Town Meeting Times
Town of Provincetown, Massachusetts
Volume X, Issue I
March
2001
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Town Meeting Times
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Town of Provincetown, Massachusetts |
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Volume X, Issue I |
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Town Clerk's Office, 260 Commercial Street,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657 www.provincetown-ma.gov
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| FY 2002 Spending Plan: Property Tax Levy Up 2.5% In keeping with the Board of Selectmen's goal, this proposed spending plan for FY 2002 increases the property tax levy by 2.5% next year. Click for Article |
Provincetown's |
| Quarterly Tax Bills ATM-21 asks voters to accept MGL Chapter 59, Section 57C, to allow the Town to send out tax bills on a quartely -- rather than semi-annual basis. Click for Article |
Sessions are expected
to continue on:
Tuesday, April 3rd Wednesday, April 4th Thursday, April 5th |
| Wastewater Solution At Hand After a half-century of missed opportunities and six years of planning, Provincetown voters can make a sewer system become a reality with affirmative votes under Special Town Meeting Articles 2 and 3. Click for Article |
All sessions are held:
Provincetown Town Hall Auditorium beginning at 7:30 p.m. |
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Affordable Housing Initiatives Three affordable
housing legislative initiatives will come before the April 2, 2001 Special
Town Meeting-- STM-6 to establish an Affordable Housing Trust Fund, STM-8
to amend the Land Bank Act to increase the 10% for affordable housing
to 35%, and STM-9 to provide for a 100% property tax exemption for the
value of property deed restricted for affordable housing purposes. |
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| Update of Affordable Housing Inventory:
6.5% overall (4.4% subject to taxation) Click for Article |
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| Reconstruct Heritage Museum Building for Public Library The Board of Selectmen, Board of Library Trustees and Town Manager request that Town approve Special Town Meeting Article 11 to transfer the care, custody and control of the Center Street building to the Board of Library Trustees and to borrow $1.05 million as the Town contribution to the proposed Library project. Click for Article | |
| Zoning Articles Summarized Town Meeting voters will be asked to decide eleven articles proposing amendments to the Provincetown Zoning By-laws. Click for Article |