Monday, January 25, 2016
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Looking northwest from the corner of Haning and Hughes Streets Curtis told the council that if they would change it, then the city would get the same amount of revenue, and her and her husband can get cheaper insurance.
asked Curtis if there were future plans on the property. Curtis replied that they had plans to build two more apartments and a washateria on the north side and even inquire about purchasing the city lot west of 119 E. Haning.
She stated that every tenant that lives on their property works in the city of Howe and three work at "We've been told that sometime in Quick Check, one of which has the future when it builds up out lived there for 19 years. here and we might have a hotel." said Curtis. "Hotels charges taxes to Mayor Jeff Stanley asked with the people. And if you start charging difference was in the amount of the us taxes, it's not going to make our insurance rate which Curtis said, income any more because we're "About $500 a year. We've polled going to have to tack it on to the people around there and they had rent." no problem because it's the same thing for them. I don't know what Lowery said that she always the issue might be to change it." considers herself a fair person and tries to vote what the citizens want Councilwoman Debbie Lowery whether it is what she personally
wants or not. She said that she had Councilman Sam Haigis. "There three calls during the week from doesn't seem to be any plans right citizens that didn't want residential now. The one thing it sounds to living in the commercial downtown me like we would want to change it district. is so they can get a cheaper (insurance) rate." "I don't understand why we would change the zoning right now." said continued on Page #6
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