What you should know:
1. The CID created a temporary quarter-cent tax to benefit TCMH. TCMH is building a surgery center to modernize its 40-year-old surgical wing. The CID went into effect in November 2018.
2. Upton, Mo.-based resident George Sholtz sued saying TCMH allegedly used a false assessment for its property.
3. Judge William Hickle dismissed the suit and ruled other motions were moot.
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