Posted by MeanGene1 on April 29, 2020 at 08:28:15 from (108.203.138.192):
In Reply to: Property Taxes? posted by Deere scotty on April 29, 2020 at 03:11:40:
I grew up in NY during the Rocky years, very young in Cattaraugus County, then in Steuben. My gramps owned an IH dealership, a trucking and lime spreading operation, owned a couple farms and rented a couple more, even sold coal in the winter, and was president of the school board- so he new the tax situation pretty well. Every time Rocky came on TV, gramps would go off, that sonofab...!! My dad was a BCI Investigator and was at Attica- he got called upon to fire tear gas from one of the helicopters when they went in, as he was in the command post and was the first guy they could find with the cert to fire gas. So he had his own reasons, as Rocky left the local SP barracks hanging out to dry, to hate 'ol Rocky with a passion. When I go back there, Steuben was humming when I was a kid, great farm country, Schulers, Birds Eye, peas, potatoes, kidney beans, wheat, oat, rye, two maybe three cuttings of hay, lots of dairy- pretty sad now. So now I am in Taxifornia- Prop 13 was great, but they do everything they can to sneak around it. School bonds one after another, but the money gets siphoned away and hey let's have another bond. Sales tax around 8%. Lotto that's supposed to go to schools, but.. Now they're trying another end-around of Prop 13. I live within a half hour of the ports and a bunch of refineries, but we pay much more for gas than inland- might have something to do with The Nephew's almost 50 cents gas tax. You should see our new Sheriff's Office/ palace- looks like a winery
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