Laserfiche WebLink
City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />Management Report, Page 9 <br />Property taxes are a primary revenue source of the City. The reduction in property <br />taxes receivable represents an adjustment to County records. The County made this <br />report available for 1987 for the first time. The prior receivable balance represented <br />arrived at balances (levies minus collections). The adjustments, therefore, cover <br />multiple years. The adjustments represent abatements, forfeits and other such property <br />tax adjustments. <br />In 1982 the State arbitrarily reduced homestead credits received by the City. No <br />replacement aid was provided. The State proposes changes in tax credits annually. We <br />recommend that the City continue efforts to monitor State financial legislation to react <br />to adverse proposals on a timely basis. <br />The City's collectible 1988 tax levy and budget reflects an under allocation of tax <br />levies for debt as follows: <br />Initial budgeted tax levy per Resolution 71 -87 <br />Reserved for debt <br />$ 1,146,850 <br />48,000 <br />Balance - General Fund $ 1,098,850 <br />Second budget (adjusted for lower debt tax levy) <br />Reserved for debt <br />Balance - General Fund <br />Third revised budget <br />Reserved for debt <br />$ 1,146,850 <br />43,500 <br />$ 1,103,350 <br />$ 1,146,850 <br />117,000 <br />Balance - General Fund $ 1,029,850 <br />The third revised budget is closer to the actual amount required for debt service, <br />however, the allocation remains under the anticipated levies as follows: <br />1985 Certificates <br />1987 Certificates <br />Total <br />Authorized Per Third <br />by Bond Revised <br />Resolution Budget Difference <br />$ 39,000 $ 39,000 $ -0- <br />87,428 78,000 (9,428) <br />$ 126,428 $ 117,000 $ (9,428) <br />