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CC MINUTES AND AGENDAS 2003
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CC AGENDA 09302003
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• MEMORANDUM <br /> DATE: September 3, 2003 <br /> TO: Mike Mornson, City Manager <br /> FROM: Roger Larson, Finance Director <br /> ITEM: COMMUNITY SERVICES DEFECIT <br /> Per your direction, I completed an analysis to determine the cost of the City supporting <br /> the $54,000 Community Services levy versus the present cost of the School District's <br /> levy. <br /> It is my understanding that effective July 1, 2004, the School can no longer levy the cost <br /> of Community Services and the School Board has asked the City to absorb the levy. The <br /> question was asked, "if the School reduced its levy by $54,000 and the City increased <br /> theirs by $54,000, would the cost be the same to the residents?" <br /> To determine the answer, I worked with Hennepin County. The result is as follows (the <br /> • analysis is based on 2003 collectible taxes): <br /> $200,000 St. Anthony Home <br /> $2,000—Tax Capacity <br /> Annual School Tax for Community Services $16.12 <br /> Annual City Tax for Community Services $21.32 <br /> Amount of Annual Increase $ 5.20 <br /> The increase is because the City has a lower tax capacity ($5,067,038) compared to the <br /> School's $6,143,961 (their base includes part of New Brighton). <br /> In addition, because of strict levy limits in 2004, the City could not absorb this into its <br /> budget until January 2005. This equates to a funding gap of$27,000 for one-half of the <br /> year 2004. <br /> The options for funding the gap could be as follows: <br /> 1) School funds the deficit for 2004. City absorbs the levy in 2005. <br /> 2) City funds gap/absorbs the levy in 2005: <br /> a. Dedicates budget reserves from 2003 budget. <br /> b. Transfer 2003 —Liquor Profits. <br /> • c. Appropriate funds from Tires Plus Building Fund (remaining balance <br /> at 6/30/04 will be approximately $316,108.00. <br />
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