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Hendersonville Lightning

Location

Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 2014

Page

4

Editorial on GOP tax cuts shifting burden to homeowners

The piece argues that North Carolina Republicans pushed a Dillon rule based policy shift weakening city power and raising costs for residents. It highlights Hendersonville facing about 300000 in lost revenue, a tax shift from business to homeowners, and warns that state actions may force cities to raise property taxes while big business gains relief.

Raleigh Dillon Chuck McGrady Home Rule Republican Conference Hendersonville General Assembly Tom Apodaca League of Municipalities North Carolina

Frustrated traveler blasts passport woes and mail mix ups

An irate, humorous letter targets the U S Passport Agency over renewal hassles and changes in data. The writer rails at government data sharing, postal routing, and FedEx misdirections, detailing Flat Rock and Hendersonville address confusion and a stubborn refusal to use a mailbox.

U.S State Department Passport Agency Social Security Administration Flat Rock U.S. Postal Service USPS Hendersonville UPS FedEx EFR Google Earth

Redevelopment Plan Considered for Blighted Area

The City Council weighs creating an urban redevelopment area with a Redevelopment Commission to guide revitalization. The plan could allow property acquisition and sale to developers, incentives, bonds, covenants, and possible condemnations, with Mayor Pro Tem Ron Stephens urging careful use and fair market value for property owners. An advisory committee would be integral to the process.

Ron Stephens

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