Tax Referendum in Richmond Prompts Budget Fallout Warning
Richmond voters on February 12 face an advisory charter referendum from the Richmond Independent Taxpayers Association proposing to cut property taxes, eliminate the utility tax, and cap spending. City officials warn a 40 million dollar revenue loss could trim 2,500 jobs and curb police and fire services. passage hinges on approval by the General Assembly for 1981.
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