 The effort to get a property tax cut on the ballot in Baltimore City is not going away. We knew Baltimore has gone to Baltimore City Circuit Court to try to get its charter amendment back on the ballot in November. Last week, Elections Administrator Armistead Jones ruled the amendment to cut property tax rates 50 percent over seven years violated the state constitution, which he says only allows the city council to set property tax rates. The group's attorneys argue the state highest court did allow referendums to limit tax rates in a 1990 decision.