Legislation Details

File #: RES 24-0023    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 5/1/2024 In control: City Council
On agenda: 5/8/2024 Final action:
Title: #24-23 - Establishing the 2024 Rate of Real Property Tax and Designating the Number of Mills for Each Dollar of Real Property to be Levied for Municipal and School Purposes
Attachments: 1. #24-23 Mill Levy, 2. 2024 DOC excluding supplemental 5.1.24, 3. 2024 43.56 ICD State Correspondence

ITEM TITLE: 

#24-23 - Establishing the 2024 Rate of Real Property Tax and Designating the Number of Mills for Each Dollar of Real Property to be Levied for Municipal and School Purposes

 

SUBMITTED BY: Jordan Nelson, Finance Director

 

FISCAL NOTES: 

Expenditure Required: n/a

Unencumbered Balance: n/a

Funding Source: n/a

 

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve

SUMMARY STATEMENT:

This Resolution reflects the maximum levy of twenty (20) mills, pursuant to prior Council discussions during the 2024 budget hearings

•                     2024 Assessed values are as follows:

o                     Oil and Gas Property                     $2,181,672,560

o                     Other Real Property                                          $373,266,943

o                     Total:                                                                                    $2,554,939,503

 

•                     2024 Property Tax Revenue, based on 20 mills:                     $51,098,790

o                     2024 Adopted Budget Revenue:                                                               $49,532,108

o                     Maximum Allowed Revenue:                                                               $52,314,272

o                     2024 Estimated “over cap” Revenue:                                          none

•                     9 assessments on the 43.56 Preliminary Assessment Roll were appealed. The State Petroleum Property Assessor forwarded appeal outcomes totaling ($110,867,610) reflecting the Department of Revenue Informal Conference Decision.

o                     At a mill rate of twenty mills this decision is the equivalent of $2.2MM in reduced revenue.

o                     Pursuant to AS 43.56.120, after a ruling by the Department of Revenue on an appeal made under AS 43.56.110, a municipality or owner of taxable property may further appeal to the State Assessment Review Board (SARB) in accordance with 15 AAC 56.030.

•                     A manifest error on land value for 1 assessment totaling $2.7MM in assessed value will be reflected as a correction in a supplemental roll, due statutory requirements related to corrected assessment values.

•                     Staff will apprise Council of any procedural formalities arising from a future revision to the assessment roll.