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4.1 DRAFT MINUTES (2 SETS) 12-19-2022
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City Council Minutes Page 2 <br />December 5, 2022 <br />----------------------------- <br />4.8 Approve the hiring of Jett Brodzinski to the position of park <br />maintenance worker effective January 3, 2023. <br />4.9 Approve the hiring of Kristine Galligher to the position of part-time <br />office assistant at the maintenance facility effective December 12, 2022. <br />4.10 Approve the extension of the Joint Powers Agreement 22-39 <br />Establishing the Prosecutorial Authority of the Elk River City <br />Attorney’s Office to December 31, 2026. <br />4.11 Approve the Elk River Police Protector Sculpture Commission <br />Agreement 22-40. <br /> <br />Motion carried 5-0. <br /> <br />5. Open Forum <br /> <br />Chris Rock, 18665 Landers St NW, asked about property tax increases but was <br />directed to wait until Item 7.1. <br /> <br />6. Presentations, Awards, and Recognition <br /> <br /> There were no presentations, awards, or recognition. <br /> <br />7.1 2023 Budget and Tax Levy <br /> <br />Ms. Ziemer presented the staff report. <br /> <br />Mayor Dietz stated the average tax levy of surrounding cities increased by 10.49%. A <br />major reason for our levy increase was debt service for Public Safety and Fire Station <br />#3. Average Sherburne County property values increased by 19-20% based upon the <br />market value properties sell for under typical sales. The county assessor required by <br />state law to determine an estimated market value that is within a range of 90% and <br />105% of market value. Inflation is also a factor in the tax levy percentage. No new <br />hires were approved for 2023. <br /> <br />Councilmember Westgaard clarified no new positions were added but there were <br />some current vacancies. <br /> <br />Mayor Dietz opened the public hearing. <br /> <br />Mr. Rock commented that he had two properties, and one property had a 600% <br />increase in property tax in 2023. <br /> <br />Mayor Dietz directed Mr. Rock to speak to Sherburne County assessing office. He <br />could also return in April to speak to the Board of Equalization and formally protest <br />the value. <br /> <br />Mayor Dietz closed the public hearing. <br /> <br /> <br />
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