Pelham City Opposes Senate Bill 304
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Pelham City Leaders Oppose Senate Bill 304, Fearing Revenue Loss
Pelham city leaders have passed a resolution opposing Senate Bill 304, which they believe could cut their business license revenue by $500,000 to $750,000. The bill targets contractors working in cities without a local office, capping fees. Mayor Rick Wash criticized the bills swift legislative process, claiming its based on misinformation. The city council voted unanimously to urge lawmakers to review the bill and make changes to avoid burdening local taxpayers.
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