Vermont § 3620 - Electric utility poles, lines, and fixtures Electric utility poles, lines, and fixtures owned by nonmunicipal utilities shall be taxed at appraisal value as defined by section 3481 of this title, except as provided under subdivision 3802
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§ 3620. Electric utility poles, lines, and fixtures Electric utility poles, lines, and fixtures owned by nonmunicipal utilities shall be taxed at appraisal value as defined by section 3481 of this title, except as provided under subdivision 3802
- (19) of this title. (Added 1985, No. 169 (Adj
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