The plan envisions selling the development rights for $100 a square foot, while instituting property taxes equivalent to $12 a square foot.
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"A fair part" of the battle, he said, "happened on the institute's property".
"Only the market for properties well below €200,000 is showing any sign of life," Pierre Bazaille, president of the national institute of property notaries, told Le Monde.
Last year three Michigan counties agreed to institute a property tax increase earmarked for the museum, putting it on a secure financial footing for the first time in decades).
Mr. Patterson, who helped organize a ceremony commemorating the 225th anniversary of the battles of Trenton and Princeton, said re-enactors and historians used some of the institute's property in the battle reenactment.
The Detroit Institute of Arts was saved from devastating budget cuts Tuesday night after voters in three Michigan counties agreed to institute a property tax increase earmarked specifically for the museum.
"The question is whether or not she had the criminal intent to permanently deprive the institute of property that belonged to them," he says, adding that he hopes to get the case dismissed.
In 2010, a ballot initiative that would have instituted a property tax just large enough to fund the police department failed miserably.
But as the city expanded its police force and other services to meet its changing needs, it never instituted a property tax, the single most important revenue ingredient in most municipal budgets.
