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Old 06-29-2011, 11:58 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by anamardoll View Post
I think libraries should be free to use, but I'd happily pay higher taxes to support them. I'm not sure how to count that vote -- my feeling is that libraries should be well-supported by the community for overall community health and not simply a "charged burden" on the people who use them.
That's just it, tax support is dwindling; and even though you're willing to pay more, it won't happen. That's why I suggested a user fee for high end services. I pay taxes to support our National Parks, yet I still have to pay a user fee in order to access them.

User fees are more palatable for taxpayers; especially those who don't utilize those services. As such, they'll be easier to pass than a general tax increase.
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