Catalina Island is a jewel vacationing spot of Californians. There have been so many romantic Hollywood films shot with scenes set on Catalina Island.
However, this beautiful Island is ruled by a council of morons who think that by introducing a rule of governance on Catalina properties management that resembles a game of poker, is fair.
Thankfully, Catalina Island has Scott Bryan, a resident, who keeps the morons in check by being helpful and offering advice, when stupidity seems to threaten Catalina’s better future. Here’s Scott’s take on what the hell is going on with Catalina Island’s property game. More importantly, how to solve it.
“I’ve been trying to find ways to better illustrate an alternative approach to taxation when one popped up on television: my city is beginning another round of what appears to be a game of property impairment poker. It consists of picking the winning hand of property rights rhetoric to determine whether to issue another Conditional Use Permit. This time the unit is in a condominium complex where nearly two thirds of the units already have permits.”
To read Scott’s wise strategy of how property can be better managed in every community for the property owner, go here to Ananias Acts. Don’t be deceived by the small Island setting of Catalina Island in this blog post. Scott Bryan’s economic theories would work right across America regarding property taxes and taxation law developments. Let’s move forward America with sound economic advice on property taxation law issues and governance that both values and fairly taxes the property owner. No one likes to be taken for a ride with property ownership.
It’s the ‘housing bubble’ that was blamed for the American economies demise, (although personally I blame the world bank for constructing that narrative in the first place years ago). Because clearly, The World Bank did do just that. They exploited America’s need for success and status, by creating and enabling an over-inflated housing bubble.
Because the above fact p*ssses me off no end, I think Scott’s advice on property management and good governance for the American property owner–a useful guide for every American city councillor–is valuable towards contributing to a better America.
Onwards and upwards. You know it!
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