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Shoreline School District, WA ·
31:15 The remaining 34%, approximately $1.55 million, would be provided from ongoing MPD property tax. By subsidizing some of the operations and maintenance costs with MPD revenue, we can keep the cost lower for users, making the pool more accessible and affordable.Play from 31:15
37:57 Thank you. So we'll move on to the part of your report. So, let's start with you, Alonair. Good evening, council. I have completed entering the state permit, the transactions for our reconciles, as well as the document county and property taxes and the MS taxes.Play from 37:57
1:09:23 Let's go to 10% down payment on a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with the annualized annual interest rate. property taxes and insurance included, and you get this yellow line.Play from 1:09:23
14:56 The general fund has reached a surplus as a... June, a good portion of the reason a good reason for that is because if has strong revenues in property taxes, sales taxes, utility taxes, and investment earnings, so you see a surplus of about a hundred thousand dollars there.Play from 14:56
1:39:35 But we do know they have a number because in an email that they haven't given to the public, KPD's only general manager wrote in June that purchasing PSC system would cost between $800 million and $1.2 billion in amount that would require a special property tax levy…Play from 1:39:35
3:18 Morning. Rob Merkle from Packwood. I'm here to give you an update on our property tax situation. There's some good news, but also more to the story that as a tax-paying citizen furthers our frustration with the whole situation.Play from 3:18
1:13:32 This budget is set up with property tax and sales tax and you do get some revenue from the feds, but we have to prioritize what the needs are and a lot of people want law enforcement.Play from 1:13:32
26:46 …my question is, well, this is cool, and if I'm reading this correctly, we can just impose a sales or property tax without the county commission or the city council could.Play from 26:46
51:53 I want to make that clear. And all of them are against a backdrop faced by this city and county that in 1999, and at the will of the voters, affirmed by the legislature, we were required to drop our property tax, which was the main leg of funding government from a maximum of 6% to an imposed limit of 1%…Play from 51:53
1:43:27 And we combine that with increased property taxes over a 10-year period That number is north of $2 million. To be clear, that is $2 million in tax revenue that the city is leaving on the table.Play from 1:43:27
25:24 Our sales tax rate has not changed since 2002 nearly a fourth century. We are proud of what we have been able to provide to the community despite funding constraints.Play from 25:24
1:11:16 That's sort of where where I wanted to go. Um but first a comment on taxes. We can't control that. If you have a 20,000 foot lot, you divide it into four 5,000 foot lots, your property taxes will go up because they're more valuable and the…Play from 1:11:16
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