TR-2013-48 RESIDENTIAL FACTOR 829731 i
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TR-2013- 48
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A RESIDENTIAL FACTOR OF 0.829731 PURSUANT TO
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL LAWS, CHAPTER 40, SECTION 56
Sponsored by: Mayor Richard A. Cohen
WHEREAS, beginning in Fiscal Year 1989 the Agawam City Council began adopting
residential factors of less than one (1) pursuant to Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 40,
Section 56; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the residential taxpayers of Agawam to adopt a
residential factor of less than one(1); and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the Town of Agawam to adopt a residential
factor of 0.82973 1; and
NOW THEREFORE, THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL hereby resolves after
conducting a public hearing to adopt a residential factor of 0.829731 pursuant to Massachusetts
General Laws, Chapter 40, Section 56; and C.)
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DATED THIS OF NOWM&r-k 2013, C=) C)F:
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PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL :Krl
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Christopher Vjohnson,President cc, - N)
1A PPROVED S TO FORM AND LEGALITY
Vincent Gioscia, Solicitor
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MAYORAL ACTION
Received this dayo VfArJX(—I , 2013 ftomCouncil Clerk.
Signed by Council President this day of ( , 2013.
APPROVAL 4F LEGISLATION
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By the powers vested in me Pursuant to Article 3Section 3-6 of the Agawa harter, as
zended, 1 hy approve the passage of the above legislation on this � ` day o
NtMur 2013.
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
DISAPPROVAL OF LEGISLATION
By the powers vested to me pursuant to Article 3, Section 3-6 of the Agawam Charter, as
amended,'I hereby veto the passage of the above legislation on this day of
2013 for the following reason(s)
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
RETURN OF LEGISLATION TO COUNCIL CLERK
Returned to Council Clerk this � � day of Wwm Ix r , 2013,
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kid AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
36 MAIN STREET
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL IDIOTIC
PUBLIC HEARING
A+GAWAM CITY COUNCIL
PRESIDENT
Christopher C. Johnson The Agawam City Council will,conduct a public hearing, on Monday,
November 18,2013, at 7.00pm, at the Roberta G. Doering School, 68
`ICE PRESIDENT" Main 'Street, Agawam, MA to consider the adoption of a Residential
Dennis J Perry
Tay factor' pursuant to Massachusetts General laws; Chapter 40,
COUNCILORS Section 56 as submitted to the City Council by the Mayor on ,
George Bitzas November 1, 2012, cS
Cecilia P. Calabrese
Paul C Cavalla, The Resolution (TR-201' -48) is available for public inspection at thIp
.lames P. Cichettl City Clerk's Office, 36 Main .Street, Agawam, MA between the hours
Gina Al.Letellier
Roberta, Magover of 8,3flam l to1:3pm, Monday through ridgy, It is also avalaale_
Joseph Mineo the Agawam public Library, 750 Cooper Street, Agawam, MA andiRe
Donald M Rheault Agawam Senior Center, 954 Main Street, Agawam, MA; Cn
t_r'
Robert E. Rossi a
ADNUNISTRATIVE BY ORDER OF
ASSISTANT
Barbara A.Bard Christopher C. Johnson
President of the City Council
TO BE ADVERTISED ON 10/31/13
TELEPHONE
(413) 7 6-971+
FAX
(413) 76-971
EMAIL
bbardl@a agawam.ma.ius
Works no later than Friday,: 2012.
December b, 2013 @ 2:00 The Resolution(TR-2013
p.m. No proposals will be 48) is available for public
accepted after the above stat- inspection at the City Clerk's
ed date and hour. The Town Office, 36 Main Street,
of Agawam reserves the right Agawam, MA between the
to accept or reject any or all hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm,
proposals if it appears to be Monday through Friday. It is
in the public interest to do also available at the Agawam
so. The Town of Agawam is Public Library, 750 Cooper
an affirmative action/equal Street;Agawam,MA and the
opportunity:employer (M/F1 Agawam Senior Center, 954
H)which encourages`utiliza- Main Street,Agawam,MA.
