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Economist says planned M3 Eagle will generate money to pay for services (access required)

by IBR Contributor
Published: November 20,2006
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Taxes and impact fees from M3 Eagle, a planned community proposed north of Eagle, would more than pay for government services required by the community, according to economist John Church. Over 20 years the city of Eagle is likely to collect a net surplus of $36 million in taxes from M3 residents, said Church, who spoke ...



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