Remarks by Chase Carlisle
34 remarks on the record, newest first · Page 2 of 2
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City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“Councilwoman Walker, the floor is yours, and then Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton.”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“Okay. Thank you, Councilwoman. Councilwoman Cooper-Sutton?”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“Yes, sir. Thank you. Look, especially in this subject matter, given your years of experience and expertise, and certainly the deputy assessor, which, by the way, I'm just so excited. For me, congratulations. Thank you for your years of experience. Thank you for staying to serve, especially in these roles. It makes me just so pleased. All right. Thank you for that. I've got Councilman Walker. Thank you.”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“Yes, sir. All right, thank you. Unless you want to hang out. Absolutely not. Be careful, more questions will come. Smart man. Thank you very much. Really appreciate it. You guys are going to have your work cut out. I will have questions later. I didn't want to meet with you. I have bigger questions about how we mark to market across. I know that you've had thoughts. I had to have had thoughts of your time in the office. Do we start really marking to market so that we can readjust our millage rate and all those things? But they're Herculean undertakings. But if you want to have a discussion…”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“We can get into the weeds on the inputs, but ultimately at a high level, if nothing else changed, this would be your revenue. under the current status. And again, he mentioned the assessed value. Don't get lost on the fact that the assessed value could be a function of, is a function of the appraised value, which could go up or down. The assessed, the state could change the, it could reclassify how to assess data centers, which could go up or down. So again, I just wanted to be apples to apples. This is what we're getting today. Now you know. I honestly wanted to know. And so, yeah, anyway,…”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“Okay, thank you. Yeah, I think, and I, we haven't really talked about it, and mainly just because there's been so much going on in the dialogue, but this is one of the first few times, like when this body convenes, and most municipalities convene, and they say property taxes, they are talking about real property taxes, land and building. That is very important here, especially when you talk about the rent and the income approach. However, like Federal Express, personal property taxes here are the real hero. And what will be interesting is there are some nuances that are going on right now…”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026
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“And again, I will say, just for you guys as decision makers and members that are going to come back for another term, like, That's why industrial zones are so interesting. They're throughputs. We could have a larger discussion on it, and I would get with the assessor. I mean, he's been running, he knows it. But that personal property tax without a pilot is significant. So anyway, Councilman, did you have any other questions? All right. Anybody else? We're going to get out of here. Before we adjourn, just for the public and for the body, we are going to reconvene at 1.20 for Public Works,…”
City Council Committee · Oct 6, 2026