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BOARD OF ASSESSORS
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10/10/1995
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r <br /> 'Board of Assessors Meeting Page 5 <br /> Progress of Upcoming Revaluation (continued) <br /> Acreage continued <br /> Upon question from Kenneth Porter, David Bailey explained <br /> further that only the worst acreage will have its value dropped - <br /> and it is already being discounted for access or whatever - <br /> so there should not be a big change in value. Everything else <br /> will stay at 2 of the lot value in that general vicinity. As <br /> example,, If lots in New Seabury are selling for $50 , 000 , that <br /> type of acreage will remain at $10 , 000 . Only the acreage in the <br /> R6 and the R7 neighborhoods where building lots are $20 , 000 will <br /> e decreased in value from $7 , 000 to probably $3 , 500 or $4 , 000 * <br /> Mice Chairman Greig questioned what the value will be for a <br /> lot in the Industrial Park. David Bailey in ormed that the <br /> entire Industrial Park is for sale at $25 ,000 an acre, yet he <br /> does not }snow what a single lot will sell for. Probably one lot <br /> will sell for $100 , 000 ; perhaps it makes sense that one acre <br /> undeveloped will be about $20 , 000 . <br /> General discussion followed on various parcels of land in <br /> Mashpee from which developers are trying to mace lucrative sales. <br /> Presently, not much is happening in this regard. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> Renova ions to dash ee 'down Hall <br /> All reviewed the blueprints of the proposed renovations . <br /> Kenneth Porten initiated lengthy discussions . He stated that he <br /> had submitted many of his concrete ideas . All Members and David <br /> Bailey discussed various design ideas and all offered excellent <br /> suggestions . Board Members and David Bailey agreed they will do <br /> the best they can for the ten years these renovations are <br /> designed. <br /> D U IM N <br /> There being no further business before The Board for <br /> discussion, Kenneth Porter made motion The Board adjourn the <br /> meeting; Leslie Greig made second the motion; motion passed; <br /> unanimous decision. The regular board meeting was ad3ourned at <br /> 6 : 55 p.m. <br /> Respectfully submitted, <br /> a n <br /> Board Secretary <br />
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