tion of minority and women BY ORDER OF
owned enterprises. Christopher C.Johnson
Richard A.Cohen' President of the City Council
Mayor 10/31113'
10131113'
Commonwealth of
Public Notice Massachusetts
Pursuant to 33 U.S.C. The Trial Court
1341 and M.G.L. c. 21 §43,- Hampden Probate and
notice is given of a 401 water Family Court
quality certification applica 50 State Street
tion for South Transmission Springfield,MA 01103
Main Replacement Project Docket No.HD13P1702GD
by the Springfield Water and In the interests of
Sewer Commission,PO Box Austin Mikael Stitznger
995 Springfield, MA 01101 Of Agawam,MA
work is located from Provin Minor
Mountain to Ellison Avenue NOTICE AND ORDER:
in Agawam, MA to replace Petition for Appointment of
the aged water transmission Guardian of a Minor
main to avoid a water main NOTICE TO ALL
rupture which would cause INTERESTED PARTIES
loss of water and a public 1., Hearing Date/Time
health and safety emergency. A hearing on a Petition for
Additional information may Appointment of Guardian of
be obtained from Dwight a Minor filed on 08/29/2013'
Dunk, CDM Smith Inc., by Curtis C;Stitzinger of
50 Hampshire Street, Cam- Agawam, MA Frances E
bridge, MA 02139, (617) Stitzinger of Agawam, MA
452-6601.Written comments will be held 1 t/2012013
should be sent to: the above 01:15 p.m. Guardianship
DEP office within twenty- of Minor Hearing Located
one days of this notice. Probate & Family`Court,
Any group of ten persons, 50 State Street, 4th floor,
any aggrieved person, or Springfield,MA 0 1.103
any governmental body or 2. Response to Petition:
private organization with a You may respond by fil-
mandate to protect the envi- ing a written response to
ronment who submits written the Petition or by appearing
comments may appeal the in person at the hearing. If
Department's Certification, you choose to file a written
Failure to submit written response,you need to:
comments before the end of File the original with the
the public comment period Court;and
may result in the waiver of Mail a copy to all inter-
any right to an adjudicatory ested parties at least five
hearing. (5) business days before the
10/31/13 hearing.
3. Counsel for the Min
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL or:The minor(or an adult on
NOTICE behalf of the minor) has the
PUBLIC HEARING right to request that counsel
AGAWAM be appointed for the minor,
CITY COUNCIL 4.Presence of the Minor
The Agawam City Court- at Hearing:A minor over
cil will conduct a public hear- age 14 has the right to be
ing on Monday, November present at any hearing,unless
18,2013, at 7:00 pm, at the the Court finds that it is not
Roberta G.:Doering School, in the minor's best interests.
.68 Main Street, Agawam, Date:October<23,2013
MA to consider the adoption Suzanne T.Seguin
of a Residential Tax Factor Register of Probate
pursuant to Massachusetts 10/31/13
General Laws, Chapter
40, Section 56 as;submit-
ted to the City Councit by
the Mayor on November 1;
December 6, 2013 @ 2:00 The Resolution('iR-2013-
pm. No proposals will be 48) is available for public
accepted after the above stat- inspection,at the City Clerk's
ed date and hour. The Town Office, 36 Main Street,
of Agawam reserves the right Agawam, MA between the
to accept or reject any or all hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm,
proposals if it appears to be Monday through Friday. It is
in the public interest to do also available at the Agawam
so.The Town of Agawam is Public Library, 750 Cooper
an affirmative action/equal Street,Agawam,MA and the
opportunity employer (M/F/ Agawam Senior Center, 954
H)which encourages utdiza- Main Street,Agawam.MA.
lion of minority and women BY ORDER OF
owned enterprises. Christopher C.Johnson
Richard A.Cohen President of the City Council
Mayor 10/31113;
10/31/13
Commonwealth of
Public Notice Massachusetts
Pursuant to 33 U.S.C.. The Trial Court
1341 and M.G.L. c. 21 §43 Hampden Probate and
notice is given of a 401 water Family Court
quality certification applica-- 50 State Street
tion for South 'transmission Springfield,MA 01103'
Main Replacement Project Docket No.HD13PI702GD
by the Springfield Water and In the interests of
Sewer Commission, PO Box Austin Mikael Stitzinger
995, Springfield, MA 01101` Of Agawam,MA
work is located from Provin Minor'
Mountain to Ellison Avenue NOTICE AND ORDER:
in Agawam, MA to replace Petition for Appointment of
the aged water transmission Guardian of a Minor
main to avoid a water main NOTICE TO ALL
rupture which would cause INTERESTED PARTIES
loss of water and a public 1 Hearing Date/Time
health and safety emergency. A hearing on a Petition for
Additional information may Appointment of Guardian of
be obtained from Dwight a Minor filed on 0812912013`
Dunk, CDM Smith Inc.,, by Curtis C Stitzinger of
50 Hampshire Street, Cam- Agawam, MA Frances E
bridge, MA 02139, (617) Stitzinger of Agawam, MA
.452-6601.'Written comments will be held 11/20/2013
should be sent to: the above 01:15 p.m. Guardianship
DEP office within twenty- of Minor Hearing Located
one-days of this notice. Probate & Family Court,
Any group of ten persons, 50 State Street, 4th floor,
any aggrieved person, or Springfield,MA 01103
any governmental body or 2. Response to Petition:'
private organization with a You may respond by fil-
mandate to protect the envi- ing a written response to
ronment who submits written the Petition or by appearing
comments may appeal the in person at the heating. If
Department's Certification. 'you choose to file a written
Failure to submit written response,you need to:
comments before the end of File the original with the
the public comment period Court,and
may result in the waiver of Mail a copy to all inter
any right to an adjudicatory ested parties at least five
hearing. (5) business days before the
10/31/13 hearing.
