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Taxpayers pick up tab

Sunday, January 17, 2016
AFSCME refusal to negotiate might be the end to end all
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Are you ready for your new life
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Now Obama wants the #taxpayers to dish out billions of dollars to pay for his plan to change the United States. He has no intention to deport anyone – he has ordered that illegals are to be distribute throughout the United States in the shadows. So far everything is going according to plan, our written laws are being used to shield and protect all law breakers.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Sequester
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Easy come, Easy go
Saturday, June 6, 2009
How much will you pay for transit bailout?
Check out the site below, transit bailout will cost you big if you sell your house. Contact your Alderman and say NO to this real estate tranfer tax.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Vote on Budget Today
• $83.4 million property tax increase costing owner of a home sold for $250,000 roughly $60 more a year.
• $43.9 million increase in water rates.
• $20.8 million increase in sewer fees. Combined water and sewer increase costs the owner of the average single-family home $45 more each year.
• $10.5 million by imposing a new five-cent tax on each container of bottled water.
• $12 million liquor tax increase that’ll add seven cents to the cost of a six-pack of beer, two or six cents to a bottle of wine, depending on the liquor content, and 22 cents to a liter of hard liquor.
• $48 million by doubling — to $2.50 — the monthly surcharge on telephone bills.
• $24 million by raising the tax on lease transactions from 6 to 8 percent. It’ll add $4 to a $200 car rental fee and a dime to a $5 DVD rental.
• $8.7 million by raising 32 different parking fines. Individual increases range from 11 to 140 percent.
• $3.8 million by increasing the fine for being caught on camera running a red light from $90 to $100 and $5.7 million by installing red light cameras at 20 more intersections.
• $1 million by raising billboard fees and cracking down on illegal signs. Signs located on the premises of a business go from $75 to $200. Larger, off-premise billboards go from $75 to $500.
• $3.5 million by imposing a 25-cent development fee on every square foot of buildable floor area.
• $1.6 million by raising — from 1.50 to $2 — the cost of a strip of tickets to Taste of Chicago, Blues, Jazz and Celtic festivals.
• $6.2 million by raising the cost of a city sticker for SUV owners from $90 to $120.
• $3.9 million by raising the natural gas use tax from 5.2 cents to 6.3 cents per therm.