Shoppers leave the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. Tribune Photo/MARCUS MARTER
By MARGARET FOSMOE, South Bend Tribune Staff Writer
mfosmoe@sbtinfo.com
SOUTH BEND - When property tax bills arrived in the mail this fall, the University of Notre Dame received a tax bill for the first time for some on-campus facilities.
The university will be paying a total of $28,300 in property taxes on the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore, the Morris Inn, Legends restaurant and the nine-hole Burke Golf Course.
That's part of a $230,000 total tax bill Notre Dame owes St. Joseph County this year. The university voluntarily has paid property taxes for years on most off-campus buildings and lots it owns, as well as the 18-hole Warren Golf Course.
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