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- Providing FREE Fast Broadband Services to All Residents and Small Businesses
- 500-Hr Assistant Course in 4th Year of High School and Adult Program for $35 to $300/Hr Jobs in US, without licensing
- FREE Unlimited Ads in Town Website Offering All Goods & Services, low-cost radio advertising by Town and search engines should produce $40,000 to $150,000 in additional income for participants
- Appoint a Town Attorney General to Enforce the RIGHTS of Residents, Homeowners and Small Businesses.
- Give 4-year real estate tax relief to troubled homeowners to help them obtain a loan modification agreement
- Renounce Town's Right to Condemn Private Property for Non-Governmental Development or Use.
- Convert Your Local Library into a "Country Club" for Residents.
- Enter into Sales-Tax Sharing Agreements with Nearby Towns to Reduce Town v. Town Competition for Big Box Stores.
- Require Wal-Mart and Other Major Retailers to Make Representations and Warranties before Obtaining New-Store Approvals.
- Force Major Corporations to Pay Their Fair Share of Income Taxes by Local Enforcement Proceedings.
- Current Budgeting of All Present and Future Costs as to Current Criminal Prosecutions.
- Reduce Fines Levied on Residents, Local Businesses, Visitors and Motorists
- Set Up Ebay/Amazon Service Center as Agency for Storage, Sale and Shipment of Used Goods by Residents and Local Businesses
- Donation of Residents' Unpaid Rebate Claims to the Town for Collection by Lawsuit - with Tax Deductions to Residents.
225 E. 36th St. Suite 3A
New York NY 10016-3664
Tel. No. - 212-307-4444
Fax No. - 212-307-0247
Email Address: carlpers2@gmail.com
Set Up Ebay/Half Service Center as Agency for Storage, Sale and Shipment of Used Goods by Residents and Local Businesses
One quick way to put money in the pockets of every resident and small business in the town, village or county is to establish an agency for holding, offering (on ebay or half.com) for sale, writing the advertising copy, photographing the products with a digital camera, collecting payment, wrapping and shipping the product, and dealing with various problems in the offering and sale of smaller unwanted items. This town agency should look to transferring or selling its operation to private enterprise, perhaps by auction, when given the opportunity. In towns where such activity is already present, there would be no need for the town to open up such a business. My feeling is that since everyone could benefit from this agency (if no such private agency already is operating in or near the town), the town is justified in starting up such a business.