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§ 3602	Manufacturing machinery
§ 3602a	Facilities used in the generation, transmission or distribution of electric power
§ 3603	Construction equipment
§ 3604	Mines and quarries
§ 3605	Water rights
§ 3606	Standing timber
§ 3607	Orchard lands
§ 3607a	Barns, silos and other farm structures
§ 3608	Buildings on leased land
§ 3609	Perpetual or redeemable leases
§ 3610	Taxation of perpetual leased lands
§ 3611	Assessment against state easements for flood control projects
§ 3612	Owner's improvements
§ 3613	Appeal
§ 3614	Property on federal land
§ 3618	Business personal property
§ 3619	Time-share projects
§ 3620	Electric utility poles, lines and fixtures
§ 3651	General rule
§ 3652	Mortgagor deemed owner
§ 3653	Unoccupied and owner unknown
§ 3654	Undivided estate of deceased person
§ 3655	Facilities not within town limits
§ 3659	Municipal lands
§ 3691	General rule
§ 3692	Taxation of boats, outboard motors and trailer coaches
§ 3701	Definitions
§ 3702	Payment of grants authorized
§ 3703	Grant formula
§ 3704	Determination of assessed values; appeal
§ 3705	Adjusted municipal grand list and adjusted municipal tax rate
§ 3706	Payment to municipalities
§ 3707	Rules
§ 3708	Payments in lieu of taxes for lands held by the agency of natural resources
§ 3709	Pilot special fund

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