Council approved the FY2022/23 budget and rate 4-0 (one member absent). The rate went from $0.44334 to $0.40628 per $100 ($0.07549 debt service). Council had earlier considered a rate near 49 cents that included Civic Center renovation funding.[1][2][3]
The FY2022/23 budget and rate were approved 4-0, with Councilmember Eddy Sauer absent.[1][2]
For
4
Against
0
Absent
1
✓ Verified
The FY2022/23 budget raised $1,587,957 (2.62%) more in property tax than the prior year; $740,251 from new property.[2]
Levy change
$1,587,957
Levy change
2.62%
New property
$740,251
✓ Verified
Council had earlier considered a rate of about 49 cents that included Civic Center renovation funding; ABC7 reported that project was tied up in litigation.[1]