Editorial:Pineville's budget is chronically overspent. Nevertheless, the mayor claims; V3 i. G5 Q' e; d
that the town can have a new community swimming pool without raising muni-
! ^; X9 h: o3 M4 i! k$ l$ ?4 N( {cipal taxes, since the pool can be built on available municipal land and the
( X+ h6 @) M* hentire construction debt can be repaid by admission fees alone. The mayor's
) b7 x; {2 {7 k% M4 T0 fclaim is wrong, however; building a community pool would require costly road ( W8 @0 z- l. m9 ~9 F/ f, _
improvements in the new pool's vicinity, and municipal taxes are Pineville's
+ m, M+ R& ~! t# N3 p6 D' h( Aonly available revenue source.
* i' h8 F) R2 R- EWhich of the following is an assumption on which the editorial's argument
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5 @, [& ]. X6 w; ` A The town of Pineville will not, in the future, succeed in reducing the amount
6 o6 Z- U; j, P& ` by which it overspends its budget annually. 8 D8 G% I. b) E+ L: S
B Pineville does not at present have a community pool that is in use. / u, F" K, W+ `, l( ~4 L( D
C A majority of the residents of Pineville would be willing to pay an admis-
5 u; G. p; e* J sion fee to use the new community pool. # ~9 \2 F) ?. \3 ~1 f! [4 h
D The mayor is not well informed about all the costs that construction of a
8 @( `# w G; {; ?! ` new community pool would involve. : W5 W3 r& w$ z! N
E At least some of the cost of road improvements in the vicinity of the new 4 ^5 S/ B# `. \7 k0 M) |% D6 c
community pool in Pineville would have to be borne by the municipality.
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