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i <br />RUA, <br />• <br />BOOK <br />Lee County Board of Commissioners <br />106 Hillcrest Drive <br />Sanford, NC 27330 <br />George J. Wilberg <br />5021 Simpson Drive <br />Sanford. NC 27330-7021 <br />Tel: 919 718 6135 <br />E-maii:ford8nI@juno.com <br />January 23, 2008 <br />• <br />Referendum on sales tax or land transfer tax -1 cly~ <br />W <br />oG- <br />v~ <br />TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: <br />To say or support the NO TAX platform would be utter foolishness. Revenues iust be generated in <br />order to support the infrastructure that the citizens and businesses require. This-is one of the fastest <br />growing areas of America and offers myriad opportunities for many. <br />With our huge illegal immigrant population who are currently being served with many services, that <br />require massive amounts of funding this portion of society should share their fair burden. Many <br />kiosks have been set up for these people to send money back to their legal home country with the <br />majority going to Mexico. In the meantime they enjoy jobs, social services, food stamps, subsidized <br />housing, and other advantages of our American society. For those who invest in real property and <br />work hard to do that it would be unfair to have them pay this 0.4% tax on land transfers. Land <br />transfers to a large degree fuel our economy and have led to our present prosperity. That prosperity <br />is being eroded by this vexing immigrant problem. In order to right this wrong to some degree the <br />only plausible solution would he to tax all the 0.25% local option sales tax. If they wish to share in <br />our society they should also bear the burden of helping to pay for those services. <br />As a land owner in Lee County, an American citizen, and a tax payer my support will go 100% to <br />the universal sales tax option as it is the only fair equitable distribution of the burden. Sales tax gets <br />a YEA! <br />The wrong decision must without reservation be the land transfer tax-to that I say NAH! <br />Sincerely, <br />0 , ~1 <br />0 <br />22 WE 27 <br />JAN 2 5 <br />
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