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she's there five days. And when you get out, your bill
is $5,000, $1,000 a day. And you say, good grief,
this is exhorbitant. This is terrible. What can you do?
You go to the office of the hospital and you say this bill
is too high. What are they going to tell you? What are
they going to tell you? November 2, 1982, you voted for
us to double our charges so we wouldn't have to increase
your taxes.
You can't complain about your hospital bill if you
vote for this bond; you are going to take what comes.
If the hospital can't pay the money that it takes to pay
off the bonds, how much it would take to, how much they'd
have to raise taxes to pay it, in fact, the taxes are going
to have to be levied anyway. The taxes are going to have
to be levied 25C additional on the hundred. And then
the hospitals are going to pay that back. This is the only
way it can be done legally. So 25C on a hundred is what's
going to have to be added to your taxes. How are they going
to do it, Mr. Randall?
ROBERT N. RANDALL, COUNTY ATTORNEY, MOORE VVILLE
Well, you are able to put in prospective revenues from
other sources than taxes. So the only thing you have to do
is assess taxes for those obligations to the county that
are not covered by some other source of revenue.
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