Follow FIT
Watchdog Organization. Fiscal Responsibility.
Serving All OC Taxpayers.
Event Calendar
Follow FIT
Watchdog Organization. Fiscal Responsibility.
Serving All OC Taxpayers.
Ocean City moves forward to buy car lot again
August 14- Ocean City Sentinel By Eric Avidessian OCEAN CITY – Call it déjà vu. Council on Aug. 8 introduced an ordinance to acquire through purchase or condemnation the former Ocean City Chevrolet car lot almost a year after they did the same thing for the same property. A price
FIT is doing their job in Ocean City- Jim Tweed, Past FIT President
As the second longest serving Board member at Fairness In Taxes I’ve witnessed four transformations of FIT’s leadership over the past 16 years. Not only presidents but officers and board members as well. Recently I heard a criticism of FIT that brought back memories. I had moved back to Ocean
Klause Property Purchase Part 2 Starting Up with new Ordinances to Condemn or Purchase
Hi All, I was interviewed by Michelle Brunetti of the Press of Atlantic City, who then wrote this article about the Council meeting Thursday. Note her comment about the tax assessment for the property: “The Klause properties together are assessed at $3.58 million, and the Palmer property at $980,000, for
Talking Trash in Ocean City
FIT was well represented at the July 18, 2019 City Council Meeting, with Dave Breeden addressing the garbage collections. Dave Hayes pushed back on the City’s criticism of Mr. Breeden and stressed the importance of encouraging, rather than discouraging public discourse. Here’s an article from the Cape May Herald that
Mayor Gillian’s Update from 7/26
July 26, 2019 Dear Friends, City Council last night authorized a contract for ACT Engineers to develop a Flood Mitigation and Drainage Master Plan. The city has now completed major drainage projects in three of the island’s most flood-prone neighborhoods. We have invested more than $20 million in these efforts
The city’s ‘traffic is extremely dangerous’ Advocates urge city to take steps to improve safety for walkers, bicyclists
By ERIC AVEDISSIAN Sentinel staff OCEAN CITY — In the wake of recent pedestrian fatalities and accidents involving automobiles and bicycles, the public called upon the city to increase traffic safety measures. At City Council’s July 11 meeting, resident Susan Cracovaner noted that automobiles on Asbury and West avenues regularly