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GENERAL SUMMARY
<br />TAXABLE VALUATIONS AND TAX LEVIES
<br />The ad valorem taxes on real and personal
<br />property in each population class and for
<br />all municipalities are presented in the following
<br />table.
<br />Taxable Valuation
<br />Population Per Capita
<br />Taxable valuations are based on asasassenta
<br />made in 1982 on which taxes were levied that
<br />year for collection in 1983, together with
<br />comparable data for the preceding year.
<br />Local Tax Levy Average Tax Rate
<br />Per Capita [Mills]
<br />Class 1981 1982 1981 1982 1981 1982
<br />Over 100,000 *5,672.25 *6,310.85 *174.94 *194.18 *30.84 *30.77
<br />20,000 to 100,000 6,335.52 6,800.64 107.99 114.61 17.05 16.85
<br />10,000 to 20,000 5,026.65 5,372.37 110.50 118.91 21.98 22.13
<br />2,500 to 10,000 4,750.92 5,080.39 101.83 106.74 21.43 21.01
<br />Under 2,500 3,529.74 3,727.02 100.59 106.18 28.50 28.49
<br />All Municipalities *5,347.11 *5,776.14 *121.99 *130.80 *22.81 *22.64
<br />Total taxable valuation in Minnesota
<br />increased *429.03 per capita in 1982. This is
<br />8.0% higher than the previous year. The changes
<br />in valuation in each population class varied from
<br />increases of *638.60 or 11.3% in the cities of the
<br />first class to *197.28 or 5.6% in the under
<br />2,500 class.
<br />The amount of city taxes levied per capita in
<br />all municipalities increased *8.81 or 7.2 %.
<br />Last year tax levies increased *12.46 per capita
<br />or 11.4 %. The municipal taxes levied per capita
<br />in each class ranged from an increase of *19.24
<br />in the cities of the first class to
<br />GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS
<br />REVENUES
<br />Revenue for the Governmental Funds of all
<br />municipalities in 1983 totaled *1.51 billion,
<br />which was *124.2 million or 9.0x higher than in
<br />1982. The total revenue per capita was *476.07
<br />compared to *442.37 in 1982. The amount per
<br />capita in each population class was as follows:
<br />Population Class Per Capita
<br />Over 100,000
<br />20,000 to 100,000
<br />10,000 to 20,000
<br />2,500 to 10,000
<br />Under 2,500
<br />*788.02
<br />404.00
<br />388.12
<br />379.34
<br />338.72
<br />The principal sources of revenue for the 855
<br />cities consisted of: (1) taxes (24.7x); (2)
<br />intergovernmental revenues (40.9%) - federal and
<br />state grants and aids; and
<br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES
<br />TOTAL ALL CITIES
<br />an increase of *4.91 in the 2,500 to 10,000 class.
<br />Average mill rates for municipalities decreased
<br />0.17 mills overall.
<br />Taxable valuations for 1981 and 1982 do not
<br />include tax increment d valuation or
<br />fiscal disparities contribution valuation, but do
<br />include fiscal disparities distribution valuation.
<br />Mina cities levied no property tax in 1982.
<br />These cities were all in the under 2,500 class and
<br />all have a population of less than 160.
<br />(3) spacial (10.3 %).
<br />Revenues from taxes totaled *371.9 million.
<br />This is a significant increase over the *323.0
<br />million collected in 1982. The three first -class
<br />cities received 31.6% of their revenue from taxes,
<br />while the other cities in the state averaged 23.8 %.
<br />Intergovernmental revenue, the largest
<br />source totaled *615.7 million, which was
<br />40.9% of the total revenue compared
<br />with *558.6 million or 40.4% from that
<br />source in 1982. Intergovernmental revenue ranged
<br />from 30.8% of total revenue in the 20,000 to
<br />100,000 population class to 47.9% in the cities of
<br />the first class. Intergovernmental revenues by
<br />major class of city are summarized below.
<br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES OF CITIES
<br />GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
<br />FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983
<br />OVER 100,000 20,000 - 100,000 10,000 - 20,000 2,500 - 10,000 UNDER 2.500
<br />FIRST CLASS SECOND CLASS THIRD CLASS FOURTH CLASS FOURTH CLASS
<br />AMOUNT x AMOUNT % AMOUNT % AMOUNT x AMOUNT x AMOUNT %
<br />Federal Revenue Sharing
<br />Federal Coma. Develop. Block Grants
<br />Federal Grants - Other
<br />State Local Government Aid
<br />State Homestead Credit
<br />State Grants - Highways
<br />State Grants - Other
<br />County Grants - Highways
<br />County Grants - Other
<br />Local Unita Grants _ Highways
<br />Local Units Grants - Other
<br />31,013,771 5.0% 11,664,297 4.3% 6,904,665 5.4% 3,537,064 5.8% 4,438,798 5.1% 4,468,947 6.6%
<br />55,061,450 8.9% 42,119,593 15.5% 7,210,240 5.7% 2,659,205 4.3% 3,072,412 3.5% 0.0*
<br />75,810,972 12.3% 53,277,894 19.6% 4,538,362 3.6* 556,484 0.9% 7,501,383 8.5* 9,936,849 14.6*
<br />230,895,694 37.5% 88,544,911 32.6% 51,641,763 40.6% 28,285,560 46.2% 32,335,879 36.9% 30,087,581 44.3%
<br />96,929,388 15.7% 29,905,083 11.0% 27,028,338 21.3% 11,880,352 19.4% 15,696,622 17.9* 12,418,993 18.3%
<br />41,656,728 6.8% 14,933,948 5.5% 15,923,436 12.5% 5,664,058 9.3* 5,135,286 5.9%
<br />59,723,110 9.7% 21,755,486 8.0% 9,371,360 7.4* 7,396,543 12.1% 13,554,618 15.4% 7,645,103 11.3*
<br />2,836,289 0.5% 1,177,190 0.4% 174,586 0.1* 67,647 0.1% 1,171,062 1.3% 245,804 0.4%
<br />5,392,977 0.9% 2,453,241 0.9% 1,417,861 1.1* 502,667 0.8% 1,019,208 1.2% .... 0.0%
<br />318,415 0.1% .... 0.0% 305,752 0.2x 9,173 .0% 3,490 .0* .... 0.0%
<br />16,093,450 2.6% 5,956,526 2.2% 2,560,060 2.0* 614,758 1.0% 3,812,211 4.3% 3,149.895 4.6x
<br />TOTAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUES 615,732.244
<br />100.0% 271,788,169 100.0%
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<br />127,076,423 100.0% 61,173,511 100.0% 87,740,969 100.0% 67,953,172 100.0%
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