Vermont § 3415 - Legislative intent [Effective January 1, 2029] It is the intent of the General Assembly in adopting this subchapter to create regional assessment districts so that:
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§ 3415. Legislative intent [Effective January 1, 2029] It is the intent of the General Assembly in adopting this subchapter to create regional assessment districts so that:
- (1) properties on grand lists are regularly reappraised; (2) property data collection is consistent and standardized across the State; and (3) property valuation is conducted by trained and certified individuals and firms. (Added 2025, No. 73, § 62, eff
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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