If a community is rich in their grand list, the value of all their properties in their community, should they get a little bit less money than, say, a Hartford? And we all know that 50% of Hartford's grant list is non taxable because of the presence of state government, because of the presence of colleges and hospitals. State Capitol does not pay taxes. They don't pay taxes to the city of Hartford. We do provide a reimbursement to communities, right? But it's not 100% reimbursement. (13:01–13:08)
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Asserts that half of Hartford's property is non-taxable due to state government and institutions.
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