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A "storm management fee" will be imposed on Maryland residents by Gov. Martin O'Malley meaning that Maryland is essentially going to tax the rain that falls on peoples property. The bill apparently stems from an order from the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up the Chesapeake Bay estuary. The rationale is that since "roofs, driveways and carparks create more potential for drainage problems and water contamination," a fundraising fee will be assessed based on the size of the building and surrounding paved surfaces. We're guessing Phase 2 of the plan involves literally taking the food out of Maryland residents' mouths to se
Only Libtards would think to tax rain.
What's next? Tax on breathing?
Only Libtards would think to tax rain.
What's next? Tax on breathing?
Don't know about breathing, but I drilled mounting holes for a meter on my bedposts cause I'm sure they're gonna try taxing it (and I ain't talking sleep boys and girls)
Stay prepared.
Nothing new there,many municipalities have been doing that for years,some bill you based on the size of your roof,and rain amounts.
I thought the cons idea was to let the free market handle everything. What free market is going to clean up the bay? How much profit can they make?
Maryland institutes rain tax to raise money for Chesapeake Bay estuary
A "storm management fee" will be imposed on Maryland residents by Gov. Martin O'Malley — meaning that Maryland is essentially going to tax the rain that falls on people’s property. The bill apparently stems from an order from the Environmental Protection Agency to clean up the Chesapeake Bay estuary. The rationale is that since "roofs, driveways and carparks create more potential for drainage problems and water contamination," a fundraising fee will be assessed based on the size of the building and surrounding paved surfaces. We're guessing Phase 2 of the plan involves literally taking the food out of Maryland residents' mouths to se
I would collect the rain water in a bucket.. OOPS cant EPA is against that too since they think the US government owns everything
