File #: RES 23-0022    Version: 1
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 4/24/2023 In control: City Council
On agenda: 5/3/2023 Final action:
Title: #23-22 - Establishing the 2023 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. Resolution 2023 Tax Roll and Mill Levy, 2. 2023 43.56 Preliminary Roll, Appeal and Decision, 3. 2023 DOC excluding supplemental

ITEM TITLE: 

#23-22 - Establishing the 2023 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 2023 budget hearings

 

                     2023 Assessed values are as follows:

o                     Oil and Gas Property                                          $2,121,666,160

o                     Other Real Property                                                               $324,051,372

o                     Total:                                                                                                         $2,445,717,532

 

                     2023 Property Tax Revenue, based on 20 mills:                     $48,914,351

o                     2023 Adopted Budget Revenue:                                                               $48,632,564

o                     Maximum Allowed Revenue:                                                               $58,030,095

o                     2023 Estimated “over cap” Revenue:                                          none

 

                     There are 140 properties with disputed assessments, as scheduled to be heard by the Board of Equalization (BOE) during ongoing BOE hearings. These properties will be reflected in a supplemental roll once the valuation disputes are resolved following the conclusion of BOE hearings.

                     13 assessments on the 43.56 Preliminary Assessment Roll were appealed. The State Petroleum Property Assessor forwarded appeal outcomes totaling $0 reflecting the Department of Revenue Informal Conference Decision.

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