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The Mashpee Select Board decided on Monday to withhold its position regarding the Barnstable County Luxury Tax Hearing. This proposal, initially introduced by the county’s Assembly of Delegates, aims to impose a transfer fee on high-end real estate transactions. The board members expressed a desire to gather more information before committing to a definitive stance.
During the meeting, various perspectives were shared regarding the potential implications of the luxury tax on the local housing market and revenue generation for community projects. Some board members voiced concerns about how this fee could affect property values and the attractiveness of Mashpee as a destination for affluent buyers. Others highlighted the potential benefits, including increased funding for essential services and infrastructure improvements.
As discussions continue, the Select Board plans to engage with residents and stakeholders to better understand the community's views on the proposed tax. The board’s decision to remain neutral for now reflects a cautious approach as they seek to navigate the complexities of the issue.
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