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Now <br />low <br />YEAR & <br />STATUTE <br />REFERENCE <br />CITY OF LINO LAKES. MINNESOTA <br />STATE LEGISLATIVE ACTION <br />Appendix A <br />Page 2 of 12 <br />INITIAL YEAR <br />ESTIMATED <br />IMPACT <br />1991 MS 275.51 #31 Authorized contingent addition to the levy limit by the <br />Subd. 7 amount of lost aid of local governments located in a County <br />where the local sales and use tax was not enacted. <br />If local sales and use <br />tax is adopted there <br />will be no impact. <br />1991 MS <br />477A.0132 <br />Subd. 1 and 2 <br />#30 Further reductions in local government aid for aids <br />payable in 1992. Estimated reduction percent is 4.034% of <br />1992 revenue base. Revenue replaced by property tax levy <br />authority. <br />Statewide decrease in <br />1992 LGA of $43 <br />million. City of Lino <br />Lakes decrease <br />$75,900. (Replaced <br />by levy authority). <br />1991 #29 Approved LGA cut for December, 1991 aid payment. <br />MS 477A.0132 Cut is estimated to be 1.6% of 1992 revenue base. Aid cut <br />Subd. 1 and 2 not replaced with levy authority. <br />Statewide reduction <br />of $16.7 million. <br />City of Lino Lakes <br />reduction $30,000. <br />... 1991 #28 Adjusted the HACA base as the 1991 certified HACA <br />MS 273.1398 less any 1991 permanent HACA reductions. <br />Subd. 1 <br />Vi wow <br />Statewide estimates <br />not yet calculated. <br />City of Lino Lakes - <br />no impact. <br />1991HF1698 <br />#27 Authorized the establishment of a local option sales tax <br />Art. 2 Section 6 of 12% on all retail sales in the County. If the County does <br />not authorize the additional 12% sales tax, Cities and Towns <br />within the County which have a majority of the population <br />may override the County action by sending copies of <br />approving resolutions to the County Auditor by August 1, <br />1991. <br />Because it is likely <br />that most Counties <br />will approve the local <br />option sales tax, <br />there will not likely <br />be a competitive <br />disadvantage within <br />the State of <br />Minnesota. The <br />increase of 12% in <br />sales tax however, <br />provides a possibly <br />greater competitive <br />edge for surrounding <br />States. <br />Prepared by Tautges, Redpath & Co., Ltd. <br />April 30, 1992 <br />