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File #: RES 20-0027    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 5/13/2020 In control: City Council
On agenda: 5/19/2020 Final action: 5/19/2020
Title: #20-27 - Establishing the 2020 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
Sponsors: City Council
Attachments: 1. #20-27 - Setting 2020 Mil Rate, 2. 2020 Valdez DOC certification

ITEM TITLE: 

#20-27 - Establishing the 2020 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: Brian Carlson, Finance Director

 

FISCAL NOTES: 

Expenditure Required: n/a

Unencumbered Balance: n/a

Funding Source: n/a

 

RECOMMENDATION:

Approve resolution establishing the 2020 mill levy at a rate of twenty mills

SUMMARY STATEMENT:

                     This resolution reflects the maximum levy of twenty (20) mills, pursuant to prior Council discussions during the 2020 budget hearings.

                     Assessed values are as follows:

o                     Oil and Gas property:                     $1,950,652,640

o                     Other real property:                                             $289,051,370

o                     Total:                                                                                    $2,239,704,010

                     2020 Property Tax Revenue, based on 20 mills:                     $44,794,080

o                     2020 Budgeted Revenue:                                                                                    $44,000,000

o                     2020 Estimated “over cap” revenue:                                          $  3,100,000

o                     2020 Scheduled Debt Service:                                                               $  3,933,710

                     There are three remaining disputed assessments, for which there will be a second Board of Equalization hearing.  This will not necessitate a follow-up resolution, but will be reflected in the final tax roll figures.