Executive & Finance Standing Committee - 2026/09/08
29:21 So you'll see that, you know, starts obviously in the year 2030 and and it goes goes down. And then you'll have your principal and your interest and your tax rate.Play from 29:21
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29:21 So you'll see that, you know, starts obviously in the year 2030 and and it goes goes down. And then you'll have your principal and your interest and your tax rate.Play from 29:21
18:10 And then the transfer to the affordable housing system. Yes, yep. The 6.2 million. Yep. Yeah, certainly. There's still property tax return under that came in, but, you know, the costs offset that to bring the balance down.Play from 18:10
20:33 This city would have received more than $300 million more than it did. Imagine what that would mean for the city, for the services we could provide, for the buildings that need to be rebuilt, and for the property tax bill of every family in this room.Play from 20:33
49:58 And then the fifth one, as you look at these dollars, there will be an impact on both property tax bills and quarterly utility bills, you know, as the aging infrastructure is replaced, that's going to, people are going to notice it, and we need to make sure that we're communicating…Play from 49:58
9:31 Golf courses. Again, fully supported. Obviously, no property tax. Let me go to support the of course, operations, $2.65 million in revenues to offset the expenses there, and again, I think I said $140,000, actually $150,000 payment in Louis, Texas, from the golf courses,…Play from 9:31
54:13 Yeah. But Dor County is huge in vacation stuff. Yeah. So I mean it's an interesting because like county property tax rate so a percentage.Play from 54:13
1:17:26 Asking our residents to pay increased property taxes should not be done lightly, but sometimes it could be necessary and worth the investment in which case we should be willing to take public comment and make the case and ultimately make the decision that the council believes is best…Play from 1:17:26
2:50:14 Yes. Um, uh, depending on the terms of the lease agreement. Um but a an owner certainly is still responsible for uh or to ensure that property taxes are paid.Play from 2:50:14
9:20 These will decrease over time, but right now we're asking for authority to execute the project And then here is a visual for everyone to see kind of like when those property tax impacts are likely to hit.Play from 9:20
1:13:06 Legislation um to require separating the aid reduction caused by education vouchers from the public education portion on the property tax bills has been introduced in the state legislature for the past decade, but it has never even received a public hearing.Play from 1:13:06
2:25:10 I know that would be an increase of $120 on the property taxes. on the property taxes. No, that's not what I'm saying.Play from 2:25:10
39:46 If there are any issues with someone's if you know someone that is complaining about their assessed value, tell them to go to open book border review.Play from 39:46
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