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BOARD OF ASSESSORS
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01/13/1998
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Board of Assessors Meeting Pace <br /> Asess .n Depar New Budget {continued <br /> David Bailey explained that the Budget is the same as <br /> lastY ear exclUding the Full-Tune Clerk. He explained that the <br /> Department is doing fine with the Part-Time Clerk. He does not <br /> perceive any large increases in any items of the operating fund. <br /> The costliest items are still the Deeds and the Mapping. Be <br /> pointed out that there may be a flurry of sales - . . . they seem <br /> to be increasing constantly but feels the Department will <br /> manage with no increased funding. <br /> Chairman Greig questioned the Mapping expense. David <br /> Bailey informed that the dapping Project is not part of <br /> Assessing' s Budget and is included in the Capital Improvement <br /> Committee ' s Budget, mast year we funded $130 , 000. We do have a <br /> cote on the base maps for the Town which include close detail , <br /> but the extent of the detail has not yet been agreed upon by all <br /> parties .. It appears that before this Summer we will have maps in <br /> hand, digitized and hard copies , with as much fine detail. as <br /> Assessing will. need. The next phase is getting the parcel <br /> information on the maps . . . by far the most expensive part of <br /> this project, We have anticipated $255,000 for this portion over <br /> the next two yews , and have requested $200 , 000 for Fiscal Year <br /> 1999 , an extension of what we requested last year. <br /> Mr. Bailey expressed opinion that the Department will <br /> have a_ nice product by this summer; a lot of information is <br /> already available to the Cape_ Cod commission and other sources <br /> for wetlands, flood plains , and the life: this will be a big help <br /> to a lot of people. He informed that there is a consulting firm <br /> coming in to do an ease assessment to prioritize what we should <br /> be asking for and in what order . This firm will give us very <br /> specific products of what ' we need, a price estimate, and the <br /> order in which we should purchase if we can fund some portions of <br /> this Mapping-' Project. The consulting firm will be Intervi wing <br /> various departments in late % anuary and early February. <br /> Lengthy discussion followed concerning the mappine <br /> Project ' s funding competition the phenomenal funding <br /> requests by the School. Department and the large monetary requests <br /> already in front of the Capital Improvement committee by various <br /> departments . Upon comment by Chairman Greig, Mr.. Bai ley pointed <br /> out that the school. Department requests are beginning to rub <br /> against other Department Heads . He informed that the School. <br /> Department has not been cooperative with Leisure Services i . • <br /> which has been looking for a► new "rec" building for years and has <br /> been trying to obtain a grant the last several years , but`'the <br /> written requests have been turned down, The school originally was <br />
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