Howard County Executive Ken Ulman says the county won't begin collecting the so called "rain tax" next month as scheduled.
Ulman says the county will now being collecting what is officially known as the Watershed Protection and Restoration Plan fees with property tax bills that are distributed in December.
Ulman today introduced legislation that would lower the fees for homeowners, and provide assistance for businesses and non-profit organizations.
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You get what you deserve for voting Democrat. I have to pay a flush tax so suck it up and stop crying.
ReplyDeleteNo matter what they call it - they're still collecting it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they want to wait until after the next election cycle... wouldn't want to p- off the Dem voters during a campaign.
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