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Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning

1,548 Comments

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Beth MacGillivray
5 years ago

Listen to the people

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Jianqiao Paul Zhao
5 years ago

NO to SB 107! NO to SB 1024! As they will kill communities!

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arabelle rowe
5 years ago

I OPPOSE these proposals for statewide property taxes and state control of zoning.

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janet gestal
5 years ago

Please do not pass this

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Monica Andyshak
5 years ago

Not right at all to have the state dictate terms of towns in CT. If more housing built, Greenwich will become Stamford and not much affordable housing there, mostly market rate rentals.

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bob mendy
5 years ago

DOOMED if either SB pass. Bob Mendy

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Elizabeth Parkinson
5 years ago

Absolutely not. Terrible idea. Elizabeth

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Steve Zaminski
5 years ago

Strongly apposed

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Victoria Goss
5 years ago

The better way to handle this is to exert a lot of pressure on the towns and then let them find a way to create housing for low-income individuals.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Oppose statewide property taxes and state control of zoning

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Damian
5 years ago

Unacceptable

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Government needs to figure out how to keep within a reasonable budget so they don’t keep taxing the middle class who work hard for their money. The tax payers pay the price for those who have bad spending habits.

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harriette ketover
5 years ago

Do not try to control local communities from Hartford.

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Carmine Dattolo
5 years ago

I sign No to this petition.

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Robert Carey
5 years ago

NO

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Richard Kosinski
5 years ago

CT can’t afford a tax like SB 171. The irony is that this property tax will actually will erode the tax base and is yet another example why many CT residents are moving to low tax states like Florida.

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Martin
5 years ago

Please....put an end to this...

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Stephanie Edmonds
5 years ago

Be fiscally responsible, don't hurt the middle class!!!

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STANLEY Kosik
5 years ago

Don't they steal enough? Thank you.

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Caroline Haydock
5 years ago

Local governance is best. Darien is already doing a good job.