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Originally Posted by Argie's Wife
I can guarantee that once they were convened in a meeting, most likely in a non-public session, they discussed in depth the issues before them that that night and the response of the town's assessor/assessing department.
My trust goes to those who admit they don't have all the answers, especially in a charged situation like the one you've described. I immediately distrust those who have an answer for everything and know-it-all.
Yes, waiting is painful but far better to wait for them to get it right the first time vs. re-try after re-try to get it right like a bunch of fools.
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Well they better not be discussing this in non-public session as there is absolutely no justification for this under RSA 91-A , the Right to Know law. The Moultonborough Selectmen were unprepared plain and simple and even though they didn't have the "facts" the chair made the statement that he doubted they would reject the Vision Appraisal numbers.