Plymouth OKs tax increase amid resident complaints
Plymouth council approved a one percent income tax with unanimous vote despite opposition from residents who say fairness favors workers outside the village. Debates over funding equity, budget figures, and a pavilion repair dominated a busy meeting as a July 24 budget review was set.
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Plymouth
John Fazzini
Bill Chronister
Willard
Park
David Howard
Elizabeth Paddock
Village forgives sewer tap fees for unconnected homes
New London village administrator Greg Barnes wrote off sanitary sewer tap charges for two homes found to be not connected to sewer lines after heavy rains caused septic backups. He warned there may be six or more similar cases. Emergency village meeting tonight to discuss police department. Proposals include Fitchville and Clarksfield Townships annual rate up to $1,500 and fire truck call fee rising to $200 from $150.
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New London — Village
Greg Barnes
Barnes
Fitchville
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Area News No deficit if tax survives
Greenwich officials project a balanced 1980 budget if a one percent income tax is approved, with $156,537 in general fund receipts and $119,064 in expenditures yielding a $37,473 year end balance. Repeal could erase $35,000 in revenue and potentially require $25,000 in current year refunds, prompting belt-tightening and hard hits to street maintenance and bridges. Sewer problems and raw sewage complaints add further pressure as officials seek state aid and clearer responsibility.
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Jim Robertson
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East Main Street
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