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>What about the electric grid? Water and sewer? Schools, parking, trash pickup, etc. Property taxes can pay for these updates once the additional housing is bu
by zozbot123 8y ago
>What about the electric grid? Water and sewer? Schools, parking, trash pickup, etc.
Property taxes can pay for these updates once the additional housing is built, it's self-financing. (Of course this won't work in CA, due to Prop 13. But then again, it was a ballot initiative, and those crazy folks in California voted for it. It's all self-inflicted pain on their part.)
- closeparen 8y agoThe usual response here is that existing residents shouldn’t be taxed to pay for later arrivals’ infrastructure needs.