A community in Daytona Beach is talking about a moritorium on new churches. It's something being discussed by the Midtown Redevelopment Board. One member says the large number (about 30) of churches in the area take up valuable property and leave no room for new businesses to move in. Also, churches don't pay tax, or generate tax for the city.
What do you think? Do communities have the right to say churches can't be placed in certain areas? How many are too many?
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candyaquino
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didaskalos
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sensiblejoe
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OntheRight
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Thomas62
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FloridaBrit
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OntheRight
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sipedo
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WVALADYBUG
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OntheRight
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sipedo
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sipedo
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OntheRight
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OntheRight
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OntheRight
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roller
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