Board approves 3 abatement applications and denies 4 at recent meeting

April 11, 2025 | Town of Needham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts

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Board approves 3 abatement applications and denies 4 at recent meeting

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During the recent Board of Assessors meeting in Needham, MA, significant decisions were made regarding property tax abatements that will impact local residents. The board approved three abatement applications, including a personal property tax abatement for 40 Sovereign Street. Additionally, the board granted abatements for properties located at 4503 Grapevine Avenue, 74 Hendrickson Street, and 457 Brookline Street.

Conversely, four abatement applications were denied due to insufficient documentation. The properties affected include 91 Highgate, 249 Watchesett, 280 Mottree Road, and 253 Bridal Trail Road. Furthermore, three applications were put on hold pending additional information, specifically for 200 South Street, 16 Laurel Drive, and 762 Webster Street.

The board also addressed an administrative correction for 234 Kendrick Street, although no personal exemptions were noted during this session. Looking ahead, the board plans to reorganize in April and will hold its next meeting on Thursday, April 17, where taxpayer appointments will be discussed.

These decisions reflect the board's ongoing commitment to ensuring fair property tax assessments in the community, providing clarity and support for residents navigating the abatement process.

Converted from Town of Needham: Board of Assessors Part 2 04/10/2025 meeting on April 11, 2025
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