Summary
Ann Arbor city leaders are clashing with the University of Michigan over its plans to buy a chunk of the Concordia University campus. Because the university is tax-exempt, this purchase could blow a major hole in the city budget and mess with local planning.
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The city stands to lose crucial property tax revenue if the university takes the land off the tax rolls.
The University of Michigan wins big by grabbing more space for its growing campus.
Local taxpayers and everyday residents get the short end of the stick, as they might have to shoulder a heavier financial burden to keep city services running.
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