Nashville Mayor John Cooper has denounced a ballot measure to repeal his 34 percent property tax increase as a “poison pill.”
Prompted by Nashville’s languishing financial situation, Nashville attorney Jim Roberts drafted the Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act to repeal the 34 percent tax hike and impose requirements for financial responsibility on Nashville’s Metropolitan Council.
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