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Re: What is it elsewhere? Say, Germany...
Author: Beer & Pizza
Date: 10-21-2018 - 07:52
Dr Zarkoff Wrote:
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> > However, roads are a significant expenditure of
> property tax revenues and it continues to be a lie
> to claim that non-drivers do not pay for roads.
>
> Just looked at the itemized breakdown of my
> property taxes, and there isn't word one about
> roads of any kind. There is city street lighting,
> city parks, mosquito abatement, fire department,
> BARTD, the school district, a countywide tax, etc.
> but nothing about roads, unless you include city
> streets in the City's allotment and country roads
> in the county's. So to refine it: nothing about
> state highways, and I get the impression that's
> what everyone here's on about, state funded
> highways because that's what the gas tax pays for.
>
>
Well, yes, I would absolutely include city and county/country roads. They make up 300,000 of the road miles in CA.
Are bonds in the list?
See the first page:
California Legislative Analyst's Office
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> > However, roads are a significant expenditure of
> property tax revenues and it continues to be a lie
> to claim that non-drivers do not pay for roads.
>
> Just looked at the itemized breakdown of my
> property taxes, and there isn't word one about
> roads of any kind. There is city street lighting,
> city parks, mosquito abatement, fire department,
> BARTD, the school district, a countywide tax, etc.
> but nothing about roads, unless you include city
> streets in the City's allotment and country roads
> in the county's. So to refine it: nothing about
> state highways, and I get the impression that's
> what everyone here's on about, state funded
> highways because that's what the gas tax pays for.
>
>
Well, yes, I would absolutely include city and county/country roads. They make up 300,000 of the road miles in CA.
Are bonds in the list?
See the first page:
California Legislative Analyst's Office
