Yes.
Ritter even admits that the goverment could raise tons of new revenue without voter approval.
With rising real estate prices, the mil ( tax rate ) should decline by the same percentage so that the taxing district is revenue neutral ( unless the local voters approve a change by a direct vote ).
Commercial property tax rates are three times residential; thus the cost of food, clothing, lodging, and gas is impacted as these new taxes are passed on to the customers / tax payers.
” this act was consider an illegal attempt to raise taxes without representation?”
That's it! Tonight we ride on this fool and throw his tea out in the harbor...