Voters approve citywide fiber project

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He could be right

The question comes down to this. Does this deal cost the tax payers $1000 per person?

Still $1000 per person in taxes isn't very much as most often fees like that are spread out over 15 years. So that would be a $66 increase in property taxes per year.

Also I don't know why business would be upset with this. You don't see business upset with sewer and water infrastructure being in place when when they open a factory or a huge box store. Imagine the outrage if they had to fork out the cash for that infrastructure. What these providers don't like is the level playing field and competition.

Posted by: voska   Posted on: 07/18/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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