Mayor Mike Duggan's plan to slash Detroit homeowners' taxes is off to a rocky start in Lansing.
Why it matters: Duggan's timeline to implement the plan by 2025 is predicated on state lawmakers' approval by mid-November.
Driving the news: Without sufficient Democratic support, the state House pulled the plan from its voting agenda last week, per the Detroit News.
- A vote in the House is expected as soon as Wednesday.
Catch up fast: Duggan announced the land value tax plan as a solution to two of the city's persistent problems — property tax rates among the nation's highest and widespread, decades-long land speculation.