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Livingston Parish president says release of unredacted checks was political, not criminal (opens the original)
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LIVINGSTON PARISH, La. (WAFB) - Livingston Parish President Randy Delatte told WAFB Wednesday that he does not believe there was criminal intent behind a political flyer that exposed the parish’s government checking account. After the sensitive information was released, the parish closed its account and opened a new one with no employee payment delays expected. The matter has been referred to the district attorney’s office for a final determination on criminal charges. That recommendation will c
Tax breaks for blight cleanup? You decide Nov. 3rd (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would grant a 75% cut in property taxes for 20 years after a blighted property is rehabilitated. Rehabilitated vacant lots would qualify for a 20% property tax reduction. State Rep. Chance Henry, author of House Bill 214, said the measure is designed to incentivize property rehabilitation rather than penalize property owners. “Kind of give the carrot instead of the stick, when we deal with blight in local government,
Tax breaks for blight cleanup? You decide Nov. 3rd (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would grant a 75% cut in property taxes for 20 years after a blighted property is rehabilitated. Rehabilitated vacant lots would qualify for a 20% property tax reduction. State Rep. Chance Henry, author of House Bill 214, said the measure is designed to incentivize property rehabilitation rather than penalize property owners. “Kind of give the carrot instead of the stick, when we deal with blight in local government,
Tax breaks for blight cleanup? You decide Nov. 3rd (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would grant a 75% cut in property taxes for 20 years after a blighted property is rehabilitated. Rehabilitated vacant lots would qualify for a 20% property tax reduction. State Rep. Chance Henry, author of House Bill 214, said the measure is designed to incentivize property rehabilitation rather than penalize property owners. “Kind of give the carrot instead of the stick, when we deal with blight in local government,
Tax breaks for blight cleanup? You decide Nov. 3rd (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would grant a 75% cut in property taxes for 20 years after a blighted property is rehabilitated. Rehabilitated vacant lots would qualify for a 20% property tax reduction. State Rep. Chance Henry, author of House Bill 214, said the measure is designed to incentivize property rehabilitation rather than penalize property owners. “Kind of give the carrot instead of the stick, when we deal with blight in local government,
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