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join:2001-04-26
South Bend, IN
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| 2005 estimates According to 2005 census information, each person based on an entirely adult population would have to pony up an estimated $6 each to make up this one time cost. Assuming that only half is adult that's $12.
I don't see where they couldn't simply take out a loan (the city) and deploy it already if they get the majority of the populace to vote. I've seen some pretty worthless taxes go into effect this way. What I don't see is how they consider the offer unreasonable. |
