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Mr. Dobbs shared that the City has been great to work with through this process. <br /> Mayor Kuzma added that the park they are working on in this area is looking great. <br /> 8. COUNCIL BUSINESS <br /> 8.01: Adopt Resolution 24-262 Adopting Proposed 2025 Payable Tax Levies (General, <br /> Pavement Management, EDA and Debt Service) & Schedule Public Hearing for <br /> November 26, 2024; Adopt Resolution #24-263 Adopting Proposed 2025 General <br /> Fund Budget and Resolution #24-264 Adopting Proposed 2025 EDA Budget. <br /> Finance Director Lund reviewed the Staff report in regard to the proposed 2025 payable tax levies, <br /> general fund budget, and EDA budget and set the public hearing date for the tax levies for <br /> November 26, 2024. She shared the proposed tax levy for 2025 totals $21,950,694, which is an <br /> 8.24% increase. <br /> Mayor Kuzma thanked all Staff, Council, and Finance Director Lund for all of the work that went <br /> into putting this budget together. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove asked about the general budget decreasing while the tax capacity is <br /> increasing. <br /> Finance Director Lund explained that the capital outlay amount has decreased greatly due to a lot <br /> fewer capital requests. She noted that even though the personnel costs increased, it was not as great <br /> of an increase as the capital requests decreased. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove asked how this increases the tax capacity from 40%to 46%. <br /> Finance Director Lund shared that the new way the market value exclusion is calculated plays into <br /> the overall tax capacity value. She explained that last year they had legislative funds and debt <br /> issued for capital requests that they do not have this year which has to be transferred to the property <br /> taxes. <br /> Councilmember Riley explained that even if the tax levy did not increase, the tax capacity would <br /> have increased because of the new market value exclusions. <br /> Councilmember Musgrove shared that she is surprised to see this much of a tax capacity increase <br /> with all of the new houses that have been built in the City over the last few years. <br /> Finance Director Lund noted that this depends on where the houses are built. She explained that <br /> in the tax increment district,the values of these homes do not come into the general fund levy until <br /> the district is decertified. <br /> Motion by Councilmember Howell, seconded by Councilmember Woestehoff, to Adopt <br /> Resolution #24-262 Approving the Proposed 2024, Payable 2025 Tax Levy in the amount of <br /> City Council/ September 24, 2024 <br /> Page 8 of 11 <br />
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