Aldermen propose tax on sale of property worth $750K or more to fund effort to replace lead pipes in Chicago homes

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Aldermen are set to consider a measure Monday that would add a 1 percent tax to the sale of any Chicago property worth $750,000 or more to fund an effort to replace lead pipes in Chicago homes that could be polluting water.

The lead testing kit Chicago residents can request. [City of Chicago]

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