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f <br /> TO: Mayor White and Council Members <br /> FROM: Ron Olson, Finance Director <br /> DATE: November 24, 2009 <br /> SUBJECT: 2010 Budget <br /> The proposed 2010 budget reflects an effort to address current operating needs during a period of <br /> decreasing revenues and limited taxing ability. <br /> Tax Lew <br /> The total t� levy required to fund the proposed 2010 budget is $4,665,880. This is an increase of <br /> $101,194,or 2.22%over the 20101evy. The levy for the General Fund is increasing by$32,280,which <br /> is the maximum allowed under the levy limits imposed by the 20081egislature. The City is utilizing <br /> the"Special Levy"provision of the levy limit law in order to increase the levy for debt service above <br /> the levy limit. The breakout of the use of tax levy revenues by fund is shown on the attached chart titled <br /> Tax Levies. <br /> Tax Capacitv Rate and Imuact of the Tax Lew on Propertv Owners <br /> The County has provided an estimate of the City's tax capacity, based on the annual property <br /> revaluation conducted by the County Assessor. It is estimated that the City's tax capacity(or tax base) <br /> has decreased by approximately 2.2%. Applying the proposed tax levy to the estimated tax capacity <br /> results in a tax rate of 13.778%;this is an increase from the 20091eve1 of 13.183%. Using this tax rate, <br /> the City's share of the property tax bill on a home valued at$500,000 will increase by$14.95,or 2.2%. <br /> For a home valued at $1,000,000, the City's share of the property tax bill will increase by$29.05, or <br /> 2.0%. These calculations assume as 2.2%decrease in the property's value. Homes that retained their <br /> value will see increases of 4.5%. A number of properties that are no longer subject to the limited <br /> market value are experiencing significant tax increases. <br /> General Fund Budget <br /> General Fund Expenditures <br /> The proposed 2010 General Fund expenditures are $5,928,2100. This is a decrease of$235,640, or <br /> 3.82% under the 2009 budget. The major factor to the General Fund budget decrease is the plan to <br /> leave vacant positions unfilled. Currently the City has unfilled positions in the Inspections, Public <br /> Works, and Police Departments. For 2010 the budget currently includes a 1%wage increase and a$50 <br /> per month increase in the City's insurance contribution. <br />
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