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March 25, 2009 Lockport council OKs downtown TIF district (The Homer Sun)
The city council on March 18 approved the formation of a tax-increment financing district to help revitalize downtown and redevelop the former Texaco property. Tax arguments have uncertain figures (Explorer News)
On Saturday, March 7, I took the unusual step of holding six town hall meetings throughout LD26. The meetings were unusual in that state legislators rarely hold them, but I am very glad that I did. Batavia schools cut 32 teachers, 19 aides (The Beacon News)
The Batavia School Board this week approved cutting 32 classroom teachers and 19 special education aides. The reductions will take effect at the end of the school year. On Tuesday, the board cited falling state aid and property tax revenues as well as continuing economic uncertainty as the reasons for the cuts. Quarter-percent sales tax would fund courthouse repairs (Kewanee Star Courier)
Henry County residents got a closer look at a proposed courthouse improvement project Wednesday, as the county government hosted an open house at the courthouse. Economy drops, but property taxes don't (Peoria Journal Star)
The economy is sinking. Companies are folding. News of layoffs hit on a daily basis. Nationally, home foreclosures are on the rise, though Peoria is bucking that trend. Â National housing studies show that home prices set record declines in 2008. Â So with property tax bills about to be mailed, will homeowners see lower bills in central Illinois? Â Unlikely. Democratic Lawmaker Against Quinn's Tax Plan (WTVO - WQRF Rockford)
(Springfield) -- A prominent Democratic state senator says he can't vote for Pat Quinn's tax increases as they stand. Chicago Democrat James Meeks told the Senate Committee on Deficit Reduction that the governor's tax plan won't fix anything. Panel seeks facts on tax reform (The Telegraph)
EDWARDSVILLE - Members of the Madison County Board's oft-ignored Tax Cycle Committee say they plan to bring the issue of property tax reform out into the open. $58/year tax hike sought to preserve open space (Grayslake Review)
Grayslake voters will be asked April 7 to approve a park district request to increase the tax rate to purchase and preserve 70 acres of farm land at Lake and Washington streets, and develop the back 55 acres of Alleghany Park. State Capitol Q&A: Illinois' income tax (The State Journal-Register)
This week’s State Capitol Q&A takes a closer look at the state’s income tax, in light of Gov. Pat Quinn’s proposal last week to raise it.
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