Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning
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Gail Latosz
5 years ago
Decisions are best made at the local level. Hartford does not know Greenwich.
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Bobby Darula
5 years ago
I am opposed to to these bills.
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Walter Sall
5 years ago
Increases in property taxes encourage people to move out. Also, increased property taxes will cause property values to fall.
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Toni Natale
5 years ago
I oppose state property
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Michelle Luksic
5 years ago
This is a terrible and unworkable idea.
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JoAnne hincher
5 years ago
I’ve lived in this house for all of my 56 yrs. when my parents bought it in 1964 they paid $26,000. It was considered a starter home. Now it’s a mansion.. That’s highway robbery
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Juanita Strassfield
5 years ago
STOP over taxing Ct
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I’d like to know how a $300,000 home could be considered a MANSION in Norwalk. Try buying a house for that amount that dosent need at least $50,000. To make it livable!
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michael coppola
5 years ago
VERY opposed to this UN fair tax
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Roger Nichols
5 years ago
$300.000 Would not buy a Dog House in Greenwich.
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Victoria Goss
5 years ago
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The State needs below-market-rate housing, and this bill does not create housing for low-income state residents. Also, Hartford is not capable of managing zoning for the entire state; zoning should be in the hands of the capable town citizens.
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Bridget Conway
5 years ago
I cannot afford to live in my own state. I can't do this anymore
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Brian Allen
5 years ago
I oppose this
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Steve Kinner
5 years ago
Do not pass this bill! No more taxes.
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carolyn cleveland
5 years ago
terrible idea, way to remove local control
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Michael Nedder
5 years ago
Stop this insanity now before more people leave the State. I moved here in 1985 because Connecticut was a desirable place to live. Now over 35 years later, it is hardly recognizable and I-95 and Metro North remain a mess. Address the real issues with responsible governance. Cease and desist forms of social justice while there are true matters that could be addressed such as the pensions sinking the State in lieu of driving more tax payers out of state.
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Matthew Doering
5 years ago
300K is hardly a mansion in Fairfield county!!! $300K - $400K in Stamford will get you a condo or townhouse at best. Can't touch a single family home at that price. Control your spending and if you really need this you have to have an index. In Fairfield county mansions start at $1.2 million.
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Mark Chimblo
5 years ago
This needs to be stopped, changing the way of life in our local community is not a good thing
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Brian Downs
5 years ago
I will move south if this passes!
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Wendy Lee Walasek
5 years ago
We want diversity in our towns, our children and businesses benefit from diversity of thought and different journeys and perspectives. A new tax on houses 300k and above doesn't accomplish diversity. It more horribly impacts the people you are trying to help.
Decisions are best made at the local level. Hartford does not know Greenwich.
I am opposed to to these bills.
Increases in property taxes encourage people to move out. Also, increased property taxes will cause property values to fall.
I oppose state property
This is a terrible and unworkable idea.
I’ve lived in this house for all of my 56 yrs. when my parents bought it in 1964 they paid $26,000. It was considered a starter home. Now it’s a mansion.. That’s highway robbery
STOP over taxing Ct
I’d like to know how a $300,000 home could be considered a MANSION in Norwalk. Try buying a house for that amount that dosent need at least $50,000. To make it livable!
VERY opposed to this UN fair tax
$300.000 Would not buy a Dog House in Greenwich.
The State needs below-market-rate housing, and this bill does not create housing for low-income state residents. Also, Hartford is not capable of managing zoning for the entire state; zoning should be in the hands of the capable town citizens.
I cannot afford to live in my own state. I can't do this anymore
I oppose this
Do not pass this bill! No more taxes.
terrible idea, way to remove local control
Stop this insanity now before more people leave the State. I moved here in 1985 because Connecticut was a desirable place to live. Now over 35 years later, it is hardly recognizable and I-95 and Metro North remain a mess. Address the real issues with responsible governance. Cease and desist forms of social justice while there are true matters that could be addressed such as the pensions sinking the State in lieu of driving more tax payers out of state.
300K is hardly a mansion in Fairfield county!!! $300K - $400K in Stamford will get you a condo or townhouse at best. Can't touch a single family home at that price. Control your spending and if you really need this you have to have an index. In Fairfield county mansions start at $1.2 million.
This needs to be stopped, changing the way of life in our local community is not a good thing
I will move south if this passes!
We want diversity in our towns, our children and businesses benefit from diversity of thought and different journeys and perspectives. A new tax on houses 300k and above doesn't accomplish diversity. It more horribly impacts the people you are trying to help.