Comments on: Fort Mill Voters Say Yes To School Bonds http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/ Real Estate And Local Info From Top Producing Realtor® Carmen Miller Sat, 22 Nov 2008 10:38:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Fort Mill New School Update - homesfortmill http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-271 Fort Mill New School Update - homesfortmill Fri, 30 May 2008 13:27:06 +0000 http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-271 [...] open in the fall of 2009, the district is busy working on a plan to spend the money raised by the March 4th bond referendum that was passed. The Fort Mill School District is looking at the following areas for 3 new schools [...] [...] open in the fall of 2009, the district is busy working on a plan to spend the money raised by the March 4th bond referendum that was passed. The Fort Mill School District is looking at the following areas for 3 new schools [...]

]]> By: Fort Mill New School Update | Fort Mill Tega Cay Lake Wylie Real Estate http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-248 Fort Mill New School Update | Fort Mill Tega Cay Lake Wylie Real Estate Fri, 16 May 2008 12:09:51 +0000 http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-248 [...] open in the fall of 2009, the district is busy working on a plan to spend the money raised by the March 4th bond referendum that was passed. The Fort Mill School District is looking at the following areas for 3 new schools [...] [...] open in the fall of 2009, the district is busy working on a plan to spend the money raised by the March 4th bond referendum that was passed. The Fort Mill School District is looking at the following areas for 3 new schools [...]

]]> By: Scott http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-117 Scott Fri, 07 Mar 2008 11:10:48 +0000 http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-117 You have to pay off the debt at some point. Here is the estimated impact on your taxes as reported by the Keep our Schools Strong Committee: The school board’s goal is to keep costs to fellow taxpayers as low as possible while maintaining strong schools. Impacts to local taxpayers will depend on the tax valuation of their homes. The following estimate shows the averaged cost over a 25-year pay-off schedule to retire debt service for bonds: QUESTION 1 $100,000 home: $4 a month or $50 a year $200,000 home: $8 a month or $100 a year $300,000 home: $12.50 a month or $150 a year QUESTION 2 $100,000 home: $0.40 a month or $5 a year $200,000 home: $0.80 a month or $10 a year $300,000 home: $1.25 a month or $15 a year You have to pay off the debt at some point. Here is the estimated impact on your taxes as reported by the Keep our Schools Strong Committee:

The school board’s goal is to keep costs to fellow taxpayers as low as possible while maintaining strong schools. Impacts to local taxpayers will depend on the tax valuation of their homes. The following estimate shows the averaged cost over a 25-year pay-off schedule to retire debt service for bonds:

QUESTION 1
$100,000 home: $4 a month or $50 a year
$200,000 home: $8 a month or $100 a year
$300,000 home: $12.50 a month or $150 a year

QUESTION 2
$100,000 home: $0.40 a month or $5 a year
$200,000 home: $0.80 a month or $10 a year
$300,000 home: $1.25 a month or $15 a year

]]> By: Scott Shirley http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-116 Scott Shirley Fri, 07 Mar 2008 11:05:56 +0000 http://homesfortmill.com/fort-mill-news/fort-mill-voters-say-yes-to-school-bonds/#comment-116 If it is a bond program don’t we get an opportunity to buy the bonds? Why is this a reflection on our taxes? If it is a bond program don’t we get an opportunity to buy the bonds? Why is this a reflection on our taxes?

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