"The voters of Burlington have already said they do not want to pay more in property taxes. That does not mean they want to pay more for food. Business is not getting any easier. Our largest expenses are going up at an alarming rate. Our payroll expenses are up ten percent over last year. It is very difficult to find people to work. We are offering wages of eight and nine dollars per hour and even this rate is not very effective. People are simply not applying for the jobs. Because of the turnover rate, training is a constant priority."
Dave Simendinger set the general tone of most of the people that spoke about the one-half percent increase in the Burlington rooms and meals tax. Most of the speakers on this subject were restaurant owners.
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