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I'd support a 1% county sales tax increase for better roads if it were not permanent and instead expired after one year. If you want something done right you sometimes have to do it yourself. And the state is not doing it right.
I'd support a 1% county sales tax increase for better roads if it were not permanent and instead expired after one year. If you want something done right you sometimes have to do it yourself. And the state is not doing it right.
There is a lot more need than just $67 million in the county. I can think of a dozen projects off the top of my head myself.
I'd support a 1% county sales tax increase for better roads if it were not permanent and instead expired after one year. If you want something done right you sometimes have to do it yourself. And the state is not doing it right.
I agree. There needs to be a time limit on the increase and used only for roads. The SC Constitution allows counties to increase sales tax when needed.
I am not a fan of diverging diamond interchanges; however, with modifications to accommodate interstate highways, they are effective.
I do not know if North Carolina's superstreet interchanges are worth considering. If you go US-221 from Chesnee up to Rutherfordton, you will see it.
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