Appeal of Public Service Co.
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtKing, C.J.
In May 1971, the New Hampshire Legislature passed H.B. 494 (codified at RSA 72:12-a (Supp. 1981)), which created an incentive for the reduction of air and water pollution by exempting air and water pollution control facilities from property taxation over a twenty-five-year period. In these appeals from decisions of the water supply and pollution control commission, the issue is whether a partially-completed pollution control facility is eligible for a proportionate tax exemption under the provisions of RSA 72:12-a (Supp. 1981). We rule that the exemption does extend to pollution control…
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