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1:08:24 …it claims a whole bunch-sales tax and property tax and I did the math and the city would do a lot better if they let us put up the last hundred homes and get 6 thousand, 7 thousand in property taxes.Play from 1:08:24
19:19 Motion passes. Uh resolution 2026 2239 levy property tax rate for exceeding RNR. We've had our explanation of this. Is there any further questions or clarifications?Play from 19:19
31:38 …to write a letter in support of adding that to their property tax exemption. Yesterday, I received another request from them. They bought a 2012 Ford Yesterday, I received another request from them.Play from 31:38
5:40 Okay. I think it's of note that we're remaining revenue neutral. It is note that we are remaining revenue neutral. In other words, we're not raising property taxes.Play from 5:40
50:59 …[clears throat] Everybody is wanting to raise it the revenue neutral that was put in place to help property taxes not go up, but when Yes.Play from 50:59
33:42 I'm going to read this. It says, "A majority vote of the governing body by the adoption of a resolution or ordinance to approve exceeding the revenue neutral rate shall be required prior to adoption of a proposed budget that will result in a tax rate in excess…Play from 33:42
59:29 So if you receive the homestead tax exemption on the state level, you can also get property taxes giving back to you on the city level as well.Play from 59:29
45:29 But um I mean but even if Corey though if the property taxes next year come in at a higher rate, we still wouldn't it doesn't matter because it would just be 3%.Play from 45:29
1:24:35 So the water utility was becoming insolvent, which means we were going to be upside down in it. When a utility fund like that becomes insolvent, we have to use property taxes to support that fund.Play from 1:24:35
25:56 So property taxes and baser, what do they fund? Property taxes generally fund recurring expenses such as personnel. sales tax is a little bit more volatile revenue source and so we budget those conservatively.Play from 25:56
38:10 Among our property tax lending funds, we have three of those general fund. It's the bondage bonds and employee benefits fund. Um you'll see in 2025 we in the year 40 $40,000 under budget.Play from 38:10
19:32 So the Revenue Neutral Rate is the tax rate in mills that would generate the same property tax revenue in dollars as our budget last year.Play from 19:32
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