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comment   post to delicous
March 8, 2008

a letter from Harry Black

Letters have been sent out to neighborhood residents from Richmond CFO Harry Black about the move by Henrico to change the mailing addresses of county residents that currently have a Richmond mailing address. The letter reads in part:

The residential address or business property to which this letter was mailed is physically located within the city of Richmond. Therefore, a change of your postal address from Richmond, VA to Henrico, VA will not change the locality to which you will remit any taxes [...].

This is confusing; why are Church Hill residents getting this letter?

Posted at 10:08PM under government

10 Responses to “a letter from Harry Black”

  1. posted by william at March 8, 2008 10:35 pm :

    I think it is largely due to the fact that we share the same zip code as parts of Henrico. 23223 cover Church Hill but also a large section of Eastern Henrico County. As much as Henrico wants to have a separate identity from Richmond, there are many City residents that would not want their address listed as Henrico!

  2. posted by john_m at March 9, 2008 7:12 am :

    The article linked above, though, says that 23223 is not going to change even in Henrico, because so much of it is in the city: “Richmond would remain the preferred address for all properties in ZIP codes 23222, 23223, 23226, 23227 and 23230. “

  3. posted by john_m at March 9, 2008 7:59 am :
  4. posted by ann at March 9, 2008 8:07 am :

    …also a chunk of both Church Hill and Union Hill used to be in Henrico. Maybe he’s hoping he can undo the annexations by an address change.

  5. posted by william at March 9, 2008 8:09 am :

    Humm…then, I’m confused too.

  6. posted by tim at March 9, 2008 9:55 am :

    We got one of those yesterday. As near as I can tell, it’s just a friendly reminder that Harry Black (CFO) is still “The Man.”

  7. posted by L B at March 10, 2008 1:19 pm :

    Could they be confused? Looking at Henrico’s website, it looks like they want to change 23231 which is Fulton.

  8. posted by JBY at March 12, 2008 3:49 pm :

    We residents of Highland Park received this letter, as well. There is no practical reason for sending this letter to city residents - the only zip code changes that would take place would be for those addresses actually IN Henrico now. This looks like Black’s accusing Henrico County of attempting to steal tax money from the city. Sad and stupid. What a waste of time, taxpayer money and resources. When will we be rid of Wilder, Black and Co.?

  9. posted by ikonoclast at March 12, 2008 7:03 pm :

    Channel 12 had an interesting piece on the subject this evening: essentially it boils down to idiocy BUT subject to a majority decision, Henrico would be the preferred mailing address BUT those who chose could use Richmond as a “preferred” address.

    Major case “self gratification” on the part of Henrico’s “no chin” administrator.

  10. posted by mouthpiece at March 13, 2008 5:23 am :

    I’ve heard that Henrico is feeling the heat and looking for a way to settle this confusion within the next few weeks.

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