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From: Christine Buscetto ([email protected]) Sent: 2019/04/09 To: Sean Scanlon, Douglas McCrory, Jason Rojas, Devin Carney, Rick Lopes, Robert Sanchez, Russell Morin, Holly Cheeseman, Christopher Davis, Larry Butler, Emil Altobello, Hilda Santiago, Mary Mushinsky, Vincent Candelora, Roland Lemar, Alphonse Paolillo, John Fonfara, Kevin Witkos, George Logan, Marilyn Moore, Carlo Leone, Henri Martin, Joshua Elliott, David Yaccarino, Stephen Cassano, Laura Devlin, Chris Perone, Livvy Floren, Nicole Klarides-Ditria, John Frey, Jason Perillo, Joseph Gresko, David Rutigliano, Steven Stafstrom, Jack Hennessy, Brenda Kupchick, Terrie Wood, Patricia Billie Miller, Joseph Polletta, Julio Concepcion, James Maroney, Norman Needleman, Jason Doucette, Kerry Wood, Jill Barry, Stephen Meskers, Quentin Phipps, Leslee Hill Subject: Vote NO on Municipalities Charging Nonprofits Fees Dear [recipient's salutation and name], I strongly oppose Section 6 of H.B. 7408, which would require community nonprofits to pay a municipal service fee. This bill would take money from services for people with developmental disabilities and homeless shelters, from people struggling with substance abuse, victims of domestic violence, arts and cultural programs, and other essential services that serve community needs. Any tax or fee on nonprofits will mean fewer people served. It will cause programs to close and erode the quality-of-life in communities across the state. Nonprofits provide high-quality, efficient services so government does not have to, and paying a tax to government takes away our ability to serve more people. Community nonprofits don’t charge municipalities a fee to serve their residents, and they shouldn’t charge nonprofits for using public infrastructure. At a time when nonprofits are experiencing a decade of state budget cuts and an increasing demand for services, this proposal would damage the quality-of-life in our communities. H.B. 7408 would also sabotage nonprofits’ relationship with individual, corporate and philanthropic donors who want their donations to help people, not redirected to pay taxes. We are already struggling to find and retain new donors, and H.B. 7408 will only make things worse. Simply put, this proposal would divert critical resources away from the people we serve. I urge you to take no action on H.B. 7408 unless Section 6 is removed. Sincerely, Christine Buscetto Mosaic, Cromwell, CT, 06416 Please note: Each recipient of this email will have received their own individual and personalized email. Emails are not group-delivered to multiple recipients in one email..

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