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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 420663" data-attributes="member: 816">i am going to break down one specific example cause it is specific to my rural situation... gravel road gradingcurrently the county grades the roads and the township pays the county $X/per mile graded or per time or some shit like that.&nbsp; a portion of my property taxes currently go to that cost.&nbsp; how does that get paid without property tax?&nbsp; options:state pays and the township has to go to the state every year and ask for the money.&nbsp; but, where is the state getting that money?&nbsp; seems we are passing my gravel grading costs onto someone else.&nbsp; you keep it local and the township assesses a fee directly to its property owners... $X per/acre owned maybe?&nbsp; and its not tied to valuation.&nbsp; i can get behind that.&nbsp; but, guess what?&nbsp; they could do that already if they wanted to.&nbsp; there is nothing currently stopping your local taxing entity from recouping costs for certain services via fees instead of mils if they wanted to.&nbsp; go to your township meetings and bring it up.&nbsp; either way, its going to get paid and if you don't pay, they are coming for your home or money in your bank.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 420663, member: 816"] i am going to break down one specific example cause it is specific to my rural situation... gravel road grading currently the county grades the roads and the township pays the county $X/per mile graded or per time or some shit like that. a portion of my property taxes currently go to that cost. how does that get paid without property tax? options: state pays and the township has to go to the state every year and ask for the money. but, where is the state getting that money? seems we are passing my gravel grading costs onto someone else. you keep it local and the township assesses a fee directly to its property owners... $X per/acre owned maybe? and its not tied to valuation. i can get behind that. but, guess what? they could do that already if they wanted to. there is nothing currently stopping your local taxing entity from recouping costs for certain services via fees instead of mils if they wanted to. go to your township meetings and bring it up. either way, its going to get paid and if you don't pay, they are coming for your home or money in your bank. [/QUOTE]

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