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unless they have a purpose in mind for said property, a lot of cities are hesitant to do that. because it takes the property off the tax roll when the city acce
by ericcumbee 3y ago
unless they have a purpose in mind for said property, a lot of cities are hesitant to do that. because it takes the property off the tax roll when the city accepts it.
- mkoubaa 3y agoYes but property values near greenery and parks are theoretically higher, right? At least in some places. It could also be beneficial for water runoff management and flood resistance to have more trees