Citizen in a RepublicNH House Testimony

SB173

Senate · 2025 sessionRepublicanSigned into law

Assessing low-income housing properties

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Provides that residential property subject to a housing covenant under the low income housing tax credit program shall be assessed at an amount equal to 10 percent of actual rental and certain other income.

relative to residential property subject to housing covenants under the low income housing tax credit program.Official record

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59 submissions
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All 5 written submissions were individually written — no organized campaign detected.

Status

Signed into law · June 24, 2025
  1. Introduced
  2. Senate
  3. House
  4. Governor
  5. Law
Sponsors, hearings & roll-call votes

The record · every submission as filed

59 submissions
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Anne Eiseman
for Myself
Durhamn

I support this bill. Please don't put low income housing tax credit program in jeopardy.

Support
Gayle Henderson
for Myself
Durham

Leave our children alone

Support
Daniel Richardson
for Myself
Nashua

This bill screws taxpayers by giving tax breaks to multimillionaire mass housing developers as your neighborhood is trashed by their multiplex block housing illegal aliens. Sponsor is the same guy pushing all this build-out NH for pals.

Oppose
Maura Annette Chappelle
for Myself
Coös county

Nick Taylor said he is for the bill because developers can't pass rising costs onto their renters, but why should the costs be passed to other properties in town who'd have to pay more to make up for it? ..... .... Diana Lush (spelling?) makes fantastic point -- what is Low Income?? she mentioned one bedrooms for $2,000 being called low income in Raymond .... .... Brody from NHMA spoke against it because of tax shifting burden by lowering the assessed value of the properties-- I hope the committee listens to the towns .... .... Patricia Brigio (spelling?) opposed with concern about interchangeability of affordable/low income/workforce especially by the people that are the supposed experts plus what other funds and compensation are the property owners getting?

Oppose
Laurie MacKenzie
for Myself
Weare

Lines of communication between parents and schools does not need to be managed in this way.

Support
Patricia Martin
for Myself
Rindge

Position recorded without written comment.

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George McCambley
for Myself
Jackson

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Dorothea Vecchiotti
for Myself
Peterborough

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Hilary Babon
for Myself
Durham

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A Thomas
for Myself
Rindge

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Stefanie Griffin
for Myself
Durham

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Ashley Fife
for Myself
Jackson

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Amy Agostino
for Myself
Londonderry

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Meredith Piotrow
for Myself
Jackson

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Molly Maniak
for Myself
Concord

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Helina Josephson
for Myself
Canaan

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James Hiltz
for Myself
Pembroke

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Allison Lane
for Myself
Rochester

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Nancy Brennan
for Myself
Weare

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Benjamin Stinson
for Myself
Concord

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Liza Poinier
for Myself
Concord

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April Ingram
for Myself
Warner

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Juli Hincks
for Myself
Concord

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David Kutz
for Myself
Concord

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Nancy Wood
for Myself
Concord

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