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Work Session Minutes <br />October 30, 2007 <br />4) 2008 General. Fund Budget <br />Finance Officer Lund stated that the City proposed a tax capacity rate of 39.4, but the rate came <br />back from the County at 39.07 so it is slightly lower than planned. She stated that the City's <br />portion of taxes will go up from 41.5 cents to 41.6 cents, but noted that the school levy vote is <br />coming up so this amount could change. She stated that everything is comparable to where the <br />City was last year <br />Assistant City Administrator Nelson stated that $940,000 will be transferred out of the 2008 <br />equipment revolving fund. She stated that there are some issues that staff would like some <br />direction as the City moves into the truth in taxation hearing and budget adoption scheduled for <br />December 11, 2007. She stated that staff is proposing a 1/2 time new position for a new patrol <br />officer to begin in July 2008. She stated that they are also suggesting a change in the <br />sealcoating /street maintenance funding. She stated staff would like to reduce all assessments by <br />1/7, so after 7 years, street maintenance could be completely paid for out of the general fund. <br />Public Works Director Olson stated that this would mean one more assessment for every <br />resident. <br />Assistant City Administrator Nelson stated that the last thing staff is recommending is a lawful <br />gambling contribution of $17,000 towards youth programs. <br />Councilmember Elvig asked what the dollar amounts were for the 1/2 time police officer and the <br />sealcoating street maintenance program. <br />Assistant City Administrator stated that the 1/2 time police position would be $29,177 and the <br />sealcoating would be $12,900. <br />Councilmember Look stated that he doesn't understand how the suggested sealcoating plan <br />would be fair to residents. <br />Public Works Director Olson stated that residents paid full price the last time the road was <br />sealcoated and the longer they go, the less they will pay, percentage wise, on sealcoating. He <br />admitted that this would not be absolutely fair. He stated that the City looks at every road and <br />tries to do them every 7 years or so. <br />Councilmember Jeffrey stated that he likes the idea because it gives the City time to absorb these <br />costs. <br />Councilmember Strommen stated that she also likes this approach. <br />Police Chief Way gave some background information on the justification for a new 1/2 time <br />position officer. He reviewed the definitions of Part 1 and Part 2 offenses. He noted that <br />
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