>I’ve never heard anyone say that or allow it to affect their decision in a major way. It happens all the time. Half the time you see a facility that's using

>I’ve never heard anyone say that or allow it to affect their decision in a major way. It happens all the time. Half the time you see a facility that's using "temporary" tarp shelters and/or containers and/or trailers for some amount of it's covered area it's doing it for the taxes. The other half the time is for the expediency and flexibility (a sub component of which is fewer government approvals and government mandated steps, so basically taxes of another form). Any time you have a commercial development across multiple lots they run the numbers both ways and/or they'll subdivide a big lot or they'll buy adjacent parcels crossing a jurisdiction boundary to minimize expense (not just taxes, construction as well).