04-09-2021, 09:58 AM
#1. Deja vu on the voting. Gotta ask, if there are more no votes than yes votes does that mean there will be no fees next year?
#2. I can't figure this one out. What are the 5 properties? Church, Farmer's Market (has this ever been open for business?), Shopping Center. That's only 3. The 130 Holdings property that has been under very slow construction forever and is nowhere near opening for business is above 34th, out of the area they describe. Still only makes 4, and I don't think you can count businesses that haven't opened yet so it's really only 2.
Are they counting the 4 individual businesses in the shopping center? Those businesses lease the property and have no obligation to OLCA whatsoever so it can't, or at least it shouldn't be that.
There is already a commercial fee schedule in place that is based on number of vehicles per day. Under the current schedule, the church is assessed $325/year and the shopping center is assessed $6000/year. Under the proposed schedule the shopping center assessment would be CUT by 2/3 and the church's assessment would INCREASE more than 6 fold. This is among the most idiotic, poorly thought out proposals ever to come out of OLCA. Not to mention that it is highly challengeable and they probably won't ever collect any of it, so it's all just a big waste of time.
You guys covered #3 pretty well.
#2. I can't figure this one out. What are the 5 properties? Church, Farmer's Market (has this ever been open for business?), Shopping Center. That's only 3. The 130 Holdings property that has been under very slow construction forever and is nowhere near opening for business is above 34th, out of the area they describe. Still only makes 4, and I don't think you can count businesses that haven't opened yet so it's really only 2.
Are they counting the 4 individual businesses in the shopping center? Those businesses lease the property and have no obligation to OLCA whatsoever so it can't, or at least it shouldn't be that.
There is already a commercial fee schedule in place that is based on number of vehicles per day. Under the current schedule, the church is assessed $325/year and the shopping center is assessed $6000/year. Under the proposed schedule the shopping center assessment would be CUT by 2/3 and the church's assessment would INCREASE more than 6 fold. This is among the most idiotic, poorly thought out proposals ever to come out of OLCA. Not to mention that it is highly challengeable and they probably won't ever collect any of it, so it's all just a big waste of time.
You guys covered #3 pretty well.