Vermont § 265 - Statement to be made The City Council shall make a statement of all assessments, describing the lands or buildings assessed and forthwith cause the same to be recorded in the Chief Administrative
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§ 265. Statement to be made The City Council shall make a statement of all assessments, describing the lands or buildings assessed and forthwith cause the same to be recorded in the Chief Administrative
- Officer’s office, and when so recorded such assessments shall be and remain a lien
in the nature of a tax upon the lands or buildings so assessed until the same shall
be paid, and shall have precedence over all other liens except ordinary taxes.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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