3 Counsel for the Min
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL or:The minor(or an adult on
N$' icE behalf of the minor) has the
PUBLIC HEARING right to request that counsel'
AGAWAM be appointed for the minor.
CITY COUNCIL 4.;Presence of the Minor
The Agawam City Coun- at Hearing: A minor over
eil will conduct a public hear- age 14 has the right to be
ing on Monday,November present at anyhearing,unless
18,2013, at 7:00 pm, at the the Court finds that it is not
Roberta G. Doering School, in the:tninor'slbest interests.
.68 Main Street, Agawam,, Dates Octobers23,2013
MA to consider the adoption Suzanne T.Seguin
of a Residential Tax Factor Register of Probate
pursuant to Massachusetts 10/31/13
General Laws, Chapter
40 Section 56 as submit-
ted to the City Council by
the'Mayor on November 1
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Town of Agawam
R7E6 Assessor's Office
36 Main St,Agawam,Massachusetts 01001-1837
Tel. 413-786-0400 X 8704 Fax 413-786-9927'
Email: assessor@agawam.ma.us
November 18, 2013'
Dear Council Members:
In order to provide more detail to the Tax Comparison Spreadsheet for FY'2014, 1 have
provided the following information for your review.
At the shift of 1.49;proposed by Mayor Cohen, the Residential tax rate would be
$15.55/thousand and the Business rate would be$27.93/thousand. These rates would
have the following effect on the Agawam tax base.
Single-Family Residential
7,706 Parcels- 6,037 unchanged in value (78%), 1,041 increased in value, 628 went down
in value
6,815 will experience a tax decrease (89%)
27` will have no change in taxes
864 will experience a tax increase(11%),with 376 of those having an increase of$30
or less
Condominiums
1,597 Parcels- 1,465 decreased in value, 18 increased and 114 were unchanged
Commercial & Industrial
469 parcels combined- 421 unchanged in value (90%),43 increased in value and 5
decreased in value
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'AT ` Tel, 41 -786-0400 X R704 I•ats 413_726-2828
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To: Citv Council Members w
Fran Kevin l aticlirti C> am
Date: October 29, 2013
Re: Classification Booklet
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I°.rtclosed plcarsQ find the "Tax Classification Booklet" pi-cpatred by the Assm;ors' ffficc tatr behatlfc`rl'Marvctr
Richard A. CChem I-lie Mayor has recommended at shift cif` 1.49 for I�iscol Year 2014. which restrlts ill at tatti
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factor cif 0.829731.
The pa- ill the booklet labeled *"Tvpicatl C:arrrlpatrisctrr Fy 2011 " is the hest indicator crfthe effi ct this spilt
will harvv cara the typical residential. commercial and industrial property ill Aoaawatnr. For the comparison. three
values have been, selected that are c1w;v io theovetIll!e clatsS vatlue'for residential_ conortercint and industrial
properties, For the Commercial and industrial properties. [lire eNtreitrt: Vrr]ucs ill t°aach Claus \\'ere e.Ncltrcled arrcl the
vttltte shown represents the typical Value for the Class. Bauer oil arts analysis of tlae market liar FY 2) l4l the
values for the most part renraained flat in all property classes. wind this is represented ill tic)change ill rraalttcs boll
FY 201 to FY 2014. There %vere sonic condominium complexes that sar\fir a decrease ill vaalttc due to market
conditions.
The highlighted shift of 1.49 shows the ell ct the proposed shift would have oil these properties ill relati rr to
tile tax that was paid ill FY `01 a, The tarts dit'rerence for each ol'these properties from FY 2013 to lr"Y 2014 i
typical for the rrra ority ol"properties in their respective classes. except Im those: prop ties that have had a
change ill their physical nature'. such is atra addition, demolition oi-other alteration.
1 would especially like to thank Charlotte Gt•ondin. Administrative Assistant ill the :Assessors' Clll ice, for her
help in putting this prink tooether.
I hope than this inforination is helpful to you. If you creed all forthc:r intOrrrraation, please l'c l Free to contact tract.:
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Assea,sgr .
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t Last year's s hose ; resirta;nhai percentage" i Residential only,, riot R & 0) � 63.9493%
2 sta€xw year's N4RF aRa;li`#g ca 1501 .. shift to Cii"u`ttrR;sar`a A ay. $2#626ataas
at, initaaa,lrn residential share(R) in a u"react year using 150,'t:° Sta ,M to CIP, 61.3183%
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s i taftipi this aaewaw residential iaactrar by thrs year's i F tn,V re s•tam entaaal'
percentage (R),
6, aas`rthaaa i the lowest aistori ai residential ped: atage since the first
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the imeest, resi'Jeratia i 4,"actor allowable (it, may carat be less than t,0xt)
8, ultiplys,that factor by F Fa,eV of ttie open space, add the new txt% and t„ shares, take tt,tty r yart.nii s
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DEPARTMENTOF REVENUE
MINIMUM RESIDENTIAL,FACTOR COMPUTATION
FOR FY 2014
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