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<blockquote data-quote="Trip McNeely" data-source="post: 205156" data-attributes="member: 728"><p>imo most here realize some form of property tax is the best solution at the moment. the problem most everyone has is the escalation and sometimes rediculously drastic increases on a year to year basis. there needs to be a more static approach so property owners do not become burdened by runaway financial political agandas..... a system that caps increases and any budget shortfalls need to be made up elsewhere. i have no problem &quot; paying my fair share&quot; but when property tax is increased every year its getting to a point where people cant afford what they could ten years ago even though they make more money...... a capped system will force polititians to do 1) get their shit together with spending. 2) try to find money from other sources for increased spending. if this shit keeps up itll force people to sell and move into smaller project style housing in the city.... huh, well thats interesting..... just kinda walked myself into that thought...... maybe thats what seminary and his downtown developing henchmen want....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Trip McNeely, post: 205156, member: 728"] imo most here realize some form of property tax is the best solution at the moment. the problem most everyone has is the escalation and sometimes rediculously drastic increases on a year to year basis. there needs to be a more static approach so property owners do not become burdened by runaway financial political agandas..... a system that caps increases and any budget shortfalls need to be made up elsewhere. i have no problem " paying my fair share" but when property tax is increased every year its getting to a point where people cant afford what they could ten years ago even though they make more money...... a capped system will force polititians to do 1) get their shit together with spending. 2) try to find money from other sources for increased spending. if this shit keeps up itll force people to sell and move into smaller project style housing in the city.... huh, well thats interesting..... just kinda walked myself into that thought...... maybe thats what seminary and his downtown developing henchmen want.... [/QUOTE]

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