I am concerned about small communities like I have in my area, I have a lot of national forests in my community, like Phillips, WI that is totally in a national forest. They do not have any power of taxation. What happens when they need some new streets like they do?
Addressing the challenges faced by small communities in national forests regarding taxation and infrastructure needs.
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