“It is now clear that the Boston City Council previously voted on the administration’s property tax classification legislation based on inaccurate data provided to the body,” Councilor Ed Flynn wrote in an email to the IG late Tuesday.


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“It is now clear that the Boston City Council previously voted on the administration’s property tax classification legislation based on inaccurate data provided to the body,” Councilor Ed Flynn wro…{ai:summary}<p>Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn stated that the council's prior vote on property tax classification legislation was based on inaccurate data. He communicated this concern in an email to the Inspector General. </p><p>#politics</p>

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