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Czty Counc~ Minutes <br />December 7, 2009 <br />Page 3 <br />Jackie waxBeld,13902 ~- 227~h Avenue NCI, stated her property was rezoned from <br />agricultural to residential. She asked the council why her property taxes went up 254%. She <br />stated her property falls under the Green Acres program, <br />Mayor Z~Iinzing stated the rezone, which goes into effect for the 2410 tax year, shouldn't <br />have caused her taxes to increase. She suggested contacting the county assessor to determine <br />the increase in her taxes. <br />Ms. Johnson stated the state Legislature decided to make changes to Green Acres, the <br />property tax deferral program and taxation of agricultural property, and as a result of these <br />changes property owners are seeing an increase in their taxes payable in 2010. <br />There being no one further to speak, Mayor I~linzing closed the public hearing. <br />Mayor 1~linzing stated even though there is considerable time spent on preparing the City's <br />budget, it is important tune well spent and complimented staff in providing cuts in their <br />budgets. Slxe stated she felt the cuts shouldn't severely impact services for 2010, She also <br />stated tl~at even though the City prepared in 2008 and 2009 for these cuts, she cautioned <br />using reserve monies in the future to balance the budget. <br />Councilmember Motin agreed with the Mayor's comments and stated he was not <br />Comfortable with reducing the budget any further. <br />MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER ZERwAS AND SECONDED BY <br />COUNCILMEMBER wESTGA.ARD TG ADOPT RESOLUTION 09-G5 <br />AUTHORIZING THE PROPOSED PROPERTY TAB LEVY FOR <br />COLLECTION IN 2010 IN THE AMOUNT OF ~11,11Z,391. MOTION CARRIED <br />5~0. <br />After some discussion, it was decided to move the $43,10D in budget adjustments be moved <br />into the council contingency fund to help offset any further unallottment in 2010. The <br />motion was amended to read as follows; <br />MOVED B'Y COUNCILMEMBER ZERV~AS AND SECONDED BY <br />COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN TD ASCEND THE MOTION TD ADOPT THE <br />201U BUDGETS AS PRESENTED A.ND ADJUST THE GENERAL FUND <br />BUDGET BY TRANSFERRING X43,100 IDENTIFIED BY STAFF IN THE <br />STAFF REPORT TO COUNCIL CONTINGENCY, MOTION CARRIED 5p0, <br />Councilmember Moon asked if the recycling rebate Figures should be determined at this <br />time. He suggested raising the recycling rebate to X40/year for those residents committed to <br />recycling at least four items as well as participating in the SSO program. <br />Ms. Johnson stated tl~at staff would review the impact of the proposed recycling rebate <br />changes and bring it back for council approval. <br />~.2. Non-Resident Fees fob Parks & Recreation Pro~r,ammin~ <br />Mr. Maertz presented the staff report. He stated it would be difficult to determine the total <br />Financial impact by adopting non-resident fees to programming, but thought it would be <br />between X2,000 and $12,000, Both he and the Parks and Recreation Commission suggest <br />that a review of the fee stt•ucture be done after one year, <br />
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