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> Sure it does. High uncapped taxes strongly incentivize property-owners to support new housing development. Low property taxes, capped to rise slower than infl
by generalpass 7y ago
> Sure it does. High uncapped taxes strongly incentivize property-owners to support new housing development. Low property taxes, capped to rise slower than inflation (e.g. prop 13), do the opposite.
> (I meant to say they do want to keep their taxes affordable)
That has absolutely nothing to do with CEQA.