As we ready for Town Meeting on May 16, 2023, the Town will be presenting information every day on different warrant articles.
The full warrant has not yet been finalized, but a full list of the articles can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuhoYAcHGJMhPefGhSD9rZZrS0rTuZOA/view
Article 9: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 56
Acceptance of this local option at Town Meeting would allow the Town to abate real estate and property taxes for any member of the Massachusetts National Guard or Reservist on active duty in a foreign country.
Town Meeting Warrant Article of the Day – Article 8: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 5c1/2
As we ready for Town Meeting on May 16, 2023, the Town will be presenting information every day on different warrant articles.
The full warrant has not yet been finalized, but a full list of the articles can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuhoYAcHGJMhPefGhSD9rZZrS0rTuZOA/view
Article 8: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 5c1/2.
Passage of this local option at Town Meeting would allow the Town to increase the property tax exemption amounts by up to twice the current allowed limit. For example the legally blind tax exemption amount would increase from $500 per year to $1000 per year. This increase would be paid for by the Town in the tax overlay account. Accepting this article at 100% would cost the Town approximately $75,000 per year in exemptions.
[NA Stevens Library News] This Week at Stevens – Peep-O-Rama Voting Begins!
Pokémon with us!!
Town Meeting Warrant Article of the Day – Article 7: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 41D
As we ready for Town Meeting on May 16, 2023, the Town will be presenting information every day on different warrant articles.
The full warrant has not yet been finalized, but a full list of the articles can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuhoYAcHGJMhPefGhSD9rZZrS0rTuZOA/view
Article 7: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 41D
Passage of this local option would allow the town to increase the annual income and asset limits to any of the qualifying Clause 41 exemptions, which is mainly clauses for Senior Citizen property tax exemptions. This would allow a $500 credit toward the qualifying Senior Citizen’s annual real estate taxes.
Save the Date: Downtown Shared Use Path, April 27, 2023 6:30PM at the North Andover Senior Center
The Town of North Andover is conducting a feasibility study to develop a pathway along the former Essex Railway Corridor across Sutton Pond and into the Mill District. The study will examine a multi-modal path designed to accommodate bicyclists, pedestrians and other non-motorized vehicles.
Avalon Apartment complex to accommodate the multi-modal path.
Construction Notification: Route 125 Sewer Improvements project
Construction Notification: Waverly Road, Week of April 17-21, 2023
Town Meeting Warrant Article of the Day – Article 6: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 17E
As we ready for Town Meeting on May 16, 2023, the Town will be presenting information every day on different warrant articles.
The full warrant has not yet been finalized, but a full list of the articles can be found here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SuhoYAcHGJMhPefGhSD9rZZrS0rTuZOA/view
Article 6: Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law Chapter 59 Section 5, Clause 17E
Accepting this local option would allow the state to increase the annual asset limits to qualify for any clause 17 tax exemptions. This exemption allows a $175 credit toward the qualifying applicant’s annual real estate taxes, and can be beneficial to some senior citizens, surviving spouses and surviving minors. To earn this exemption a senior, surviving spouse or surviving minor of a deceased parent must meet specific ownership, occupancy and asset requirements. Acceptance of the local option would only affect the asset requirement. To learn more about this exemption visit: https://www.mass.gov/doc/guide-to-real-estate-tax-exemptions-for-qualifying-surviving-spouses-minor-children-and-elderly/download
