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Summary of 2000 Budget Work Sessions <br /> Page 4 <br /> Preliminary Adoption of Proposed Budget and Tax Levy <br /> The proposed budget and tax levy will be brought to the Council for preliminary adoption at the <br /> September 13 Council meeting. The tax levy must be certified to the County by September 15. The <br /> final budget and t�levy will be adopted after the Truth in Taxation hearing in early December. <br /> New Requirement: Public Hearing Regarding Tax Rate <br /> A new law passed in the 1999 State legislative session requires that all cities over 500 population <br /> and all counties must hold a public hearing and pass a resolution if the levy for the upcoming year <br /> increases such that, in the absence of an increase in tax capacity, the tax capacity rate would need <br /> to be increased. Very simply, what this means is that if a city is increasing its tax levy, it needs to <br /> hold this public hearing. <br /> The requirement is based on a Missouri law and was passed due to a concern that cities and counties <br /> were claiming they were freezing taxes; when in fact the levy was increasing but the tax rate was <br /> frozen due to tax base growth. Under the law, the local government calculates what its tax rate <br /> would be in the coming year if the levy was held constant. Essentially, a baseline tax rate is <br /> calculated based on the prior year's levy and the current year tax base. If the levy will result in an <br /> increase in the t�rate over the baseline t�rate, the City Council must adopt a resolution at a public <br /> hearing. � <br /> This resolution must be filed with the County Auditor by October 20 of each year. The information <br /> necessary to calculate the baseline tax rate will not be provided by the County Auditor until October <br /> 1. Based on this timeline, staff would suggest holding the public hearing and adopting a resolution <br /> at the October 11 Council meeting. <br />
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