A reduction in wage taxes and reassessment of property levies are
suggested. The plan now goes to the mayor and Council.
*By Natalie Pompilio
Inquirer Staff Writer
*
Phase in land-value taxation, so that by 2015, 50 percent of all
real-estate-tax revenue will be generated from a tax on the
Vernon Davis fixes broken weights and chains in old wooden windows. He
charged me $30. per window and did a great job.
His # is: 215-226-2311
Wes LaBlanc
I am looking for a company or people who can do work
on old, wooden windows. Do you have any recommandations?
From: Brian Siano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 09:44:37 -0400
(In other words, if you're going to charge the same tax for the land on
which Liberty Place sits as you would for a block of row homes, then the
row homes are going to cost more in taxes.)
I haven't
In a message dated 10/17/03 9:47:25 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Frankly, I'm suspicious of this land tax scheme
(In other words, if you're going to charge the same tax for the land on
which Liberty Place sits as you would for a block of row homes, then the
row homes are going to cost more
Mr. Moser sent this explanation to Chip Buchholtz and me about land value
tax. It helps to answer Brian Siano's concerns.
Melani Lamond
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Dear Chip,
Melani Lamond has passed me your comment on LVT. I highly applaud you for
your use of common sense. Yes, Land Value Taxation,
Yes, The Marvelous is a GREAT addition to the neighborhood and meshes well
with The Last Word -- another great addition to UC. I would not be surprised
if it turns out that most of his customers are neighborhood residents (not
students). We have new restaurants along Balt. Ave., new energy/shops
Well said. I agree whole heartedly. People just like to bitch and complain
and say yuppie.
Jonathan A. Cass
Silverman, Bernheim Vogel
Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Tel: 215-636-4435
Fax: 215-636-3999
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This electronic message contains
Jamie Graham writes to a newspaper:
As a resident of West Philadelphia who has been frequenting
the Baltimore Avenue area since 1995, I can personally
attest to the LI crackdown that the University City
District is using to drive the mostly minority-owned and/or
patronized businesses out to
That has
led to criticism from neighbors over just what is a "good business."
Massar pointed to a plywood-fronted bar, saying that its owner has been
chronically late in paying its city taxes. Obviously, the bar owner is
not a UCD fan, Massar said.
And here's another hypothesis.
If a
HarvestMoon3 wrote:
we are subjected to an endless discussion on this list of complaints
about the UCD's role in chasing out the old businesses, gentrifying the
shopping strips, etc.
Please, could someone tell us which of these new businesses are
objectionable?
there, what you wrote above, is
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