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Cost of Government Commission <br />February 14, 2019 meeting minutes <br />(41:41): So that would be a revenue which would offset he expense of more taxations <br />so lets say the <br /> <br />Ross: Yes, because how it is right now they are already talking about increasing the <br />GET tax increasing the property tax this would heavily help prevent that <br /> <br />McIntosh: Well provide housing and provide more money for the county to work with. I <br />mean there is thousands of lots already zoned for housing they are just waiting to put a <br />house on it <br /> <br />Allen: Are they open to giving you a list of the current open permits in process <br /> <br />Ross: I haven’t required the several enquiries that I attempted to make were kind of <br />rebuffed so <br /> <br />Larson: You could pull a record though. How do you dig it out though, that is the <br />question. <br /> <br />Jones: Okay, thank you Mr. Larson <br /> <br />(42:48): I think that is a key point, that that committee has presented that the planning <br />department is not only there to make sure standards are met whatever the common <br />criteria may be but that it is a source of revenue it is a big machine to create revenue <br />but I am not so sure they are seeing that so somehow I am in a very clear but gentle <br />way to remind them they are not just checking things off to see if criteria is met but to <br />streamline the process so that you can be more pushy and generate the revenue. <br /> <br />Ross: I like that idea to try and steer the planning and public works to away from more <br />of a leasing environment to more of an economy. <br /> <br />Jones: That is a bizarre suggestion. <br /> <br />Birch: I agree with exactly that I like how you said soft but it means be a little bit harsher <br />there is 2 things we need to I think we should look at adding as well on top of that with <br />the new legislations and vacation rentals and everything like that I think these <br />departments will be taxed with the leasing of those as well, so that is a whole another <br />thing that is going to be added to their plate. <br /> <br />(44:22): Which department? <br /> <br />Birch: Now Planning DPW is so part of this is I think in the notation as well is because of <br />the switch back and forth inconstancies and the quite lack of leadership in planning and <br />in the process we need to have more consistency their needs to be a line out of how the <br />process is done. Have leadership pick a roll that they need to in order to do this <br />businesses also lost we are losing businesses that are moving to the island because of <br />how much of a headache it is to establish your businesses on this island. Companies <br />10 <br /> <br /> <br />
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