed over the quality of the finished road.
Improvements were started on Huckins Pond Rd, from Goss's to the Highway Garage and this section will be completed in the spring. The Town also accepted Plumer St., Cross Point Rd, and Circle Point Rd, on Hermit Lake as town roads after improvements were made through Betterment Assessment process. Plumer St. was re-named to be included as a con...tinuation of Cross Point Rd.
In conclusion, the Board of Selectmen feel the budget as presented has been thoroughly analyzed and carefully prepared to best represent the needs of the town. The selectmen would' also like to commend all those who spend so much time and energy serving the town because without their dedicated efforts, Sanbornton would not be the fine community it is today.
Sanbornton Annual Report for 1984 21 SUMMARY, INVENTORY OF VALUATION -1984 Current Use Land 519,050.00 All Other Land 28,073,385.00 Total of Taxable Land 28,592,435.00 Buildings 34,332,100.00 Public Util.: Gas 3,650.00 Public Util.: Electric 950,050.00 Mobile Homes (49) 308,200.00 Total Value before Exemptions 64,186,435.00 Elderly Exemptions 20,000.00 Solar and/or Wind Exemptions 49,476.00 Wood Heat Exemptions 10,474.00 Total Exemptions 79,950.00 Net Valuation for Taxes 64,106,485.00 Value of Veteran's Exemptions (210) ^ 13,300.00 Inventories of Taxable Property (mailed) (1,299) Number not returned and penalized (0) To: Property Owners and Residents of the Town of Sanbornton From: Board of Selectmen PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THESE IMPORTANT ITEMS: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
has been completed. A new procedure for paving the road was tried and many favorable comments have been expressed over the quality of the finished road.
Improvements were started on Huckins Pond Rd, from Goss's to the Highway Garage and this section will be completed in the spring. The Town also accepted Plumer St., Cross Point Rd, and Circle Point Rd, on Hermit Lake as town roads after improvements were made through Betterment Assessment process. Plumer St. was re-named to be included as a con...tinuation of Cross Point Rd.
In conclusion, the Board of Selectmen feel the budget as presented has been thoroughly analyzed and carefully prepared to best represent the needs of the town. The selectmen would' also like to commend all those who spend so much time and energy serving the town because without their dedicated efforts, Sanbornton would not be the fine community it is today.
Sanbornton Annual Report for 1984 21 SUMMARY, INVENTORY OF VALUATION -1984 Current Use Land 519,050.00 All Other Land 28,073,385.00 Total of Taxable Land 28,592,435.00 Buildings 34,332,100.00 Public Util.: Gas 3,650.00 Public Util.: Electric 950,050.00 Mobile Homes (49) 308,200.00 Total Value before Exemptions 64,186,435.00 Elderly Exemptions 20,000.00 Solar and/or Wind Exemptions 49,476.00 Wood Heat Exemptions 10,474.00 Total Exemptions 79,950.00 Net Valuation for Taxes 64,106,485.00 Value of Veteran's Exemptions (210) ^ 13,300.00 Inventories of Taxable Property (mailed) (1,299) Number not returned and penalized (0) To: Property Owners and Residents of the Town of Sanbornton From: Board of Selectmen PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THESE IMPORTANT ITEMS: 1.
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