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Program Information
Open Source RVA
Weekly Program
Charles Samuels, Louis Salomonsky, Jim Hester
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May 10, 2013, 1:04 p.m.
City Council President Charles Samuels talks ball parks, schools and mayoral power limits, Developer Louis Salomonsky and Richmond assessor talk about use -- and perhaps abuse -- of historic tax credits, a popular redevelopment tool that has helped revitalize many parts of the city.
Gabi Scardust, Jay Westermann, Don Harrison, Scott Bass, Chris Dovi, Brittany Tracy
City Council President Charles Samuels talks ball parks, schools and mayoral power limits, Developer Louis Salomonsky and Richmond assessor talk about use -- and perhaps abuse -- of historic tax credits, a popular redevelopment tool that has helped revitalize many parts of the city.

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01:58:00 1 May 10, 2013
WRIR 97.3 LP FM, Richmond
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