 The effort to get a property tax cut on the ballot in Baltimore City is not going away. The effort to get that on the property tax didn't go anywhere. Renew Baltimore had gone to the Baltimore City Circuit to try to get its charter amendment back on the ballot in November. Last week, the elections administrator had ruled the amendment to cut the property tax rate 50% over seven years violated the state constitution, which only allows the city council to set the property tax rates.