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Council Work Session
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DELETE: <br />Creating a positive learning environment (education and outreach) <br />ADD: <br />Creating financial stability for the City. <br />Delivering quality cost-effective municipal services to residents. <br />Table 54: Quenon 19 <br />The City employs a long-term maintenance program to coct-effectively maintain all <br />175-plus miles of City streets. Currenhye meet reconstruction projects are funded <br />7594 by special assessments levied against ',emitting properties, and 75 by <br />street rortstrur` bondse which are paid back using general property taxes. no <br />City. periodically evaluates funding sources for this on -going program. Please <br />indi to the extent to which you would support or oppose the following funding <br />Orman nod, which requires 25% at funding by special assessments levied <br />against hiane fitting properties over -15 years <br />Zero spacial assessments levied against hang properties, which mid <br />1 of funding by general property lax increases <br />Bacbrir andifor gas utility fea incraasase approximately $$ per utility, per month <br />Proposed Revision: <br />Question 19 <br />The City employs a long-term Pavement management Program to cost-effectively maintain all 180 miles <br />of City streets. From 2015-2020 the City funded projects by assessing 25% to benefiting property <br />owners and contributed 75% through bonded debt, paid with property taxes. The City Council recently <br />passed an ordinance to collect a monthly franchise fee on gas and electric customers and dedicate this <br />funding to the Pavement Management Program, and to eliminate the need for additional property taxes <br />or assessments. The City periodically evaluates funding sources for this ongoing program. Please <br />indicate the extent to which you would support or oppose the following funding sources: <br />• Assess 25% of street project cost to benefiting property owners and pay 75% through bonded <br />debt, paid with city-wide property taxes. <br />• Eliminate special assessments and pay 100% with property taxes, resulting in an estimated 15% <br />increase in tax levy. <br />• Collect a monthly franchise fee on gas and electric customers in the amount of $7 per utility per <br />month. <br />
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