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As state and federal aid to cities gets harder to come by, cities are becoming more aggressive about seeking tax dollars from university property that generates revenue for the institutions, saying a growing amount of tax-exempt property is eroding the local tax base. Some schools voluntarily pay something in lieu of taxes, but those agreements don't always work out. And when that happens, the dispute often ends up in court.
March 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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