“There are seniors out there and disabled people that need that money, who need that discount and that break,” Jewell said.
Councilman Chris Hilbert supports the changes, but also wants the city to consider deferring the tax break so that the money is paid back to the city when a person passes away or their property is sold.
via nbc12.com Rachel DePompa.
Jones also pitched his proposal to expand the city’s tax-relief program for residents who are elderly and disabled. Property owners with a maximum income of $50,000 and net worth of $200,000 are eligible.
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Under the proposal, an average participant with income from $20,001 to $30,000, for example, could receive up to $570 in additional relief.
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Richmond officials said they have not had contact with Jemal or representatives about his delinquencies or plans
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