Committee hears concerns about pilot extensions and retroactive extensions that complicate oversight
Members warned that pilot extensions, sometimes applied retroactively by boards, can preserve abatements and prevent termination, complicating county oversight and expected receipts to a termination fund.
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Committee members discussed how pilot extensions and retroactive extensions can frustrate oversight and revenue planning. Trustee Regina Newman described situations where a pilot was terminated then later extended retroactively so it effectively never ended; that practice, she said, can interfere with funds intended to receive terminated-pilot monies.
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