Baltimore City lawmakers are putting a Band-Aid on a gaping wound by opting to keep property taxes and spending at current levels in the 2009 budget.
The move may squeeze $5.4 million more out of taxpayers next year. It certainly sacrifices millions and millions in long-term revenue growth that new residents and businesses would feed into the treasury if lower taxes made Baltimore a viable alternative to surrounding counties.
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