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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2024.10.28 CC Minutes - CIP Workshop MINUTES 4W60 CITY City Council Meeting—CIP Workshop Hugo Council Chambers - � EST.ID06 Monday, October 28,2024 6 p.m. COUNCIL PRESENT: Klein, Miron, Petryk, Strub, Weidt COUNCIL ABSENT: None OTHERS PRESENT: City Administrator Bryan Bear, Finance Director Anna Wobse, Community Development Director Rachel Juba, Public Works Director Scott Anderson, City Engineer Mark Erichson, Fire Chief Jim Compton, Jr., Parks Planner Shayla Denaway City Engineer Mark Erichson presented Council a further refined and updated 5-Year Street CIP from what was presented at the Mid-Year Budget Review Workshop. The updated CIP reflected costs associated with paving of 165t' Street, the City's possible share of Elmcrest Avenue, the City's share of Fable Hills and Forest Road Bridge projects, and future trail maintenance projects. Erichson talked about pavement ratings and what the budgetary need would be to keep the pavement ratings in the ideal range. Updated CIP costs were shared with the Council, and other funding sources were discussed. Finance Director Anna Wobse shared with Council how the updated CIP would affect the Street CIP Fund Balance. Information was shared regarding tax rates and how different rates would affect the tax levy. Council had approved the Preliminary Tax Levy using an urban tax rate of 39.2% in order to help fund the already larger than normal five-year CIP that was presented at the Mid-Year Budget Workshop. Wobse shared with Council that a median value homestead should still see a tax decrease on the City portion of their tax bill mainly due to changes the State made to the Homestead Market Value Exclusion Program. Council was asked to provide direction on the updated CIP and to direct staff on what tax rate to use to prepare the Final Tax Levy that would be presented at the December 2, 2024 Truth in Taxation Public Hearing. Council had consensus on the updated CIP and directed staff to bring back the updated CIP to a future Council Meeting for adoption. Council directed staff to prepare the Final Tax Levy using the urban tax rate of 39.2%. Council also directed staff to bring back proposed increases to the assessment policy at a future meeting. Klein made motion, Strub Seconded, to adjourn at 6:58 pm Respectfully submitted, Qky,A� Anna Wobse, Finance Director