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Not quite right. It was the caviar and champagne snacks at the open house. Sorry you missed it.


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You Vixen!!! Don't tell me they had helium balloons too????


....please don't tell me they had balloons!!!


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That would really do nothing, because even if all of the assessed values decreased, the County would increase the millage to make up the difference. We currently have the lowest millage rate of any county in which I've lived, so increasing the millage, will be no big thing for the County.

I'm not sure they can jack the millage "as needed".At least I hope not!!
I think there are controls in place that make changing the millage difficult. At least thats the way it was where I came from. You just had to adjust the budget accordingly. A shortfall was a shortfall.
Its crazy here (FL)..friggin budget is determined by a bunch of fat cats and then its time to play "lets screw the property owners". When property values soar, there is nary a damn word said about all the excess revenue.
Just a lot of slopping at the trough!
My taxes for property in Okaloosa was almost 30% higher than in Walton. For the same dollar valuation.
WTF!
 
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