Heritage high school

[Red Rebels]

Some football players have all girls. 

[HTV]

10 minutes ago, Red Rebels said:

Some football players have all girls. 

Is it still allowed to mentioned gender in this day and time?  #He/him/her/she/it/whateveronethinkstheyare  

[HHSFB10]

1 hour ago, STARSNBARS said:

Tha anneckshun iz onlee tha rode......Duz knott affect enny rezzydents......Onlee thay haiv knew pavemint and citty of Mairvul takes cair ov tha rode now.....And thait rode iz a lott nicer now.....

 

And no hit's not fare....All tacks munny shood bee diss-tree-buted eqwully......orr if Blunt Cownty waints two bee fare.....Give all Alcoee and Mairvul rezzydents tha purcentige thait thay put inn fund 77 baick on our cownty tackus.....Now thait wood bee fare cents thay aint sharin'......

No, the city receives tax revenue from all the areas annex, at least that was the rationale given by a city commissioner. The annexation is on the road, and any future business they place on the road side would be subject to city sales taxes, after a 15 year window. So again, the city annexes to increase tax revenue. 

 

If you don't think its fair, suck it up princess. It's a legal process that was approved by the county mayor and county commission. If the cities want equal split tax dollars, then both city schools systems should have to get budget approval from the Blount County Commission since they are receiving county dollars. 

[HTV]

6 minutes ago, HHSFB10 said:

No, the city receives tax revenue from all the areas annex, at least that was the rationale given by a city commissioner. The annexation is on the road, and any future business they place on the road side would be subject to city sales taxes, after a 15 year window. So again, the city annexes to increase tax revenue. 

 

If you don't think its fair, suck it up princess. It's a legal process that was approved by the county mayor and county commission. If the cities want equal split tax dollars, then both city schools systems should have to get budget approval from the Blount County Commission since they are receiving county dollars. 

Yep.  And when a city annexes an area they also become responsible for providing services that no longer county responsibilities.  And annexed areas still have to pay county property taxes, as well as city taxes.  The county still gets revenue off of annexed properties.  

[BarneySox2007]

34 minutes ago, HTV said:

Is it still allowed to mentioned gender in this day and time?  #He/him/her/she/it/whateveronethinkstheyare  

Not unless you hangout with the guy from Sevier County.

[STARSNBARS]

59 minutes ago, HHSFB10 said:

No, the city receives tax revenue from all the areas annex, at least that was the rationale given by a city commissioner. The annexation is on the road, and any future business they place on the road side would be subject to city sales taxes, after a 15 year window. So again, the city annexes to increase tax revenue. 

 

If you don't think its fair, suck it up princess. It's a legal process that was approved by the county mayor and county commission. If the cities want equal split tax dollars, then both city schools systems should have to get budget approval from the Blount County Commission since they are receiving county dollars. 

Like eye sed sweetie hit don't envolve any rezzydents and thos fewchure bidnusses weal bee takin advaintage ov tha good ole citty fer thair suehur and goodur rodes......and look att thait goodur rode now... thainks two tha citty.....

 

Ewe know eye do git a nice warm feelin' inn sum ways, thait me and tha othur citty rezzydents ere axlelee payin' moore tords educatin' thes cownty kids thain tha peepull inn tha cownty.....Bless tha good peepull ov tha citty's ....

 

Az fer az tha cownty o-mission, we down't waint two tear down whut we've allreddy bilt......evun if Mairvul Hi Skool haz parts thait ere twice az old az tha cownty hi skools.....

 

 

Edited October 25, 2019 by STARSNBARS

[STARSNBARS]

54 minutes ago, HTV said:

Yep.  And when a city annexes an area they also become responsible for providing services that no longer county responsibilities.  And annexed areas still have to pay county property taxes, as well as city taxes.  The county still gets revenue off of annexed properties.  

Xcellent point HTV......

[HHSFB10]

2 minutes ago, STARSNBARS said:

Like eye sed sweetie hit don't envolve any rezzydents and thos fewchure bidnusses weal bee takin advaintage ov tha good ole citty fer thair suehur and goodur rodes......and look att thait goodur rode now... thainks two tha citty.....

 

Like eye sed we and ponyin' upp and payin' az much az tha cownty peepull iz.....Ewe know eye do git a nice warm feelin' inn sum, ways thait me and tha othur citty rezzydents ere axlelee payin' moore tords educatin' thes cownty kids thain tha peepull inn tha cownty.....Bless tha good peepull ov tha citty's ....

 

Az fer az tha cownty o-mission, we down't waint two tear down whut we've allreddy bilt......evun if Mairvul Hi Skool haz parts thait ere twice az old az tha cownty hi skools.....

 

 

And you missed the entire point. Like I said, the cities have an unfair advantage when it comes to raising funds that the county doesn't. When they annex an area, even with the city services provided, they gain revenue through taxes, otherwise they wouldn't take the time to annex it. So the main point is, the city can raise money for education without having to raise taxes on their residents. 

 

 

[32hammer]

1 hour ago, Red Rebels said:

Yeah, but I'm talking about a kid who's dad played football at WB. 1979 would be the earliest DOB. He is the first one that I know of. His son played in the Early 2000's. I can't recall any before him. Most would come later. 

Gotcha. I was thinking the 1st  kid of a WB football player to play at Maryville came a little later, but I'm sure you're correct. I just cant place who it was. When did the dad graduate?

[HHSFB10]

1 hour ago, HTV said:

Yep.  And when a city annexes an area they also become responsible for providing services that no longer county responsibilities.  And annexed areas still have to pay county property taxes, as well as city taxes.  The county still gets revenue off of annexed properties.  

Correct, but even with services provided, the city is still generating more funds; otherwise, they wouldn't annex the area. Yes, the area still pays county property taxes as well, but the point is the cities have a mechanism for raising funds that the county doesn't. This allows them to raise money without having to raise taxes on their residents. 

[HTV]

3 minutes ago, HHSFB10 said:

And you missed the entire point. Like I said, the cities have an unfair advantage when it comes to raising funds that the county doesn't. When they annex an area, even with the city services provided, they gain revenue through taxes, otherwise they wouldn't take the time to annex it. So the main point is, the city can raise money for education without having to raise taxes on their residents. 

 

 

And the county still receives property taxes from those annexed properties, yet the cities take on most all of the services the counties were previously responsible for. 

[HTV]

2 minutes ago, HHSFB10 said:

Correct, but even with services provided, the city is still generating more funds; otherwise, they wouldn't annex the area. Yes, the area still pays county property taxes as well, but the point is the cities have a mechanism for raising funds that the county doesn't. This allows them to raise money without having to raise taxes on their residents. 

But again, all of those city residents and commercial property owners also pay, and have been paying,  as long as they have been in the city limits, county property taxes, too, and that eases the burden of services on the Counties.  So who really is and isn't paying their "fair share"?