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10/5/1992
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10/5/1992
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COW'OF <br />CURDS• <br />Phone: (612).784-3055 <br />Fax: (612) 784-3462 <br />Quite Simply the Best" <br />May 24, 1993 <br />The Honorable Dee Long: <br />I am contacting you regarding the proposed cuts in the LGA or HACA funding <br />levels that would impact cities including the City of Mounds View. Since I <br />do not know the demographics for other cities in the State, I will attempt <br />to show you how State funds help the residents of Mounds View by telling <br />you something about our residents. <br />Per the 1990 census, the City of Mounds View has 12, 541 residents in 4, 702 <br />households. Of these households, 157 are fathers raising their children <br />without a wife and 508 mothers raising their children without a husband. <br />The median household income is $37, 117, which is the 5th lowest of all the <br />cities in Ramsey County including St. Paul. To further inform you of the <br />plight of the residents of Mounds View, 4.5% of all families in Mounds View <br />live in poverty, 8% .of families with children live in poverty and 10.7% of <br />families with children under 5 are in poverty. <br />Because of this, the City Council has been very careful with what we spend, <br />and how we spend the taxpayers' dollars. We are very proud to be listed as <br />the 4th lowest "densely populated" in per capita spending by the Minnesota <br />Auditors' Report, "CASE STUDIES OF CITY SPENDING" . The City of Mounds View <br />was not only listed in the report but some of our examples of cost-saving <br />measures' were discussed in the report. <br />I have attempted to convey to you some of the conditions that the City of <br />Mounds View considers each and every budget year. We, the City Council, <br />have always budgeted on the ability of our residents to pay for the <br />services they receive. We have not increased services_ unless__the health <br />and safety of the residents were in jeopardy or it was action required by <br />State mandate. What I have attempted to show you is that even if some <br />cities may be able to withstand further funding cuts in LGA and HACA, the <br />City of Mounds View and its residents would be adversely affected. <br />Therefore, if in your deliberations on the State's budget, please remember <br />that not all cities are big time spenders, and that there are some cities <br />that are doing a good job at keeping down property taxes. <br />Sincerely/ <br />CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW <br />erome W. Linke <br />Mayor <br />777MM <br />2401 Highway 10 • Mounds View, MN 55112-1499 <br />recycled
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