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NAPPROVEI <br /> Page 7 <br /> October 23, 1995 <br /> Mounds View City Council <br /> 1 Mayor Linke stated there was not any interest shown by the Council members to reconsider this request <br /> 2 therefore it would not be reconsidered. <br /> 3 <br /> 4 B. Presentation of Proposed 1996 City Budget: <br /> 5 <br /> 6 Ms. Samantha Orduno welcomed the residents to the city' 1996 budget informational meeting. She stated this <br /> 7 meeting was to provide an opportunity for residents to give input and for the council to re-evaluate concerns <br /> 8 expressed by residents prior to approval of the 1996 budget. She noted there were a number of factors <br /> 9 influencing the budget and she briefly went through the list. These included Council direction for a 0%levy <br /> 10 increase,continued Federal mandates,increased paper costs,closing of Ramsey County's New Brighton <br /> 11 Court,pending computer link to Ramsey County Dispatch,proposed construction of the Highway 10 <br /> 12 pedestrian bridge and unknown tax capacity and property tax revenues from Ramsey County. <br /> 13 <br /> 14 Ms.Orduno stated in order to continue the same services that the city has had in 1995 and not increase the <br /> 15 levy,the Council had to make the following expenditure reductions: capital equipment purchases were <br /> 16 delayed or eliminated, a new employee health plan was devised which saved the city approximately$15,000, <br /> 17 new programs were added,no new staff except for federally subsidized Community Oriented Policing Officer, <br /> 18 non replacement of staff including the Assistant position. She noted that the Recycling Coordinator position <br /> 19 was combined with an existing position. There was also the elimination of the subsidy to the Golf Course <br /> 20 operations. <br /> 21 <br /> 22 Ms. Orduno proceeded to go through the process in which the budget was prepared. She noted that in <br /> 23 August staff was directed to add a line item to the Budget for a 3%levy increase to possibly help fund a <br /> 24 portion of the City's costs of the proposed pedestrian bridge. She noted that this can either be removed or it <br /> 25 can remain in the budget. Also added at that time was a 3%line item inflation factor added due to the <br /> 26 uncertainty of final tax revenues from Ramsey County. She noted that this factor will most noticeably come <br /> 27 out altogether. In September the city did certify a proposed levy to Ramsey County with a 6% increase(3% <br /> 28 possibly for the pedestrian bridge and 3%for an uncertainty factor). <br /> 29 <br /> 30 Ms. Orduno noted that the Council will meet at a November 6th work session to re-evaluate the budget,based <br /> 31 upon the input at the informational meeting. The Truth in Taxation Hearing will be held on November 29, <br /> 32 1995. On December 6, 1995,the City Council will formally adopt the budget. <br /> 33 <br /> 34 Mr.Don Brager,Finance Director took this opportunity to go through the budget figures with the residents. <br /> 35 <br /> 36 Mayor Linke presented tax capacity rate comparisons for the City of Mounds View for the past three years as <br /> 37 well as an example of the taxes on an average home within the city. He also compared the tax capacity rates <br /> 38 in Mounds View with those of other metropolitan cities and in doing so found that,per capita,Mounds View <br /> 39 charges its residents less for the same services they provide. <br /> 40 <br /> 41 Duane McCarty,8060 Long Lake Road,noted that it is the value of the home and not the number of people <br /> 42 within the home that makes the difference. He stated he had several questions from the information which <br /> 43 was sent to residents in regard to the budget. He wondered why the debt service on the golf course,as listed <br /> 44 on pg.7,was not included on the regular debt service schedule with the other debt service funds. The debt <br /> 45 service fund schedule on pg. 14 gives more detail that what is found on pg.7. He would like the golf <br /> 46 schedule over the debt service schedule before the TNT and provide the additional information. He would <br /> 47 also like to see some balances in terms of how much is owed after <br /> 48 1996 payment schedules on the debt service bonds. <br /> 49 <br />
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