2010-12-10 Cost of Government Commission Minutes

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MS. GARSON: No. That’s part of the real property tax. If you own a rental property and you charge rent under a certain amount depending on the area, you get a tax break. MS. O’HARA: E Okay, so it goes to . MS. NICHOLSON: Oh boy, Ken, you’re certainly picking up all kinds of things. Next EE one is an . And the next one is an . Moving on to page 12 now. MS. O’HARA: I assume they’re talking about property taxes? MS. NICHOLSON: I kind of think that it might have been already covered in one of the other or several of the other issues. MR. ARMOUR: I don’t think it is property taxes. MS. NICHOLSON: I do believe it’s aproperty tax issue. I would be in favor of tossing this out. I think we’re going to cover in another way. MS. O’HARA: I’m not sure I understand it either. MS. NICHOLSON: AB Next on is . County owned vehicles would be . The internet one A we already covered. So let’s take that one out. Next on is . The first one on page 13 AE is an . Then we go back to , Hele-on. MS. WONG: This is a comment. It was on page 5, it’s a repeat. MS. NICHOLSON: Yeah. Seems like it’s a repeat of 5. Okay. I think the next one is probably, well the next one is the moratorium on the land fund. MS. O’HARA: Already voted on. MS. NICHOLSON: Yeah. Let’s take that one off. Is there anything in the next one or should we take it off? MS. O’HARA: I’d take it off. I think it’s kind of focusing with the Green Team. MS. NICHOLSON: A Yeah. The next one would be an , employee related. The next AA one is an , the furlough, pay cut. Next one is an . Audit, should we take this one out? MS. GARSON: There is the Office of the Legislative Auditor whose function it is to do the audit. MS. O’HARA: And they have audited some of these programs mentioned. MS. NICHOLSON: So, we take that one out? 30