Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning
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Patrick J Cooper
5 years ago
Stop it CT. You are taxing us out of the state
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Colleen Vick
5 years ago
No way!
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Roberta DiBisceglie
5 years ago
Keep zoning decisions LOCAL!
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Beatrice T Harper
5 years ago
Am vehemently opposed to this legislation. These matters must stay in the hands of the local municipalities ! That is what historically “States” Rights “ are all about!! Save our democracy!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
$300,000 is not a “mansion”!
We already have a dysfunctional zoning board in town - do not need added chiefs trying to make more messes.
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Mark Basso
5 years ago
I strongly oppose these bills.
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vincent
5 years ago
Just no
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John Gedney
5 years ago
No
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Stephen Horvath
5 years ago
Enough taxes already! I strongly oppose these CT land and property tax bills as they just open the door to further taxation.
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Lisa Henderson
5 years ago
When the State of Connecticut gets involved in local issues it winds up costing the taxpayers more money. Zoning regulations should remain local to cities and towns.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I oppose these bills! $300,000 house in Fairfield county is low end. Let's kill the middle class. I've lived in Norwalk all my life but won't be able to retire here. Moving away from my children and grandchildren is going to kill us.
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Sunghi Frauen
5 years ago
One size fits all never works!! Protect our small businesses and our towns!
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Ernest DesRochers
5 years ago
Stop the madness. You need to figure out how to live within your means. We all do
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Barbara Punzi
5 years ago
Connecticut residents are taxed enough! Not to mention anyone who classifies a property assessed at $300k as a mansion knows nothing about the home values in this state. This will kill real estate in the state as people will leave in droves.
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James Rosecrans
5 years ago
Go Harry! Stand tall for us!
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Richard Vizzo
5 years ago
This will drive more people out of the state!
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Diane Perry
5 years ago
Totally opposed to both...we will not be able to afford to remain in Town if mansion tax is approved...our quality of life is already deteriorating...do not need more density!
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Hugo Alzate
5 years ago
I am opposing this bill
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Donald Friedman
5 years ago
This will create another reason for people to leave the state
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Irma OBrien
5 years ago
I strongly oppose these CT land and property tax bills.
Stop it CT. You are taxing us out of the state
No way!
Keep zoning decisions LOCAL!
Am vehemently opposed to this legislation. These matters must stay in the hands of the local municipalities ! That is what historically “States” Rights “ are all about!! Save our democracy!
$300,000 is not a “mansion”! We already have a dysfunctional zoning board in town - do not need added chiefs trying to make more messes.
I strongly oppose these bills.
Just no
No
Enough taxes already! I strongly oppose these CT land and property tax bills as they just open the door to further taxation.
When the State of Connecticut gets involved in local issues it winds up costing the taxpayers more money. Zoning regulations should remain local to cities and towns.
I oppose these bills! $300,000 house in Fairfield county is low end. Let's kill the middle class. I've lived in Norwalk all my life but won't be able to retire here. Moving away from my children and grandchildren is going to kill us.
One size fits all never works!! Protect our small businesses and our towns!
Stop the madness. You need to figure out how to live within your means. We all do
Connecticut residents are taxed enough! Not to mention anyone who classifies a property assessed at $300k as a mansion knows nothing about the home values in this state. This will kill real estate in the state as people will leave in droves.
Go Harry! Stand tall for us!
This will drive more people out of the state!
Totally opposed to both...we will not be able to afford to remain in Town if mansion tax is approved...our quality of life is already deteriorating...do not need more density!
I am opposing this bill
This will create another reason for people to leave the state
I strongly oppose these CT land and property tax bills.