Here are just 3
Questions to ask of the Proponents of T-SPLOST brought to you by WWW.TRAFFICTRUTH.NET
1. The TSPLOST projects
list has some ultra-expensive projects that are only partially funded. Does the
region plan to build a quarter of these projects and leave them unfinished
and useless? Or, if the region plans to complete these projects, how will they
be paid for without coming back to taxpayers for even larger future tax increases?
2. Some of these
projects will require large future operating and maintenance costs with no identified
long term future funding source to pay for these expenses. How can these
expenses be paid without additional large future tax increases?
3. The pro-TSPLOST
people keep trying to scare people into voting for the TSPLOST by saying that there
is no "Plan B," but the TIA legislation provides that if any region
votes against the tax, the region can then put together a better projects list
and bring it back to the voters in 2 years. Isn't that a Plan B
Source: Google
Henry Citizen, Henry County, Issue # 346 & www.traffictruth.net
Comments: Plan B may take too long and may not kill regionalism. Plan C
should be a defeat of the regional approach, the repeal of TIA and a return to
City and County sovereignty over their own roads. They can have voters vote to decide the
priorities and costs and keep their own tax money for their own roads.
Norb Leahy,
Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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