11-27-2007, 10:05 PM
$1.0 million TDD for road improvements.
$5.0 million municipal bonds for additional infrastructure and overpass improvements.
$1.5 million municipal grant (probbaly also backed by municipal bonds) for site improvements.
Look Rob, I am not this Wally world supporter although it may seem this way.. I support competition, plain and simple, whether Wally or Ralf. But your figures are one sided..
You need to add the numbers with balance rather one side of the coin here..
These funds are not expended just to appease Wally World.. The bonds, road improvements are decided upon because the city, town and state are investing in tax returns..
Sales taxes spells big bucks for the city and state, and this IS the ONLY reason these, as you seem to refer to them expenditures are allowed.. However they are not expenditures they are simply investments..
It’s that simple, I do not need figures to support this..
Proper planning and store location appeases the city council, state and fed when sales taxes are the prime expected return.. Cities are corporations just like any company the intrest is generating income.. taxes are the cities income..
Wally or Ralf is given the same consideration..
And Wally World delivers the returns..
Can’t say the same for Home Depot, which is using these funds too.
Edited by - Jeffhale on 11/28/2007 02:08:47
$5.0 million municipal bonds for additional infrastructure and overpass improvements.
$1.5 million municipal grant (probbaly also backed by municipal bonds) for site improvements.
Look Rob, I am not this Wally world supporter although it may seem this way.. I support competition, plain and simple, whether Wally or Ralf. But your figures are one sided..
You need to add the numbers with balance rather one side of the coin here..
These funds are not expended just to appease Wally World.. The bonds, road improvements are decided upon because the city, town and state are investing in tax returns..
Sales taxes spells big bucks for the city and state, and this IS the ONLY reason these, as you seem to refer to them expenditures are allowed.. However they are not expenditures they are simply investments..
It’s that simple, I do not need figures to support this..
Proper planning and store location appeases the city council, state and fed when sales taxes are the prime expected return.. Cities are corporations just like any company the intrest is generating income.. taxes are the cities income..
Wally or Ralf is given the same consideration..
And Wally World delivers the returns..
Can’t say the same for Home Depot, which is using these funds too.
Edited by - Jeffhale on 11/28/2007 02:08:47