Your property tax bill is going up due to the state legislature voting against the Homestead Relief Grant. In the Gainesville Times, James Mills (R-Chestnut Mountain & Crazytown) complains: …he thinks the county’s insert explaining the suspension of the grant placed too much blame at the state level. Despite the fact that he voted for the grant to [...]
Your property tax bill is going up due to the state legislature voting against the Homestead Relief Grant.
In the Gainesville Times, James Mills (R-Chestnut Mountain & Crazytown) complains:
…he thinks the county’s insert explaining the suspension of the grant placed too much blame at the state level.
Despite the fact that he voted for the grant to disappear in the state legislature.
Bonus: James Mills’ competitor in the last election cycle responds in the comment section (copied below):
Since you will not answer my emails, let me answer your question here.
Mr. Mills, no reduction occurred with our property taxes, because you continue to vote for bloated budgets that contain unfunded mandates.
During the campaign, I laid out for you the exact amount that you raised our property taxes for each of the last six years. Your response was that I did not understand that state government is not responsible for property taxes. What is obvious is that you do not understand that your votes matter and your failure to fund the HTRG have now continued to raise our taxes.
Sir, please do not continue to act as if you are not responsible for the financial crisis that our state is now experiencing. You won the election, now act like it.
Sincerely,
Dr. Christopher R. Strickland
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North Fulton County REALTORS
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(770) 888-9269
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Labels: gainesville, Homestead, Homestead Exemption
# posted by
Brian Vanderhoff @ 9:37 AM
Kinsey Family Farm
7170 Jot-em Down Road
Gainesville GA 30506
Info: 770-887-6028
The farm is open to the public every day during October to come and enjoy the fall weather. You can come relax outside in the fresh air, take a scenic hayride around the farm, and then fire off a few rounds from our apple cannon! In the barn you will likely find all of the seasonal crops you are looking for including thousands of pumpkins of all sizes, shapes, and colors. The farm hosts pumpkins ranging in size from the one pound "Jack-Be-Little" to the one hundred pound "Prize Winner" and everything in between.
In addition to your typical orange pumpkins they also provide red, white, and green (although some declare these to be more of a "brushed nickel") pumpkins. You will also find gourds, corn stalks, indian corn, straw bales, seasonal flowers and much more!!!
Labels: gainesville, Georgia, kinsey family farm, pumpkin patch
# posted by
Brian Vanderhoff @ 7:55 AM
