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Council tables Kings Island tax

 

 
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason City Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions, including Kings Island, and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
  • The Mason Council meeting was packed Monday, Nov. 23, 2009, as people discussed the pros and cons of the council passing a resolution that would impose a 3 percent tax on tickets for area attractions and levy a 5 percent tax on parking.
 

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