Published November 21, 2008, 07:59 AM
Township to get more gravel tax money
While everyone, including governmental units, are suffering the effects of the current economic crisis, Grey Cloud Island, the smallest township in Minnesota, will get a windfall next year.By: Judy Spooner, South Washington County Bulletin
While everyone, including governmental units, are suffering the effects of the current economic crisis, Grey Cloud Island, the smallest township in Minnesota, will get a windfall next year.
Board Chair Dick Adams said, at the November meeting, that changes in the gravel tax formula could bring an additional $25,000 to the township next year, according to Aggregate Industries officials.
Last year, the township got about $5,000, Adams said.
Aggregate owns and operates a limestone mine in the township.
“We could use the money to lower taxes,” said Scott Leick, town treasurer.
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