New York A06328 amends village law to prohibit members of the board of trustees and the mayor from being appointed to the board of assessors for a.
New York A06328 amends the village law to prohibit members of the board of trustees and the mayor from being appointed to the board of assessors for a village. The mayor, trustees, and village justices are elective officers, while all other officers are appointed by the mayor, subject to the approval of the board of trustees. The act takes effect on January 1 following its enactment. This change aims to ensure a separation of duties and potentially enhance the impartiality of the assessment process.
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