-->
Search the ArchivesNavigationContact InformationThe Citizen Newspapers For Advertising Information Email us your news! For technical difficulties |
$26.00 per family? Bad math?About $300,000 per year would be collected from increased property taxes. That is about 11,500 households times $26. Including interest for 20 years, the amount required to pay the 10 million dollar bond would be about $1,000,000 per year. Now, I have to assume that the other $700,000 dollars per year is to come from profit on the ice rink, according to the developer's proposal! Either that, or we the taxpayers must pay it as a budget item. $700,000 divided by 52 weeks per year equals $36,400 needed per week just to pay for the rest of the bond. This of course would be above the rest of the operating expenses! $36,000 divided by seven days per week equal $5,200 per day profit ABOVE normal operating expenses, for which I have never seen an estimate, Isn't this about 500 visitors per day just to pay the bond? Could someone from the City or Development group put their numbers together for us? Bonkers's blog | login to post comments |