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Mounds View City Council Page Five <br /> "regular Meeting September 13 , 1993 <br /> Mayor Linke stated that these credits do not make up the difference saved <br /> between taxes and utilities. <br /> Councilmember Trude stated that whether a person itemizes or not depends on <br /> the age of the homeowner because newer homeowners often have very large <br /> deductions for their mortgage interest payments. <br /> Mayor Linke stated that earnings are the key to whether a person itemizes or <br /> not. Mayor Linke stated he does not itemize because he doesn't have enough <br /> deductions, and yet, he has two mortgages, one at 17%. <br /> Duane McCarty stated that the County sets the market values for the <br /> properties and that there is a methodology used that maintains continuity of <br /> fairness within the system. <br /> Mayor Linke spent a great deal of time on the phone with Ramsey County <br /> personnel discussing how the valuation for properties was set. Mayor Linke <br /> stated that Ramsey County explained that the market value is derived from a <br /> random sampling of homes being sold in the community. Homes at the time of <br /> the valuation that was being discussed were selling for $120, 000, but these <br /> were new homes being ,sold. This is what was driving up the market value. <br /> McCarty stated that under the law it can't work that way. McCarty stated <br /> 411that the County uses sales comparisons for like properties. <br /> Mayor Linke stated that the average sale price of homes in Mounds View is <br /> what was used. <br /> McCarty stated that this is a job for the City Attorney perhaps. <br /> Councilmember Trude stated that when she was out talking to people many of <br /> them had received 10% increases in their home market valuations and were <br /> very unhappy. <br /> Mayor- Linke -stated- that -he called Ramsey County to-discuss- market values -- - - - <br /> regarding properties and could not get the County to return his calls. <br /> Finally, Mayor Linke stated that he called Terry Schutten's office. Don <br /> Brager, the City's Finance Director also called and his calls were never <br /> returned. <br /> Councilmember Trude stated that market values determine the amount of <br /> taxation. <br /> Mayor Linke stated that he was told by Ramsey County that many residential <br /> properties went down, but when he talked to residents he couldn't find even <br /> one person whose property taxes went down. <br /> Roger Stigney, 8400 Eastwood Road, stated that the comparison that the Mayor <br /> made was user fees versus taxes, but there are other means such as special <br /> assessments. Stigney stated that one of the other factors in placing the. <br />
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