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Anoka County City of Lino Lakes Residential Single Family Sales Ratio History 2011 - 2015 Assessment Year Municipality Andover 220 94.50 5.60 156 94.60 7.00 224 94.30 5.80 296 93.40 6.70 310 92.74 6.27 Anoka 83 94.50 7.60 65 94.80 8.40 87 94.90 8.80 104 93.40 8.90 138 91.76 7.14 Bethel 3 98.80 5.60 1 94.60 0.00 1 94.50 0.00 1 142.70 0.00 5 97.20 8.23 Blaine 400 95.40 7.10 313 94.40 7.30 456 94.30 7.70 656 93.20 6.90 699 93.00 6.14 Centerville 23 91.80 10.20 16 94.80 5.10 32 94.40 5.60 47 95.30 7.00 42 93.30 6.40 Circle Pines 27 95.30 7.40 31 94.40 7.80 45 94.30 7.50 36 93.80 6.80 51 92.99 5.84 Columbia Heights 106 96.20 9.40 98 94.10 8.50 125 94.60 11.20 175 92.40 9.60 219 91.69 9.41 Columbus 16 95.90 9.60 8 94.50 3.50 18 95.40 7.10 18 93.50 6.90 23 93.07 10.27 Coon Rapids 247 94.50 5.60 203 94.50 6.20 314 94.80 6.60 449 93.30 7.10 476 93.05 6.05 East Bethel 52 96.10 6.40 50 94.90 7.90 81 95.10 8.20 86 96.80 7.30 111 93.28 8.83 Fridley 117 95.00 7.40 90 94.60 8.20 107 94.30 6.60 163 92.40 8.00 211 93.09 7.01 Ham Lake 72 94.40 8.80 61 94.50 8.60 102 94.50 9.50 152 92.40 7.50 131 93.21 8.27 Hilltop 1 102.30 0.00 0 - - - --- 0 - - - --- 0 --- - - - 0 - -- - - - Lexington 5 96.10 8.10 4 94.30 6.10 7 94.60 13.90 7 95.10 8.20 10 92.90 9.89 Lino Lakes 108 95.20 6.70 94 94.00 8.00 133 94.50 7.70 174 93.20 7.50 184 93.04 6.86 Linwood 23 97.20 9.30 15 94.50 6.80 25 95.50 11.10 37 94.30 12.70 36 91.27 6.38 Nowthen 19 94.40 10.50 6 94.60 4.00 28 94.50 10.90 29 93.70 7.30 33 93.06 10.90 Oak Grove 33 94.50 9.20 28 94.00 7.50 37 94.50 10.30 62 93.50 8.60 69 92.66 10.08 Ramsey 109 94.10 7.40 92 94.00 8.20 128 94.70 6.90 192 93.10 6.90 262 93.33 6.17 Spring Lake Park 36 95.10 9.40 14 94.10 5.70 27 95.50 7.70 57 96.60 6.80 47 93.09 6.80 St. Francis 34 95.20 6.30 25 94.50 6.90 27 94.50 12.20 71 93.70 8.60 86 93.09 7.66 County Total 1734 94.90 6.70 1370 94.50 7.40 2004 94.50 7.70 2812 93.40 7.50 3143 93.22 7.46 Differential 101 101 102 101 101 2011 # Median COD 2012 # Median COD 2013 # Median COD 2014 # Median COD 2015 # Median COD Residential Tax Changes Examined Although the Assessor's Office is considered by many to be the primary reason for any property tax changes there are actually several elements that can contribute to this change, including, but not limited to: • Changes in the approved levies of individual taxing jurisdictions. • Bond referendum approvals. • Tax rate changes approved by the State Legislature. • Changes to the homestead credit, educational credits and agricultural aid. • Changes in assessed market value. • Changes in the classification of the property. A combination of any of these factors can bring about a change in the annual property tax bill. If you have questions, please call 763-323-5400. 18