Mr. Jacobs is correct. And here is the proof of that. Here is the RFA FAQ on their website that says it.
https://www.ci.tumwater.wa.us/departments/city-meetings/commissions-advisory-boards/olympia-tumwater-fire-authority/fire-authority-faqs
"A fire benefit charge (FBC) is a charge based on a national standard and considers required firefighting resources, the size of the building(s) on a property, and the hazards associated with those building(s). For example, a business storing pressurized gas products would pay a larger FBC than an office building of the same size."
That is simply not true in the Plan that the RFA is set to be voted upon.
Why they persist on claiming something that is not correct after it has been pointed out to them repeatedly defies comprehension.
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