OK. I'll be blunt and up front. I'm prejudiced. I am not open-minded about taxes. Now that I've discovered/decided that the main purpose of taxes is to keep the currency moving at a goodly rate, back into the Treasury for counting and redistribution, I don't think anybody that uses our currency should be exempt from paying taxes.
On the other hand, I also don't think we should be, metaphorically speaking, nickel and dimed to death, having our time wasted, by having to pay up every time we spit. Though sales taxes are becoming less of a problem, now that they can be calculated and collected automatically and we don't have to waste time figuring with each purchase, I'm generally in favor of lump sum payments like property taxes and income taxes and automobile registrations. Those who demand extra services should pay extra.
However, using our currency to enforce/ensure a moral stance or enhance social status should be taboo and certainly not something our governmental bodies are into. Bribing people with exemptions, insuring that others pay more, is downright immoral.
So, what's the matter with Cannon's Point Preserve? As the people at FOX would say, "you decide."