by Brian Walzel

February 17, 2012

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  • Tax Rate Jump

    why do we want to "hire nearly 200 additional full-time employees, as well as buy land for and construct its own municipal facilities", if we are fine without them?

    "Government IS the problem"

    Posted by Jun Zhao March 25, 2012 18:31:38

  • Woodlands is going to hurt there residents

    This is an accurate study and if it happens there will be a lot of houses going up for sale if they can be sold. BTY Woodlands don't have an ISD all the schools in the woodlands are under CISD - wrong direction woodlands stop and think and stop creating panic making people think Houston wants to annex us

    Posted by February 22, 2012 16:12:52

  • A bit misleading...

    "...township residents can expect to see their property taxes increase by nearly 80 percent should The Woodlands incorporate in 2014." The 80% increase is reflective of just the Township taxing entity. At an average total tax rate of 2.5% (includes county, ISD, hospital, etc) the net effect of an increase in taxes is approximately 10% overall.

    Posted by Mike Eckhoff February 22, 2012 09:10:07

  • Ridiculous

    I would strongly suggest as a resident of not holding an election. As a current resident that was looking to upgrade to a newer home in the woodlands, I am happy the contract fell through. I will take our search elsewhere. This is ridiculous.

    Posted by David February 18, 2012 21:33:31

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