Thank you.Two things. First, Congrats on your find! Second, why do you have to pay an extra $1.07 for public improvements? Is that a local city tax thing?
Also, I love that was your only other takeaway.
It was a local special election ballot measure to improve the city’s infrastructure (roads, schools, and hospitals) proposed a couple years back that was publicly voted on and passed by a pretty wide margin. So the people got to vote on it and the people agreed it was a good direction to go in. I used to get jump-scared by my receipts sometimes but then I remember voted “Yes” for that measure too and I’m just like, “Oh, right, this my democracy working. At least here and on this one thing.”