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Ida Lieszkovszky · Changing Gears Podcast: Tax Tribunals, Zoning & SB5
April 13th, 2011
In this episode, we cover some of our latest stories. Kate Davidson tells us about a backlog at tax tribunals around the region. Dan Bobkoff explains how zoning works, and why some cities are trying to change their zoning codes. Finally, Dan I take a look past the rhetoric around Ohio’s Senate Bill 5, the recently passed law that limits the collective bargaining rights of state employees.
On the Changing Gears calendar this week: students from the University of Michigan will be holding a fundraiser tomorrow night to support the recovery effort in Japan. This Friday will be TEDxCLE at the Capitol Theater. Plus, Changing Gears partner station WBEZ Chicago will be holding its Global Activism Expo 2011 on Saturday, April 30th from noon until 6:00 pm.
If you have anything to add to our calendar, let us know through an e-mail to changinggears[at]umich.edu.
