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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION AUGUST 21, 2006 <br />APPROVED <br />• 1 and Kohl's. Since the City's commitment has been paid faster than expected, the final <br />2 year abatement in 2008 should be significantly less than in prior years. <br />3 <br />4 Finance Director Rolek referred to the 2007 Budget Preparation Calendar noting the <br />5 Council will approve a proposed 2007 Budget and Tax Levy and set the Truth in Taxation <br />6 hearing dates on September 11, 2006. <br />7 <br />8 Finance Director Rolek advised the budget as proposed for 2007 is $9,948,113, a <br />9 $1,340,887 (15.58%) increase from the amended budget for 2006. The City's tax base <br />10 over the last year grew by 11.37%. About 3.00% of the increase is from new <br />11 construction, and 8.37% is from market adjustments. The City's total levy is proposed to <br />12 increase by 11.08%. This percentage includes the MVHC from the state. The tax rate is <br />13 estimated to go from 41.362% to approximately 41.880% (This is an estimate based upon <br />14 a number of factors that were also estimated. Adequate information is not available at this <br />15 time to calculate a more accurate figure). Because much of the tax base increase is <br />16 market-driven, it is expected that the City portion of a property tax bill will increase <br />17 between 5 — 11%. Much of the increase pertains to needed capital outlay and to goal - <br />18 orientated expenditures. While the proposed budget results in a property tax increase, <br />19 staff feels the budget presented fulfills most needs of the community and is fiscally <br />20 responsible to the taxpayers. <br />21 <br />22 The Council had the following suggestions regarding the proposed budget: <br />• 23 <br />24 1. Put a contingency plan in place if MVHC funds are not resumed in 2007. <br />25 2. Obtain information regarding out sourcing tree trimming. <br />26 3. Obtain information regarding the increase of fees for contracting police <br />27 officers. <br />28 4. Add an agenda item for the Fire Steering Committee Meeting regarding the <br />29 cost of contracted services. <br />30 5. The possibility of adding an additional $100,000 to the contracted Storm <br />31 Water Management Fund. <br />32 <br />33 The Council also directed staff to amend the proposed budget reducing the General Fund <br />34 Levy by $100,000 to keep the tax rate the same as 2006. Staff will then prioritize cuts <br />35 from the amended budget in amounts of $200,000 and $300,000. Those draft budgets <br />36 will be presented to the Council at the next budget meeting. <br />37 <br />38 The Council advised each Council Member would prioritize their cuts from the budget in <br />39 various amounts as well. Those cuts will also be presented at the next budget meeting. <br />40 <br />41 The Council requested copies of the meeting minutes from the last Financial Retreat. <br />42 An additional budget meeting was scheduled for Monday, August 25, 2006 after the <br />43 regular City Council meeting. <br />44 <br />• 45 The meeting was adjourned at 9:53 p.m. <br />
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