John D. Moss
Retired Navy civilian; former Virginia Beach City Council member
The gist
- Proposes tax relief through lower city spending.
- Opposes real estate tax rates above the revenue-neutral rate.
- Supports hardening water treatment against cyber-attacks and storms.
- Opposes water-intensive development.
- Opposes rezonings he considers incompatible, such as Marlin Bay.
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Proposes tax relief through lower city spending.
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“advocate for a budget that makes the city's budget affordable - less city spending more income retention by residents - Tax Relief.”
Opposes real estate tax rates above the revenue-neutral rate.
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“while increasing the real estate tax rate each year over the state law default revenue neutral rate.”
Supports hardening water treatment against cyber-attacks and storms.
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“hardening our water treatment and distribution facilities against cyber-attacks and physical damage from severe storms, building more water towers”
Opposes water-intensive development.
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“Protecting Virginia Beach's competitive advantage provided by the Lake Gaston will require the city to avoid water- intensive development”
Opposes rezonings he considers incompatible, such as Marlin Bay.
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“District 9 needs a council member who will defend its neighborhoods against incompatible rezonings, for example, Marlin Bay”