Judge Sides with City vs. Wheelabrator

[Guest]

My take on this recent news is that the Wheelabrator folks undervalued there incinerator to evade taxes!

A judge ruled in favor of the city of Claremont this week in a tax dispute involving the former New Hampshire Vermont Solid Waste Project.

Until it was dissolved last year, the project included a dozen communities that sent their trash to the Wheelabrator incinerator in Claremont. Project officials sued the city after getting its 2004 tax bill, arguing that the Wheelabrator property was worth $5.6 million, not the $13.1 million the city claimed.

But a superior court judge ruled that the property actually was worth more than $19 million and that the city doesn't owe the project anything.

[Guest]

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[gtill]

Damon, that looked to me like a case of many failures! Mostly what was originally agreed on and how it was read by many parties!

The only thing I saw that could hold water here was the emission reports! Not that they were enough to shut it down, but suspicions hold so much power as to render any explanation moot! The placment of the unit is wrong! It should be in NELHA, or South Point!. There will always be some emissions, but better if they can be diluted into vast regions! Same on Oahu! But the amounts are manini! Plus Kona is the side that uses most regular fuel, by far if it is still or overcast!