Pickerington Area Taxpayers Alliance

Spelled out here

http://pickerington.net/sections/government/issue14faqs.asp#Use

As far as impact fees go it's obvious there's very little construction going on in the city therefore there is very little $ from impact fees.

Impact fees

Impact fees for a new single family home:

total: $3,762.24

Police: $767.46

Parks rec.: $1,658.22

Gen gov: $514.47

Streets: $748.32

Hold on Fella

What about all this commercial construction. Why didn't you list those fees.

Haven't we been told how great the commercial end is doing and those fees are HIGHER.

What is your motive for trying to hide this info?
Why not list how much the 5.5 mil police levy brings in?
How much do park fees bring in?
Don't tell us that just because the housing is slow that the income has dried up.

Again, I urge a no vote!


By Glass is half full

Old rules, not new

Before you whine any more I suggest you look up the real rules, not the ones you're fabricating so you can complain.

It's not a ''new'' rule, it's old. I looked it up here

http://pickerington.net/sections/community/2005-Codified-Ordinances.pdf

1292.02 PERMITTED SIGNS FOR WHICH NO CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED

(e) Political signs or posters concerning candidates for election, to be displayed
beginning not more than forty-five days prior to election, and to be removed not later than three
days after such election, subject to penalty. Such signs shall not exceed six square feet in area, shall not be illuminated, shall not create a safety or visibility hazard and shall not be located over a public right of way. Ballot issue signs may be permitted within the right of way only when specifically permitted by the City Manager.