Town of Lexington, MA
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2023-11-09
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Part I, General Bylaws
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Chapter 116 Taxes
- Part I, General Bylaws
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Affordable Housing Trust
- Ch 5 Alarms
- Ch 9 Animals
- Ch 12 Appeals, Board of
- Ch 19 Buildings, Demolition of
- Ch 20 Buildings, Energy Use
- Ch 25 Civil Defense
- Ch 29 Committees
- Ch 32 Contracts and Deeds
- Ch 35 Council on Aging
- Ch 43 Earth Fill and Removal
- Ch 46 Engine Operation of Stopped Vehicles
- Ch 48 Ethics
- Ch 52 Excavations
- Ch 63 Housing Conversion and Eviction
- Ch 76 Licenses and Permits
- Ch 78 Neighborhood Conservation Districts
- Ch 80 Noise Control
- Ch 81 Plastic Reduction
- Ch 90 Officers and Employees
- Ch 93 Parking
- Ch 97 Public Conduct
- Ch 100 Public Ways and Places
- Ch 106 Regulation of Fossil Fuel Infrastructure
- Ch 107 Reports and Fees
- Ch 110 Revolving Funds
- Ch 114 Stormwater Management
- Ch 115 Specialized Energy Code
- Ch 116 Taxes
- Ch 116 Art I Community Preservation Act Surcharge Exemption
- § 116-1 Exemption from Community Preservation Act surcharge application.
- Ch 118 Town Meetings
- Ch 120 Trees
- Ch 121 Trustees of Public Trusts
- Ch 130 Wetland Protection
- Ch 131 Running Bamboo Control
- Part II, Zoning Bylaw
- Ch 135 Zoning
- Part III, Regulations
- Ch 138 Appeals, Board of
- Ch 142 Cemeteries
- Ch 144 Condominium Conversion Board
- Ch 145 Conservation Commission
- Ch 155 Health, Board of
- Ch 158 Housing Assistance Board
- Ch 160 Housing Authority
- Ch 175 Planning Board Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 176 Planning Board Zoning Regulations
- Ch 178 Public Safety
- Ch 181 Public Works, Department of
- Ch 187 Select Board
- Ch 192 Traffic Rules and Orders
- Appendix
- Ch A200 Acceptances of General Laws and Special Acts
- Ch A201 Special Acts
- Ch A202 Additional Town Actions
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY:[1] Adopted by the Town Meeting of the Town of Lexington as
indicated in article histories. Amendments noted where applicable.]
[Adopted 4-4-2007 ATM by Art. 10]
Taxpayers qualifying for the low-income exemption, as provided
for in the Massachusetts Community Preservation Act and approved by
the voters of the Town, shall submit an application for the exemption
on a form provided by the Board of Assessors, within three months
after the actual tax bill is mailed.
