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-Laura
This year isn’t going to be pretty one for the Oshkosh Common Council.
The council is already receiving grief for proposing a $10-per-month garbage pick-up fee, to make up for the money it won’t be able to collect due to the state-imposed property-tax freeze.
“How are we going to pay for things now?”— Was the question revolving around last Thursday’s Oshkosh common council candidates forum.
But because of a one-minute and thirty second time limit imposed on candidate responses, only a very broad discussion of money-saving strategies emerged from the forum.
“We need to do an efficiency study and do well thought-out budget cuts,” candidate Michael Domke said.
In lieu of several budgetary concerns, are also issues regarding recent constructions projects like the $285,000 of city dollars used to purchase floating docks off Leach Amphitheater.
“Where are our spending priorities? ” Dennis McHugh said.
“We spend all this money for a new boat ramp by the amphitheater and our streets are in pathetic condition.”
Many candidates also agreed that a better analysis of the actual wants and needs of the city should be considered.
random note and starts start here:
The nine candidates vying for the three three-spots
that will be filled after the election April 4,
Nine people are vying for three open positions on the council despite the dark cloud of budgetary concerns that may befall on them if elected.
On top of that, three seats on the council will be open
But the garbage-fees won’t be enough to get the city back on to it’s feet without looking to other ways to save money.
The garbage-fee was one of the many budgetary issues that revolved around last Thursday’s primary common council candidates forum
Even under expected budgetary issues that don’t just stop a the cost of
How are we going to pay for it all?–was the big question revolving the Oshkosh Common Council primary candidates forum
Nine-candidates are still vying for three-open spots on the Oshkosh Common Council,
As even great questions, like how are we going to pay for it all?
With the upcoming reaction to the garbage feeze,
Under major budgetary concerns stemming from the recent state-imposed property-tax freeze, Oshkosh is now searching for ways to replace the revenue it will lose from the freeze.
Money saving issues were the revoling issue of last Thursday’s Oshkosh Common Council primary candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters.
Nine-candidates vying for three open spots on the council each states how they though the city could save money.
On Feb 9 , nine candidates viying for a three open spots on the council
But under the dark cloud of budget
Under major budget concerns that are
A proposed property-tax freeze for the state of Wisconsin is forcing Oshkosh to put on a cap on the amount it can collect from property-taxes–forcing the common council into debate on how the city will
Yet under the dark cloud of budget concerns stemming from a property-tax free fresh from the capitol steps, nine people are looking to fill three vacant spots
another problem to deal with, a huge chunk of the money used to pay for the city
In the midsts of bigtime renovation and building projects, the commo
As Oshkosh is in the midsts of bigtime renovations and buildiing projects
the state of Wisconsin propsed a property-tax free
\Ten-dollars can buy you a lot of things but it isn’t enough to buy Oshkosh citizens complete happiness of the city’s handling of new budget concerns
The proposed property-tax freeze for the state of Wisconsin has many cities, including Oshkosh, scrambling for ideas on how to save money.
Under the property-tax free Oshkosh will be short handed on
the Oshkosh city council scrambling to find solutions to money
The cost of a cheap take-out pizza has many Oshkosh citizens in disagreement
a take-out pizza, or even a cheap
The newly put property-tax freeze put on the state of Wisconsin forces
proposed property-tax freeze for the state Wisconsin has direct effects
The cost of
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