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28:07 Using non, basically, real state investment management companies, hiding behind non-profitable companies, which allows all that SD and money that you're supposed to pay in taxes and property taxes to you guys, right?Play from 28:07
39:30 Um the tax rate for our homestead tax rate is projected at 9.939 or or $9 uh 94 per thousand and our nonhomestead rate will be at 10.986 roughly you know $10.99 per thousand.Play from 39:30
19:43 Currently, as it stands, if this goes through, we would lose $7 million dollars, $7 million in our budget, because our property tax is so, we have such a large property tax with $10 billion or something.Play from 19:43
1:26:29 If this ordinance passes, yes, it will increase revenue, but at what cost? us. We pay huge property taxes for the privilege of living here.Play from 1:26:29
49:32 Opposing a statewide non-Ona-occupied property tax or take any of the action they're on, most of the board. Yeah, what's it? Okay, we have a motion to support, made by Mr.Play from 49:32
1:35:00 Ex-value was $129 million at 25.89% times our $27 tax rate for commercial property. So we're up against a URI, a Rick, and stuff like that, brown.Play from 1:35:00
21:55 The total of all of those things comes to $143,189 per year, and the impact on taxation will be six cents. The tax rate would go up by six cents.Play from 21:55
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