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Council didn't vote to approve the Open Space tax, voters did in a referendum.
ReplyDeleteCouncil voted for the tax. Voters approved a borrowing plan.
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as a dedicated real estate tax. Stoffa played a fast one.
ReplyDeleteNo one called it a dedicated real estate Ct ax, and yes, there is such a thing in numerous municipalities.
ReplyDeleteThis is a failure of leadership. Open Space conservation and long range comprehensive planning are critical in our evolving Lehigh Valley.
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