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Governor Dewine signs $11 Billion for Ohio Dept. of Transportation bill
Residents of the Princeton School District are asked to approve yet another property tax increase on May 6th.
Last November, the school district tried to pass a 5 Mill levy and it failed. Now they Board has hired a slick PR firm and are not only asking you to approve what was rejected in November, but an additional 33% more with the threat of closing elementary schools. The average home owner will face almost $1,000 a year more in taxes while the Board is spending over $20 Million on athletic fields. And they want to close the schools……
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Taxes on Taxes
The revenue to Hamilton County Parks has gone up approximately 75% in the last decade but apparently that is just not enough. Now they want to double your taxes.
Another example of “Tax the Poor so the Rich can Play“
Most residents do not visit Hamilton County Parks, yet this tax will burden every homeowner with additional financial burdens. No wonder so many describe this as a “Tax the Poor so the Rich can Play” scheme. As prices continue to soar, the many Hamilton County residents on a fixed income have no means to maintain purchasing power. These money grabs will burden many who struggle to meet their utility, food and health bills.
Parks forgot their mission
Parks Mission is: To preserve and protect natural resources and to provide outdoor recreation and education in order to enhance the quality of life for present and future generations.
Sadly, they have drifted far from that and now wish to develop our natural areas. How do they expect our local small business owners to compete in the market place?
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