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Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning

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Vincent Dinapoli
5 years ago

Looks like Nikita Kruschev was correct when he said " Americans will hang themselves with their own rope " when do we draw the ammo?

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Christine Friedman
5 years ago

No no no!!!

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Drake Darrin
5 years ago

I fully understand why all my friends are moving to Florida. I am 110% against SB 171 "AN ACT ESTABLISHING A STATE-WIDE TAX ON REAL PROPERTY" proposes a "mansion tax" on all properties assessed over $300,000 !!!

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kenneth ketover
5 years ago

Dead set against any targeted tax increases. I oppose. Zoning is a local issue not upstaters controlling my area.

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Laurie Josephs
5 years ago

Zoning must remain in local hands!!!!

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Richard Miller
5 years ago

You're rich if you have a 300,000 home? Ya, tax the wealthy!

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Jennifer Larkin
5 years ago

This Bill was designed and pushed through by a special interest group representing Hartford’s Mayor and his wife during covid. We need to understand how this will impact towns and cities and get input from them before voting on new laws. Why can’t we work together on a solution? Greenwich is diverse, and has a lot of multi-family housing.

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Timothy G Wighton
5 years ago

Any increase in Property taxes will force me to retire out of state, forcing me to sell my home and leave Connecticut.

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Debbie McGarrity
5 years ago

These bills do NOT promote diversity; they only would increase density. If these bills go through, we will have a bunch of high rise condos instead of our single family neighborhoods. Greenwich would become a high rise village for NYC commuters. Must oppose at all costs!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We vehemently oppose additional taxes

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elizabeth rains
5 years ago

PLEASE SAY NO TO THESE MEASURES. "MANSION" TAX RIDICULOUS- WHY FOLKS and businesses LEAVING CT. Agree we should get rid of sanctuary state.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I oppose all state property tax and state led zoning mandates. These are contrary to American freedoms and will decrease property values as well as drive taxpayers out of the state.

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Bob Eberheim
5 years ago

Local communities don’t need to be told by Hartford what’s best for them.

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Joe Frattaroli
5 years ago

I oppose any new property taxes

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Donald Overton
5 years ago

Stop taxing and zoning us out of our communities.

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Rob Mitchell
5 years ago

I have been a Stamford resident for my over 50 years and this mansion tax or any hike in taxes is ridiculous. I suggest getting rid of the sanctuary state we can utilize the money for better things. We live in one if the richest state why impose more taxes? People will leave this state and no business will stay. We need to do away with things like sanctuary state this is no benefit for the citizen of connecticut. Also, getting foxwood on board with mohegun sun gaming will help bring in revenue.

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Marcy Mitchell
5 years ago

I have been a Stamford resident for my over 50 years and this mansion tax or any hike in taxes is ridiculous. I suggest getting rid of the sanctuary state we can utilize the money for better things. We live in one if the richest state why impose more taxes? People will leave this state and no business will stay. We need to do away with things like sanctuary state this is no benefit for the citizen of connecticut. Also, getting foxwood on board with mohegun sun gaming will help bring in revenue.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Please drop these bills

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Terry Mohan
5 years ago

I have been a Stamford resident for my over 50 years and this mansion tax or any hike in taxes is ridiculous. I suggest getting rid of the sanctuary state we can utilize the money for better things. We live in one if the richest state why impose more taxes? People will leave this state and no business will stay. We need to do away with things like sanctuary state this is no benefit for the citizen of connecticut. Also, getting foxwood on board with mohegun sun gaming will help bring in revenue.

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Vinodh Swaminathan
5 years ago

I oppose this move as this is yet another form of unnecessary taxation - especially when we just started having a net influx of residents to the states and real estate markets improving. The state needs to address pension o locations and other contract issues with state employees before bringing on any new taxes