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22. LOCAL EFFORT MILL RATE: This is a variable amount depending on your <br />city's fiscal need per capita. If your city's fiscal need per capita <br />is $300.00 or less, the local effort mill rate is equal to the fiscal <br />need per capita divided by $16 per capita per mill. If your city's <br />fiscal need per capita exceeds $300.00, the local effort mill rate <br />is equal to 18.750 mills (300.00/16) plus the portion of your city's <br />fiscal need per capita over $300.00 divided by $14 per capita per <br />mill. The minimum local effort mill rate is 8.000 mills. <br />23. 1984 ADJUSTED ASSESSED VALUE: This is your city's taxable value for <br />assessment year 1984 after adjustment for the assessor's level of <br />assessment. The assessor's level of assessment is determined by the <br />Property Equalization Division of the Department of Revenue. <br />24. FISCAL CAPACITY: This is your city's 1984 adjusted assessed value <br />from line 23 multiplied by your city's local effort mill rate from <br />line 22. <br />25. 1986 PRELIMINARY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID: This is your city's final <br />1986 fiscal need factor from line 19 minus your city's fiscal capacity. <br />If the fiscal capacity amount is greater than the fiscal need factor, <br />your city's preliminary aid is zero. <br />26. ADJUSTED 1986 PRELIMINARY AID: This is the greater of your city's <br />' 1985 local government aid from line 6 or your city's 1986 preliminary <br />local government aid from line 25. <br />27. FINAL ADJUSTED 1986 PRELIMINARY AID: For most cities, this is the <br />same as line 26. However, if your city qualified for the attached <br />machinery aid adjustment on line 10, this amount include's your city's <br />attached machinery aid adjustment. <br />28. 1986 AID INCREASE: This is your city's final adjusted 1986 preliminary <br />aid from line 27 minus your city's 1985 local government aid from <br />line 6. If there is no increase, this amount is zero. <br />' 29. AID INCREASE ADJUSTED FOR APPROPRIATION LIMIT: The 1985 Legislature <br />imposed a limit of $286,000,000 on the amount of local government <br />aid that could be distributed to cities in 1986. Since the sum of <br />the 1985 local government aid determined for cities amounted to <br />$264,865,431, and since a city's minimum aid for 1986 is its 1985 <br />local government aid, there is $21,134,569 of aid increase available <br />to the cities for 1986. The total calculated aid increase for cities <br />' under the formula is $129,706,051. Part of this amount is reduced <br />by the maximum aid limitations that follow this step. It was found <br />that if the total aid increase at this step was reduced to $29,212,747, <br />' the total local government aid for cities after application of the <br />maximum limits would be reduced to the appropriation limitation. <br />Therefore, every city that had an aid increase for 1986 had its increase <br />reduced to 22.52226% ($29,212,747 ; $129,706,051) of the calculated <br />amount in order to stay within the appropriation limitation. <br />' 30. 1986 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID AFTER APPROPRIATION: This is the ,sum of <br />your city's 1985 local government aid from line 6 and your city's <br />adjusted aid increase from line 29. <br />1 -3- <br />
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