Scottsdale City Council unanimously disapproves historic-home tax increase
Matt HendleyThe Scottsdale City Council voted 7-0 Feb. 1 against a state Senate bill that would end tax incentives for owners of historic homes.
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The Scottsdale City Council voted 7-0 Feb. 1 against a state Senate bill that would end tax incentives for owners of historic homes.
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The same week that Phoenix leaders imposed a 2 percent food tax to prevent layoffs and painful cuts to city services, City Council members agreed to spend $6 million to buy a vacant motel so Arizona State University can expand its downtown campus.
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According to the Republic, "Mayor Phil Gordon said the council has the option of reversing its decision after it hears from the public during 15 budget hearings planned for this month" (Phoenix Gives OK to 2% Tax on Food; www.azcentral.com, 02/03/10)
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