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Item B: Core Campus Application for MUPTE for 505 East Broadway
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NOBEL FLANNERY Amanda <br />From:BRIAN WEAVER <brian1813@msn.com> <br />Sent:Sunday, June 02, 2013 9:31 PM <br />To:NOBEL FLANNERY Amanda <br />Cc:ZELENKA Alan; TAYLOR Betty L; PRYOR Chris E; BROWN George R; POLING George A; <br />EVANS Greg A; SYRETT Claire M; CLARK Mike <br />Subject:Proposed MUPTE for hub <br />Hi Amanda, <br />I oppose the proposed MUPTE for the Hub project on 505 E. Broadway, in Eugene. <br />If this MUPTE is granted, the local taxpayers will have to pay for the project occupant's use of City provided <br />services, and City property taxes on yet another real estate development. It will also give an unfair advantage to <br />a corporate developer based in Chicago and help upset Eugene’s real housing market. Most local developers <br />are not granted such an exemption. <br />I think it’s rather obvious by now that the City’s essential services should be given a higher priority than <br />enriching an out-of-state developer. Ignoring this fact will deepen the resentment toward the local government, <br />and ruin any chance of passing a possible bond measure for a new city hall. Remember the 2-to-1 beating of the <br />City fee measure. <br />I know some MUPTE proponents claim that tax exemptions will pay dividends in the future. However with the <br />City’s overdrawn general fund, this MUPTE includes a huge risk that services may have to absorb. <br />Thank you, <br />Brian Weaver <br />Ward #1 <br />1 <br />
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