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F. X. Browne, Inc. Figure 1 - Town of Brighton Location Map Source: Brighton 2000 Report (Willis 2002) Historical information about the Town of Brighton is provided in Appendix A. According to the US Census Bureau there were 1,682 residents in the Town of Brighton in the year 2000. That total included 363 inmates of Camp Gabriels and 535 Paul Smith's College students, leaving 784 people not resident in either Photo Credit: Pat Willis institution. The 1999 per capita income in the town was $11,995, which is about half the national average of $21,587. Of the town’s population over age 16, 86 percent were in the labor force. The total assessment for the Town in 2009 was $247,296,840, with approximately 1,097 tax parcels on the tax rolls. The Total Warrant for the town and county in 2009 was $1,319,109; the school tax re-levy (unpaid school taxes are added on to town and county) was $64,589. Figure 2 is a topographic map of the Town of Brighton. Brighton Smart Growth Plan 2 July 2009
F. X. Browne, Inc. Figure 2 - Town of Brighton Map Source: Brighton 2000 Report (Willis 2002) 1.3 Community Assets Brighton has a wealth of economic, cultural, historical, and recreational opportunities existing within the town. However, many of these opportunities are under-utilized or not recognized by tourists passing through the town on their way to the Visitor’s Interpretive Center or other recreational opportunities. Brighton is a wonderful place to live and work, as well as a recreation haven. Brighton has many assets to offer our visitors, including hiking trails, numerous lakes and Brighton Smart Growth Plan 3 July 2009
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