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"Mille Lacs Academy provides a highly
specialized treatment service. There are only two other centers in Minnesota
that focus exclusively on adolescents with sexual behavior problems. The
Mille Lacs Academy rate is the lowest of the three programs and in the
average range for all non-specialized treatment centers in Minnesota."
[This conflicts with our research.]
"Contrary to some,
(?) we
have paid taxes on our group home and on the Crosier building since coming
to Onamia in 1991."
OOPS! Didn't they just say a moment ago that they were property tax
exempt and were in the process of getting their exemption "re-instated? Yet
they say they have been paying taxes since 1991?
LIES!!!! LIES!!!! AND MORE LIES!!!!
Nexus paid RENT to
Crosier. Crosier pays the property taxes. For 2007, the taxes were a
mere $2,690. The group home was not built until the year 2005, so there's
another lie. Group home taxes for 2007 were
$5,302.00.
"Our request for abatement
did not
include a request to abate any school taxes."
LIES!!!! LIES!!!! AND MORE LIES!!!!
We have a copy of the
letter sent by Jim D'Angelo which indeed requests the abatement of school
taxes! Yet, on this Nexus "Fact Sheet", there
lies the lie. Nexus quit pursuing the abatement of school taxes only after
Onamia school superintendent John Varner announced that if they were to
apply, they would be denied! Once again, Nexus is trying to mislead us.
If you aren't outraged,
you're not paying attention.
"Our tax status is
important to us as it helps us keep the cost of treatment down and allows
kids to get the treatment they need rather than counties not providing it
because the cost is too high."
This doesn't even make
sense. $4 million dollars in profit last year, folks. PROFIT! Do you
understand yet? Geez.
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