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<blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 374723" data-attributes="member: 3889">I will digress that water and sewer probably wasn't the best example however city property taxes certainly supplement the maintenance of the water and sewer systems amongst other things. Probably the better example is that of the roads and emergency services. Unfortunately, some stuff should be tied to the property even thought the way it is done now is complete bull shit as we all receive the same public service but pay significant different rates based on on the value of the property, it's already a socialistic approach.I do find it a bit appauling that you think its fair to shift burden onto the shoulders of others by means of increased sales and use tax. why should spending money have anything to do with public services that support a property owner? That's just plainly asinine. If you really want to drive people away from spending money in the state, that's sure fire way to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SLE, post: 374723, member: 3889"] I will digress that water and sewer probably wasn't the best example however city property taxes certainly supplement the maintenance of the water and sewer systems amongst other things. Probably the better example is that of the roads and emergency services. Unfortunately, some stuff should be tied to the property even thought the way it is done now is complete bull shit as we all receive the same public service but pay significant different rates based on on the value of the property, it's already a socialistic approach. I do find it a bit appauling that you think its fair to shift burden onto the shoulders of others by means of increased sales and use tax. why should spending money have anything to do with public services that support a property owner? That's just plainly asinine. If you really want to drive people away from spending money in the state, that's sure fire way to do it. [/QUOTE]

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