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OC Council To Hold Special Meeting On $9 Million Lot Purchase
A public hearing and final vote will take place on a proposal to repeal the bond ordinance at the special meeting on Nov. 27. OCEAN CITY, NJ — Ocean City Council will hold the public hearing and final reading of the proposed ordinance to repeal the $9 million
Editorial that Appeared in the Press of Atlantic City on November 16, 2018
Ocean City land buy could work yet with public input Several months of preparation by Ocean City to purchase a 1.9-acre lot came to naught recently when the city and property seller — faced with a referendum on the deal — called it off. City officials can learn from this
Ocean City Taxpayers and Voters Win! A Timeline of the Successful FIT Petition Drive!
Just 2 months ago, Fairness in Taxes became aware of a planned shady land purchase by Ocean City. FIT repeatedly asked the City to slow down and have public meetings concerning the purchase of the Klause property. The city ignored FIT’s pleas and forged ahead with the purchase. FIT quickly
A Letter to City Council in Response to the City’s request for FIT to enter into Negotiations with the Klause Family concerning the Purchase of their Property
Peter Madden, Council President City Hall 861 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, NJ 08226 Dear Councilman Madden: Thank you for reaching out to Fairness In Taxes in an effort to search for the best way forward after our successful petition drive for a public referendum on the purchase of the Klause
Press Release With Private Emails
City Of Ocean City Allowed Jerry Klause Direct Access To A City Appraiser In Order To Express His “Methodology” On How To Value His Property.
Press of Atlantic City Editorial- Ocean City Land Buy Merits Scrutiny
From Press of AC: Ocean City wants to pay $9 million for a 1.9-acre lot on the west side of town. Residents led by the city’s Fairness in Taxes organization think it may be overpaying, and want to slow down and examine the deal. The rush by the city and