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10-23-1995
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Mr. McCarty asked about the 18 % increase in the general contingency. <br />Additionally, there is a new "Contingency -Council" fund. He wondered how <br />these two figures compare with last year. <br />Ms. Orduno stated this is where the pedestrian bridge was incorporated. <br />Mr. Brager, Finance Director, stated the debt service funds for the water fund <br />and the golf course fund are listed separately, as it is a state requirement. <br />Julie Olson, 2663 Lake Court Circle, stated she has some questions in regard <br />to the Estimated Market Value Change graph on pg. 47. She wondered what <br />the determining factor of no change for homes versus the homes that did <br />change. The biggest factor only attributed to 1 % to 5 % of the homes. <br />Mayor Linke stated that all market values are done by the county. <br />Mr. Brager noted that the table reflects the 1996 figures. <br />Ms. Olson stated she understood that city has not obtained the final numbers <br />from Ramsey County yet, so therefore, she assumes that the graph represents <br />only their estimations. <br />. Ms. Orduno stated yes, it changes weekly. The city may not receive the final <br />figures from the county until after the levy is certified. <br />Ms. Olson asked if the determination on the percentage of increase is made by <br />Ramsey County, why does the city submit a proposed percentage increase in <br />order for them to make the determination. <br />Mayor Linke stated this is state law. The state requires that it be provided to <br />the county to show the maximum amount that the city will levy. This number <br />can decrease but it cannot increase. <br />Ms. Olson asked what percentage of levy increase was proposed to the county <br />last year. <br />Mayor Linke stated it was approximately 5 % last year. The increase actually <br />amounted to only 2.5 %. <br />Ms. Orduno reminded Ms. Olson that property value and the levy are two <br />entirely different things. The county does not care what the city's levy is. <br />They come in and do an evaluation based upon a formula as to what property <br />values will be. It does not matter what the city will be doing in terms of the <br />levy. <br /> <br />
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