A 1947 topographic map of the Reading, Pennsylvania area. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The city on Wednesday inched closer to a 2013 budget that would raise earned income and commuter taxes and reduce a property tax hike.
However, officials are facing critical deadlines this month to finish the deal.
“We’re close,” said Councilman Jeffrey S. Waltman Sr., who added that the budget could be wrapped up with a few more sessions. “We can’t miss those deadlines.”
Not so fast, said Council President Francis G. Acosta and Councilwoman Donna Reed, chairwoman of the Finance Committee.
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