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Friday, October 27, 2017
Hanover Tp Taxes To Remain Steady Next Year
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Did they all pat each other on the back? Run away developments contributing to pollution and water runoff. Don't forget warehouses. They are almost as bad as Bethlehem Twp.
ReplyDeleteHanover Township has controlled growth. You need to do an inventory as they have 1/4 of the warehouses Bethlehem Township has and didn't let a road deteriorate requiring a loan to fix it.
DeletePlease don't compare Hanover to Bethlehem Twp. Hanover is less than half the size, with half the population of BT. The median home value in Hanover is higher than BT, and the median income is higher, which makes for more tax dollars generated per household. Hanover hasn't come to total build out yet (BT pretty much has), so new tax dollars are still coming in. The day will come when construction will cease, costs will rise, and a tax hike will become inevitable.
ReplyDeleteAnother inaccurate comment about Hanover Township. Other than the undeveloped airport land on Airport Rd the entire Township is built out other than a lot here and there.
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