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Big Sky Resort Area District, MT ·
27:36 Um, approximately 7% of the state of Montana sits in the Madison County side of Big Sky, and that's based on the just released Department of Revenue's certification of value for property taxes for this current fiscal year.Play from 27:36
53:10 …the city's primary property tax growth. So when the tip district expires, you'll see our property tax revenue increase because of all that incremental growth…Play from 53:10
13:29 The mil values are a little higher this year. Okay, on a primary home at the primary tax rate for primary home, it's an increase of $23.51 for every $100,000 per day.Play from 13:29
9:19 So, our final budget for fiscal $27, operating budget, the corporations are $47,185,627. We will be using property tax revenues of $20,031,340 to partially fund those appropriations And this equates to 127.9A.Play from 9:19
1:16:24 All right. Thank you, Tina. All right. We'll move into resolutions and ordinances. Starting with resolution number 2449. Resolution approve assessments being placed on the real property tax roles as a special assessment.Play from 1:16:24
30:54 The building generates property taxes and the increment from those taxes pay the cost back. If there's no building, there's no increment and no increment means there's no reimbursement.Play from 30:54
1:01:04 And then the state passed a law that basically got rid of it. It was a sneaky way of increasing your property tax so you don't get the vote on it.Play from 1:01:04
30:11 Residential property tax impacts um include about a 7 $7.76 um annual increase for a 1 million.01 um I guess $1 million home um that is a um annual increase for a 1 million.01…Play from 30:11
1:01:16 And so that's where your property taxes come in because a mill by definition is 1 1,000th of 1% of the entire value of the city.Play from 1:01:16
59:54 They're, you know, fines and might increase a little bit related to three judges. A lot of work on that through the budget. But really, it will be mostly just general fun property taxes that we'll pay for this.Play from 59:54
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