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Rogue Valley Transportation District, OR ·
25:46 So I'll speak to this a little bit. Unfortunately, Eagle Point is not in our district and the only way that we can actually get them into our district is to have this, the city of Eagle Point tax themselves as far as property taxes and then they would come into…Play from 25:46
Ashland School District 5, OR ·
16:17 Measure five and 50 constrained property tax rates and the state's equalization formula limits how much additional local property wealth translates into additional general operating revenue for schools.Play from 16:17
27:19 But condemnation has more to do with taxes not being paid, and we don't collect taxes on properties. So it'd be hard to, if they're paying the current on their property tax, for us to fully take their property, sees their property based on nuisance ordinances.Play from 27:19
43:27 And the just of the comment was an encouragement for the county to continue investment in affordable transitional recovery housing. And so it is on a tax rate for of your packet and you're welcome to read.Play from 43:27
25:44 So this chart, the black bars actually represent the real tax rate that was paid by rate payers, property owners within the Hillsborough School District boundaries since 2006.Play from 25:44
26:52 So the property would be property tax exempt? That's correct. And the reason for that is because it's a nonprofit that owns it, or are there special state rules that allow that exemption?Play from 26:52
6:40 Looking at some of the revenues, property taxes, we were slightly higher than budget franchise fees is kind of where we missed it a little bit.Play from 6:40
21:11 This growth was driven prim primarily by strong franchise fees revenues, property tax collection, investment earnings, and prudent expenditure management.Play from 21:11
2:32 COUNTY ASSESSOR ANGELA STUHR: I'm gonna give first a brief overview of the duties of my office. So generally, we place the real market value and the maximum assessed value for all property in the county.Play from 2:32
13:36 So obviously there's big funding gaps. This is probably nothing new that you don't already know. I'm sure you face it as well. You know, our revenues come from property tax, which is about 55% of our revenues.Play from 13:36
33:49 On the property tax side, we do have four closure lists that will be going to publication next week. I believe that last count we had between 25 and 30 accounts that were on that list.Play from 33:49
1:25:17 Measure five and measure 50 is property tax assessment. So that would be our property tax or a local option levy for example. But that the actual bond, any bond that goes against our general f full faith and credit is against our debt capacity.Play from 1:25:17
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