BOONE, Iowa---Representative Chip Baltimore, Republican from Boone, says he was very disappointed with lack of effort by the Democratic leadership in the Iowa Senate to develop a property tax reform package that would help reduce commercial property taxes. Baltimore said that House Republicans sent five different proposals to the Senate, trying to meet the concerns that were brought up. In the end, he said the Senate Democrats apparently didn't want to do anything with commercial property taxes.
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