May 28th, 2010 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
Blog, Features, TIF Property Taxes
A recent report from the Daily Herald revealed the cash starved Village of Schaumburg that passed a monumental new municipal property tax has found $750K in cash for “historical preservation”.
October 25th, 2009 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
Features, TIF Property Taxes, Taxes
Schaumburg should take a hint from Mayor Johnson of Elk Grove Village and shut down the wasteful spending in the Old Schaumburg Center TIF district.
July 28th, 2009 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
Blog, Corporate Welfare, Features, Schaumburg Politics, TIF Property Taxes, Taxes
The Old Schaumburg Center parking lot plan is completely unnecessary, and an unfair advantage to a privileged few businesses at the expense of all other local taxpayers.
July 8th, 2009 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
Blog, TIF Property Taxes, Taxes
Mr. Costin said that for the sake of the people of Schaumburg and the taxpayers, he hopes that none of the Village Board members and trustees will support this project.
April 22nd, 2009 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
Blog, TIF Property Taxes
“Time for TIF sunshine” Chicago Tribune Op-Ed could be talking about Schaumburg’s Tax Increment Financing woes.
April 21st, 2009 |
by Brian Costin |
published in
TIF Property Taxes, Transportation
Yet the leftists of this country at some point fell head over heels in ideological love with trains.
April 10th, 2009 |
by Tim Costin |
published in
Blog, Features, TIF Property Taxes, Taxes
The Village of Schaumburg claims in the Star Line Plan that “A TIF does not increase taxes”. This is utter nonsense.
March 28th, 2009 |
by Tim Costin |
published in
Blog, Corporate Welfare, Features, TIF Property Taxes
If it were not for a Freedom of Information Act request, the Village of Schaumburg would still be hiding the $95,000,000 corporate welfare subsidy.
March 21st, 2009 |
by Tim Costin |
published in
Blog, Eminent Domain, TIF Property Taxes
For $119.5 million, the taxpayer is entitled to a map showing the buildings, roads, parking lots, train stations or other structures that are planned to be demolished or constructed using taxpayer money. However, the Village of Schaumburg hasn’t provided this.