By Sara Martino
NEWS Correspondent
(Gloucester City News 6/4)No one from the audience commented during the public hearing on the 2009 municipal budget during last week’s Gloucester City Council meeting, waiting instead for the open forum.
If the state does not allocate discretionary aid to the City, the local budget amounting to more than $18.5 million would bring a 24.5 cent increase in local property taxes. The local property tax bill for the average assessed $80,000 home could rise by $175 per year.
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