Board of Assessment Review

Members:
Donald E. Brann, Jr.            6/2023
David Dulong                       6/2023
Michael Archambault        6/2023
Alternate                              Vacant
Alternate                              Vacant

The Board of Assessment Review does not hold regularly scheduled meetings but schedules its meetings as appeals are filed.

About the Board
The Board of Assessment Review has the power to grant property tax abatement’s pursuant to state law and to determine the tax exempt status of real and personal property.

It functions in a quasi-judicial capacity and members must be able to hold public hearings, make findings of fact and conclusions of law in accordance with state law, and issue written decisions setting forth their findings and conclusions.

For information on the Town’s real or personal property taxes, property valuations, tax maps, and more visit the Assessor’s page.

3/13/2023 BAR meeting video
3/13/2023 BAR meeting minutes


For more info on the board or if interested in applying.

The Board of Assessment Review is responsible for reviewing applications for abatement of property taxes. This process is the secondary step of appealing a property assessment through the abatement process. The board meets as needed when applications are submitted.

This is a five member board made up of three members and two alternates.

Current openings are:

1 alternate: 1 year term

1 alternate: 2 year term

If you are interested in joining the Board of Assessment Review, please fill out our Committee Application form and send a copy to the Select Board Clerk. The Select Board will review applications for consideration of appointment.

Members of the board must be registered voters of the Town of Lyman

For a copy of the Committee Application form, click here. 

If you have any questions regarding the Board of Assessment Review, or other committee opportunities, please contact the Select Board Clerk.

11 South Waterboro Rd
Lyman, ME 04002

Tel. (207)-247-0642

Email. selectbaord@lyman-me.gov

 


 

Page last Updated on May 5, 2023