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To: sickoflibs
Developers, then homeowners, pay a significant development tax ~ it's presented mostly as "home price", where it's passed through to the buyers, and in hookup fees ~ sewer, water, electricity, phones, cable, etc. You name it they already tax it ~ this is not unploughed territory.

Here in Virginia we tap developers for the cost of roads ~ you, as a buyer, pay that.

We continue to suffer from years of neglect where local politicians imagined that if they didn't build roads that would stop development in its track.

BTW, that doesn't work at all. You end up with massive development and 2 lane pea gravel and tar roads.

32 posted on 04/20/2012 7:06:53 AM PDT by muawiyah
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RE :”We continue to suffer from years of neglect where local politicians imagined that if they didn't build roads that would stop development in its track....BTW, that doesn't work at all. You end up with massive development and 2 lane pea gravel and tar roads

You need to learn how to figure out their motives.

The Dem in charge of my county during the peak development years that he supported fully said the same thing, that building roads just encourages more development, all while he supported tens of thousands of new houses being built here..

That argument makes no sense, it's like saying the cart pulls the horse.

The reason why these libs encourage massive development without the required road work is to build voters support for public transportation at taxpayer expense, the LAST THING I WANT HERE.

35 posted on 04/20/2012 7:23:13 AM PDT by sickoflibs (Romney is a liberal. Just watch him closely.)
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