Shapiro, J.
The Headlee Amendment provides that a local unit of government may not levy a tax without voter approval unless the tax was authorized at the time of Headlee's ratification in 1978. At that time, Michigan law permitted general-law townships to levy property taxes at a rate not greater than one mill, while charter townships were permitted...
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