Schenectady council raises rent on reservoir property
The city-owned property occupied by city Commissioner of General Services Paul LaFond
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The city-owned property occupied by city Commissioner of General Services Paul LaFond
A Schenectady City Council proposal would raise the rent by $200 per month on a city-owned property being inhabited by Commissioner of General Services Paul LaFond.
A Schenectady City Council proposal would raise the rent by $200 per month on a city-owned property being inhabited by Commissioner of General Services Paul LaFond.
The city assessor’s office will provide guidance to the city council as it weighs raising the rent on city property occupied by Commissioner of General Services Paul LaFond.
With the federal government set to increase Social Security benefits to more than 66 million recipients next month for cost-of-living increases, the Schenectady exemption raise is intended to ward off seniors losing their property tax breaks if they exceed the income limit.