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Proponent Testimony for Ohio House Bill 17 — David Wennberg, Horsepower Farms Garage Condominium Owner

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Proponent testimony of David Wennberg, identified as a garage condominium owner at Horsepower Farms, to the Development Committee on Ohio House Bill 17, dated April 30, 2025. The testimony states support for the bill as it relates to the taxation status of a garage condominium. It states that the condominium association bylaws prohibit business or commercial use, and that a new residential taxation classification would make sense for Horsepower Farms and other garage condominium facilities. It asks the committee to vote yes on the bill.

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                   Proponent Testimony for Ohio House Bill 17
                           Development Committee
                                April 30, 2025

                               David Wennberg
                 Horsepower Farms Garage Condominium Owner

Chair James M. Hoops, Vice Chair Brian Lorenz, Ranking Member Munira
Abdullahi, and members of the Development committee.

Thank you for allowing me to testify today. My name is David Wennberg. I am a
resident of Concord Township, and an owner of a garage condominium unit at
Horsepower Farms at 1403 Home Rd. in Powell Ohio. I am a proponent of
House Bill 17 as it relates to the taxation status of a garage condominium.

My residence in Concord Township has a two car garage, but I own a utility
trailer, a 24 ft. travel trailer, a towing vehicle, sports car, and two additional cars
for daily use. Horsepower Farms garage condominium ownership has enabled
me to extend my residential two car garage, providing secure storage for all my
vehicles and personal items. Since the condominium association bylaws prohibit
business or commercial use, a new residential taxation classification would
make sense for Horsepower Farms and other garage condominium facilities
proposed or under development at this time.

Thank you for allowing me to testify today as a proponent of House Bill 17. I ask
that you please consider my testimony and vote yes on the bill.

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