Written by Gloria Villas
“So that many
would know, transfer the venue.”
This is what the
stockholders from the island of Boracay and Malay is calling for in line with
the General Revision of Schedule of Base Market Value for residential,
industrial, and commercial lands in the province.
On the public
hearing of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) Aklan, it was said that the letter
to the stockholders asked for a 50 percent attendance for the said meeting, but
this did not happen.
The stockholders
reasoned out saying that it would be better to transfer the venue in Malay or
Boracay, because aside from saving time, it would also lessen the expenses of
those who will attend.
Meanwhile, it was
learned that the SP Aklan is now discussing if there should be another public
hearing on Base Market Value for Malay and Boracay and when it should be
conducted.
The said public
hearing is set in different towns in Aklan to hear out the tax payer’s opinions
on the passage of the new ordinance on tax payment.
The SP Aklan, on
the other hand, reiterates that the creation of the General Revision is based
on the law that states, that every 8 to 10 years, there should be a revision on
the Base Market Values of Real Properties.
Translated by Shelah Casiano
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