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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BILL PASSES

Posted on 30 August 2007 by Antonio D. French

BREAKING NEWS

The Missouri Legislature has passed Governor Blunt’s Economic Development Package, including the Distressed Area Land Assemblage Tax Credit. By a vote of 125 to 19, the House today passed the Senate version of House Bill 1.

Among those voting in favor of the bill were St. Louis State Representatives T.D. El-Amin, Rodney Hubbard, Rachel Storch, Tom Villa and Robin Wright-Jones.

Those voting against included Mike Daus, Jamilah Nasheed and Jeanette Mott Oxford.

8 Comments For This Post

  1. Anonymous Says:

    THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR THE NORTHSIDE

  2. Anonymous Says:

    Time Will Tell.

  3. Anonymous Says:

    finally we have a way to get developement in the North side and not just the South side. Complain all you want but I am tired of seeing progress in the South and then watching the continuous parade of people leaving my Mother’s neighborhood. I just hope after we begin to save the Northside we can continue our progress and get rid of Nasheed and Troupe. We must elect better people this next time. I am tired of being embarassed by my Alderman and State Rep.

  4. Don De Vivo Says:

    What is wrong with Troupe, he now supports the Bill?

  5. Anonymous Says:

    One thing more development will bring in is more/different voters who may have different expectations from their elected officials.

    I could see some individual aldermanic resistance to changing their ward too much. That is a little pre-mature, I know.

  6. St. Louis Oracle Says:

    The overwhelming bipartisan support for the bill blunts (no pun intended) the partisan political fallout. It helps demonstrate how little difference there really is between the two major parties.

  7. Anonymous Says:

    Or oracle, could it help demonstrate how easy it was for McKee to buy democratic votes? And for the St. Louis delegation to sell out North City to County developers?

  8. Don De Vivo Says:

    The high dollar donations went to republicans, there is little difference between the parties.

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