Oppose Statewide Property Taxes and State Control of Zoning
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Gail Lenahan
5 years ago
This tax is a huge burden on seniors, who are on fixed incomes and cannot afford any more tax increases. I doubt there are many houses in Fairfield County that are assessed under $300,000.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
strongly disagree with the proposed zoning changes
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stacy belanger
5 years ago
I oppose this tax.
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Joan
5 years ago
Have to stop these taces
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John Aymar
5 years ago
I am vehemently opposed to Statewide Property Taxes and ANY State control of LOCAL ZONING.
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Maryanne Harvey
5 years ago
We are opposed to the new proposed property taxes and state controlled zoning.
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Bryan Tunney
5 years ago
I oppose State wide property taxes and state control of zoning
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Lynn Harrington
5 years ago
Opposing tax and zoning bills!
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Jeanne Bennett
5 years ago
This will lower property values, which will lower tax revenue. No one wins!
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Sharon G Fuller
5 years ago
All these law changes will do is to make more people leave CT. The zoning law changes would destroy downtown Greenwich and make it impossible to navigate. Developers will use these rules to their advantage to get their projects built not caring for the environment.
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Erin Hedley
5 years ago
I have testified on this in ZOOM hearings and I oppose statewide control of zoning
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Shari Williams
5 years ago
I oppose the push to centralize zoning away from individual towns. Must also stop tax hikes in CT!
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Richard Muskus Jr
5 years ago
Against this bill
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Tracey Carr
5 years ago
Enough!
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Thomas McKiernan
5 years ago
Oppose SB 1024 in its entirety.
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David W Harris
5 years ago
I am opposed.
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collette carr
5 years ago
This state was once well-run with no state income tax. You incompetents have ruined this state and if it gets worse, more people with assets will head to Florida.
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Ellen Chausz
5 years ago
It is preposterous to think that a home valued at $300,000 in lower Fairfield county is a "mansion". Any added tax burden to us is unfair. We already pay more that our share to revenue to the state. Also, since the Fed has limited the amount of property tax that can be deducted from those taxes it is a double burden.
Also, to limit the city's zoning ability in their towns is unfair. The state doesn't want the Fed to tell them what to do - the cities don't want the state to interfere in their area too.
This tax is a huge burden on seniors, who are on fixed incomes and cannot afford any more tax increases. I doubt there are many houses in Fairfield County that are assessed under $300,000.
strongly disagree with the proposed zoning changes
I oppose this tax.
Have to stop these taces
I am vehemently opposed to Statewide Property Taxes and ANY State control of LOCAL ZONING.
We are opposed to the new proposed property taxes and state controlled zoning.
I oppose State wide property taxes and state control of zoning
Opposing tax and zoning bills!
This will lower property values, which will lower tax revenue. No one wins!
All these law changes will do is to make more people leave CT. The zoning law changes would destroy downtown Greenwich and make it impossible to navigate. Developers will use these rules to their advantage to get their projects built not caring for the environment.
I have testified on this in ZOOM hearings and I oppose statewide control of zoning
I oppose the push to centralize zoning away from individual towns. Must also stop tax hikes in CT!
Against this bill
Enough!
Oppose SB 1024 in its entirety.
I am opposed.
This state was once well-run with no state income tax. You incompetents have ruined this state and if it gets worse, more people with assets will head to Florida.
It is preposterous to think that a home valued at $300,000 in lower Fairfield county is a "mansion". Any added tax burden to us is unfair. We already pay more that our share to revenue to the state. Also, since the Fed has limited the amount of property tax that can be deducted from those taxes it is a double burden. Also, to limit the city's zoning ability in their towns is unfair. The state doesn't want the Fed to tell them what to do - the cities don't want the state to interfere in their area too.
We need to stop the madness...
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