Mag Mile tax district ‘merits further discussion,’ says alderman – North Loop News

“This process waived a number of crucial checkpoints when creating a new taxing district, including the signature requirement to prove a base-level of support among those being taxed, and a 90-day public comment period,” said 42nd Ward Alderman Brendan Reilly.
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The True Believer
5 years ago

Reilly is a campaign contribution hustler who spends too much time at the boss bar instead of taking care of his constituents. He wants to be mayor and must be stopped.

American Eagle
5 years ago

Tax and spend all you want. I am never coming back to the Mag Mile. It is just too dangerous with unprovoked attacks, carjackings, and group muggings. I have safer places where I can shop safley, have a meal safely and walk on the sidewalk without the ever present threat of bodily harm. The risk is not justified by the ever decreasing rewards.

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