Stormwater Fee Increases for Residents, Decreases for Nonprofits
The Baltimore County Coucil gives nonprofits a 48 percent discount that will be offset by residential property owners.
UPDATED (8:54 p.m.)—Nonprofits in Baltimore County will pay a lower stormwater management fee courtesy of residential property owners. The Baltimore County Council Monday approved new stormwater management fees by a vote of 5-2. Councilmen Todd Huff and David Marks voted against the amended bill. One of the main amendments adopted by the council reduced the fees that will be charged to nonprofits. Under the proposal submitted by County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, nonprofits would have paid $36 dollars for every 2,000 square-feet of impervious surface. The council amended the bill to reduce that fee to $20—a 48 percent discount. To offset the reduction, the council voted to increase residential fees by $3. Under the newly approved bill, …
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kevin
2:19 pm on Friday, May 17, 2013
Wow great diversion sort of like :"what does it matter now " . People first KK devised formula for Baltimore county .Why is non -profit smaller ? Very simple what they are doing won't stand up in court.But are citizens going to join together and sue?Probably not, but say a church with a NATIONAL charity legal office ? You better believe the lawsuits were being drawn up .KK new this and backed off… more ›