Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning
1,548 Comments
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Anonymous
5 years ago
SB 1024 is such a blunt instrument. Such poorly crafted legislation. Destructive, not thoughtful. So sad.
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Lewis venieri
5 years ago
No more taxes
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Hans Middelberg
5 years ago
No new taxes
No state control of communities
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John Mastracchio
5 years ago
Really? Talk about being Tone Deaf.
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Cesar alonzo
5 years ago
I don't want more taxes, I wish less taxes on my property what wrong with those people, just thinking on taxes.
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Mark Highton
5 years ago
We pay enough in taxes and this will only end up driving people out of the state and ultimately hurt the state.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I oppose
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Mark Hrozenchik
5 years ago
This bill would place extraordinary financial burdens on many middle class families in the state of Connecticut.
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Jennifer Zator
5 years ago
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Judith Goodchild
5 years ago
Terrible ideas!
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Gloria pagan
5 years ago
$300,000 mansion designation is ridiculous
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Nancy Blasnik
5 years ago
No more TAXES! The damage created by the FLA is brutal on the lower & middle class! And stay out of the zoning game - it's a local matter...
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Jonathan Shapiro
5 years ago
Greenwich is a multiracial community now. Long gone are the days of "gentlemens agreement." Connecticut was a land of minimal governement when I moved here in 1969. The came income tax and urban renewal. It's never been the same.
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Jeff Manchester
5 years ago
Focus on reducing costs in Hartford, or find non-earnings assets to sell to raise cash - state buildings, land, etc. Stop raising taxes, especially on other counties.
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Greg Hartch
5 years ago
Thanks for leading the effort to block this tax increase.
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Peter Levy
5 years ago
SB 171 is double taxation on our property. This bill is not fixing the state wide problem of spending. we need business friendly measures to be taken to create jobs and reduce expenses starting with cutting government spending.
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Jerome Kapp
5 years ago
I hereby sign the petition
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Joseph Nicoli
5 years ago
I am strongly opposed to the imposition of a statewide property tax and legislation to restrict local zoning control. These are individual town issues to be voted on locally.
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James W Nelson
5 years ago
Are they insane or what? Since when does $300,000 constitute a "mansion" in this day and age? That wouldn't even get you a dog house in a lot of places!
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Gloria Sprigg
5 years ago
Do not need the state to regulate what to do with our property and with our taxes.
SB 1024 is such a blunt instrument. Such poorly crafted legislation. Destructive, not thoughtful. So sad.
No more taxes
No new taxes No state control of communities
Really? Talk about being Tone Deaf.
I don't want more taxes, I wish less taxes on my property what wrong with those people, just thinking on taxes.
We pay enough in taxes and this will only end up driving people out of the state and ultimately hurt the state.
I oppose
This bill would place extraordinary financial burdens on many middle class families in the state of Connecticut.
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Terrible ideas!
$300,000 mansion designation is ridiculous
No more TAXES! The damage created by the FLA is brutal on the lower & middle class! And stay out of the zoning game - it's a local matter...
Greenwich is a multiracial community now. Long gone are the days of "gentlemens agreement." Connecticut was a land of minimal governement when I moved here in 1969. The came income tax and urban renewal. It's never been the same.
Focus on reducing costs in Hartford, or find non-earnings assets to sell to raise cash - state buildings, land, etc. Stop raising taxes, especially on other counties.
Thanks for leading the effort to block this tax increase.
SB 171 is double taxation on our property. This bill is not fixing the state wide problem of spending. we need business friendly measures to be taken to create jobs and reduce expenses starting with cutting government spending.
I hereby sign the petition
I am strongly opposed to the imposition of a statewide property tax and legislation to restrict local zoning control. These are individual town issues to be voted on locally.
Are they insane or what? Since when does $300,000 constitute a "mansion" in this day and age? That wouldn't even get you a dog house in a lot of places!
Do not need the state to regulate what to do with our property and with our taxes.