Hermantown hopes voters approve bump in sales tax
October 27, 2012 at 7:00 pm in Duluth News Tribune
Hermantown city officials hope voters will approve a 0.5 percent bump in the city’s sales tax Nov. 6. With mostly nonresidents paying for it, Hermantown could bring in $1 million more a year to pay for city infrastructure.
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” Hermantown voters will be making history with their vote. What they decide will affect Hermantown’s future and be talked about years from now.”
This much hype? There will never,ever be another time in history to vote for an increased sales tax to provide water and sewer to a destination yet to be determined?
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I lived in Hermantown for 15 years. We were subjected to a $2.00 per month FEE on our electric bill to be collected by MP&L and it was to be used to put in several street lights throughout Hermantown. I have yet to see any of them installed based on those FEES. Good Luck to the residents of Hermantown. Now your city officials want to subject the people that do not live in your city to a TAX that will not benifit those Taxpayers.
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