by Lone Shark

The cancellation of the agreement has landed the City of Pembroke Pines in federal court. The city’s attorney warned the Commission that canceling the agreement could leave city legally liable, but the City Commission didn’t agree and hired an outside counsel who believed that the city was on safe legal ground and authored a a contradictory legal opinion to the one rendered by the city’s own attorney.
The net result of all of this squabbling is that Pembroke Pines residents had better prepare themselves for higher taxes. Commissioner Angelo Castillo thinks people will be understanding of the tax hike. “If people’s property taxes go up, I think they’ll understand we’re doing everything we can to keep this out of their city,” Castillo said just after the March 7th vote.
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