On Aug. 11, Eva Young wrote:
        "Tim Bonham raises a good point about St Thomas and the property taxes. 
I believe the affordable housing non-profits - CCHT, PPL etc. also don't pay 
property taxes on the property they own. Urban Ventures - same story."
        Actually, Central Community Housing Trust (CCHT) and most other 
affordable housing non-profits actually DO pay property taxes on their 
affordable housing.  The MN law that provides for non-profit property tax 
exemptions specifically excludes nearly all affordable rental housing from the 
exemption.  Central Community Housing Trust pays property taxes on ALL of its 
affordable housing, and will pay nearly $1 million in property taxes and 
assessments in 2005.
        Alan Arthur
        President, Central Community Housing Trust
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