Alachua County Commissioners Approve Gas Tax Increase
Published June 19th, 2007
 By a vote of 4-to-1, Alachua County Commissioners approved a five-cent-per-gallon gas tax increase on Tuesday.
 The increase will go into effect on January 1st, and is estimated to bring in approximately $5.5 million a year.
 The money will be used to make road improvements throughout the county and in the city of Gainesville.
 The county will receive 52% of the money, the city of Gainesville will receive 38%, and the remaining 10% will be split by the other towns in Alachua County.
  Commissioner Lee Pinkoson was the only one who voted against the tax increase.
By David Hamilton/WCJB TV 20 News
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