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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who started this subject	11/15/2002 9:42:06 AM
From: stan_hughes	Read Replies (1) of 306849

NYC Anti-tax campaign by Philip Lentz The real estate industry is gearing up to launch a million-dollar grassroots campaign to fight any increase in the city property tax. The effort would include radio ads, automated phone calls and direct mail to 500,000 single-family home owners across the city. The mailing would include preaddressed postcards that home owners could send to individual City Council members opposing a tax hike. The Real Estate Board of New York, which is spearheading the effort, is hoping to lead a coalition that includes business groups, civic associations, labor unions and home owner groups. The campaign is patterned after a similar effort conducted in 1991 to oppose a property tax proposed by then-Mayor David Dinkins. The protest led to a smaller tax hike being enacted. In addition to opposing a large property tax increase, the campaign is also expected to propose an agenda of spending cuts to help close the budget gap. Copyright 2002, Crain Communications, Inc crainsny.com

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