From the County Recorder's files (red highlights are mine):
| Parcel ID | F19000100110024600 | |
| Owner Name | DAYTON & RAILROAD LLC | |
| Property Address | 102 DAYTON ST | |
| Mailing Address | 1440 PASSPORT LA | |
| DAYTON OH 45414 | ||
| Description | 8-4-19 | |
| PT NE COR | ||
| 102 DAYTON ST | ||
| Class | COMMERCIAL | |
| Land Use | 400 | |
| Acres | 0.727 | |
| Appraised Bldg | $0.00 | |
| Appraised Land | $174,170.00 | |
| Appraised Total | $174,170 | |
| Total Taxes | $4,215.44 | |
| Taxes Owed | $0.00 | |
| Delinq Taxes: | $0.00 | |
| Sale Date | 6/12/2006 | |
| Sales Amount | $180,000.00 | |
| Neighborhood | 00526000 | |
| Zoning | ||
| Deed Volume/Page | 2579 / 0776 | |
| Survey Record | 037 / 0231 | |
| Cabinet Vol/Pg | / | |
| Taxing District | YELLOW SPRINGS VIL |
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invenur uSince we, the villagers, will be losing over $4000./yr on this property unless it is developed into a money earning enterprise, one can only wonder why this Council chose to purchase it when only last year we, the villagers, were asked to ante up for more taxes.
Can anyone shed some light on this purchase?
Since we, the villagers, will be losing over $4000./yr on this property unless it is developed into a money earning enterprise, one can only wonder why this Council chose to purchase it when only last year we, the villagers, were asked to ante up for more taxes.
Can anyone shed some light on this purchase?
That lost tax revenue is just about the same amount as the yearly salary for Council members. Perhaps one of them would like to donate their salary back to the Village to make up the difference.
It is of concern that the property was purchased with money from the electricity fund. The Village Manager and Council have expressed concern about the loss of revenue from local owners of solar panels, including Antioch College. Perhaps the Village should consider spending the electricity fund money for solar panels, the electricity from which they can sell to the village consumers, and get a return on the investment instead of buying property and taking it off the tax rolls. Are we a green village, or not?
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