Clueless Posted Tuesday at 11:51 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 11:51 PM BH about to build a new field house along with new football locker rooms. $95 million bond to be voted on in May This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up THS99, Mr. Buddy Garrity and Separation Scientist 3 Quote
EagleFan1982 Posted yesterday at 04:08 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:08 PM Has anyone seen a rendering? Would like to know what I am voting for? Quote
mat Posted yesterday at 04:14 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:14 PM Amazes me how districts can do these projects with no tax increase. Quote
kirkwood29 Posted yesterday at 04:27 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:27 PM 14 minutes ago, mat said: Amazes me how districts can do these projects with no tax increase. Districts where the household median income is $127,900 ? I know, right. Quote
kirkwood29 Posted yesterday at 04:28 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:28 PM 13 minutes ago, mat said: Amazes me how districts can do these projects with no tax increase. I'd love to see improvements made to our athletic facilities. But, unfortunately, I have been told the money is just not there. Quote
oldman Posted yesterday at 04:29 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:29 PM Just now, kirkwood29 said: I'd love to see improvements made to our athletic facilities. But, unfortunately, I have been told the money is just not there. What district you referring to? Quote
kirkwood29 Posted yesterday at 04:30 PM Report Posted yesterday at 04:30 PM Just now, oldman said: What district you referring to? HF Quote
EagleFan1982 Posted yesterday at 05:57 PM Report Posted yesterday at 05:57 PM 1 hour ago, mat said: Amazes me how districts can do these projects with no tax increase. Don't believe everything you read. They say "no tax increase," but the city/county raises value of your house/property. Thus, your property taxes total goes up. The school doesn't change the decimal... You might ask, how does this always happen? This must be a coincidence that your land value goes up every time a bond passes. Yeah, I am sure that it is... KF89 and tvc184 2 Quote
OlDawg Posted yesterday at 07:19 PM Report Posted yesterday at 07:19 PM 3 hours ago, mat said: Amazes me how districts can do these projects with no tax increase. If they have an existing bond—which many have stair stepped bonds—the length of repayment is just extended. So, it’s kind of a play on wording. Technically, the taxes aren’t increased. The length of time until repayment and taxes could drop because of no bond is extended. LOUD and Proud 1 Quote
LOUD and Proud Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 22 hours ago, OlDawg said: If they have an existing bond—which many have stair stepped bonds—the length of repayment is just extended. So, it’s kind of a play on wording. Technically, the taxes aren’t increased. The length of time until repayment and taxes could drop because of no bond is extended. That is just smart business..... Schools should always piggyback Bonds so the tax rate stays constant, but the school is always getting upgraded. Getting voters to "continue" the current tax rate is ALWAYS easier than getting them to raise the rate. Mr. Buddy Garrity and OlDawg 2 Quote
OlDawg Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 34 minutes ago, LOUD and Proud said: That is just smart business..... Schools should always piggyback Bonds so the tax rate stays constant, but the school is always getting upgraded. Getting voters to "continue" the current tax rate is ALWAYS easier than getting them to raise the rate. Exactly. That’s what LPISD does. Every 9 years like clockwork. LOUD and Proud and Mr. Buddy Garrity 2 Quote
oldman Posted 49 minutes ago Report Posted 49 minutes ago 1 hour ago, LOUD and Proud said: That is just smart business..... Schools should always piggyback Bonds so the tax rate stays constant, but the school is always getting upgraded. Getting voters to "continue" the current tax rate is ALWAYS easier than getting them to raise the rate. It is called staying ahead of the growth and being good stewards of the tax payers money. Mr. Buddy Garrity and LOUD and Proud 2 Quote
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