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1:42:54 What we have put in our budget on a 30-something. Until we get a better feeling as to how this allocation looks now, whether it be property taxes, or new things bringing it up to date from 2013 to 2016, with those figures in line…Play from 1:42:54
2:14:03 Um, and that's that $10 per 100,000 assessed value. So, if you look down at the bottom, it kind of covers over a 30-year what their cost would be on that.Play from 2:14:03
42:23 But the property tax that we receive only 12% goes to us, the city, everything else goes somewhere else, right? Is that because they have first bite at the apple or how does that?Play from 42:23
1:11:28 And focusing on property taxes just for a second, if you add the cost of police fire prosecutorial services and street funding those Four entities cost more to the city of Twin Falls than the total amount of property taxes that we bring in.Play from 1:11:28
3:38:44 100% off of capitalization fees. No property tax increases, no water fee increases. So, it's important to establish that this is not the citizens in their water fees or taxes that's paying for this infrastructure.Play from 3:38:44
19:07 Where does the money come from? So property tax makes up 20% of the entire budget of the city. Shared revenue intergovernmental like sales gas.Play from 19:07
12:13 But now you're going to pick it up and go. And in addition, we're going to limit how much you can charge for, you know, property tax.Play from 12:13
17:42 Our taxable weighted funds 65 million non tech supported fund which are all of our enterprise, which are fee based, 37 million included in the budget is the statutorily allowed 3% increase in property tax the inclusion of 90%…Play from 17:42
37:31 Yeah, I I'd like to make a just a comment on it. I um what what I do like about this is from the city standpoint, the amount of taxes that property taxes we would receive or have been receiving is that is a land is really small.Play from 37:31
3:40:50 You can live in your RV on that property. You can live in your RV on that property. Essentially, you're paying, you know, you're going to be paying property taxes.Play from 3:40:50
8:15 Then down into the revenue to property taxes. That's where you will see the reflection of that temporary override funds came in. That's why it went up by $8 million.Play from 8:15
4:40 Thank you again, Mr. Mayor. As the council remembers are the budget that you just had the third breeding on includes zero percent change in property tax levy in FY25 as compared to the prior year FY24.Play from 4:40
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