Table of Contents
- 1. How do I register my car?
- 2. When are property taxes due?
- 3. How do I get a building permit?
- 4. Where do I register to vote?
- 5. What if I am late paying my property tax bill?
- 6. How do I apply for a liquor license?
DMV Renewals
In order for our office to process your vehicle registration renewal, we must have the following:
- 1. The preprinted form (only) that comes from DMV.
- 2. The expiration date must be the current month or one of the two preceding months.
- 3. The only changes to this preprinted renewal form can be the address and/or the vehicle color.
- 4. A check or money order made payable to DMV in the amount of the registration only.
- 5. Cash or check in the amount of $3.00 for handling fee per each registration renewal. Check to be made payable to the Town of Lyndon.
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Property Taxes
Tax bills usually are sent out in September and are due the first Friday in November.
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Building Permits
You can contact our Zoning Administrator, concerning any structures you wish to build, including new construction, re-construction, or alteration to existing structures. Click here on Zoning Bylaws to access the Lyndon Zoning Bylaws file. The Zoning Administrator is also your contact for any change of use permits, new businesses, signage and sub-divisions. If you have questions concerning zoning, the Development Review Board, or the Planning Commission please contact the Zoning Administrator at (802) 626-1269.
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Voter Registration
You can register to vote at the Town Clerk's Office Monday - Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
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Late Tax Bill Payment
Taxes remaining unpaid after the due date of the first Friday in November will be collected with an 8% penalty plus collection cost and interest at the rate of 1% for the first 3 months and a rate of 1.5% thereafter.
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Liquor Licenses
Applications for liquor licenses can be picked up at the Town Clerk's Office. Completed applications should be brought back to the Town Clerk's Office with a check for the license fees (Town and VT Department of Liquor Control). The Selectboard must approve the applications. Once approved they are signed by the Town Clerk and sent in to Montpelier. Montpelier will return the application and actual license to the Town Clerk's Office and you will be contacted when they come in.