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December 28, 1976 <br />TO: The Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council and <br />Chairman and Members of the New Brighton Housing Authority. <br />FROM: Thomas F. Lewcock, City Manager <br />SUBJECT: Revision to Report Entitled "Impact of Imposition of a Tax <br />Increment District" <br />In reviewing the report dated November 10, 1976 relative to the <br />above noted subject, we have uncovered two errors which alter the <br />findings of that report regarding impact on the tax payer, impact <br />of the taxing jurisdictions, and revenues to the HRA. The assumptions <br />used in the report we believe remain relatively accurate. The error <br />was made in projecting the impacts of the tax increment district at <br />5.85/o each year. While that growth rate is presumed to be correct, it <br />cannot be used to project the annual impacts after the first year. <br />A second error was made in not utilizing new annual total tax base <br />in computing mill rate effects each year. <br />Impact on the Tax Payer <br />On page 2 of the earlier report the following impacts on a <br />$40,000 house was reported: <br />1. County Tax: Infinitesimal tax increase <br />2. School Dist 621: $1.54 tax increase <br />3. City Tax: $ .90 tax increase <br />4. Total impact on City residents: $2.44 tax increase <br />The above figures are based on a $316,000 increment and a <br />$66,000,000 tax base for the City and a $183,000,000 for the School <br />District. Because the effect on the tax payer would occur the <br />following year the following year's tax base should be utilized. In <br />other words, for 1977 the figures to be used are $73,000,000 City and <br />$206,000,000 for the School District. <br />Based on the above revised data the impact on the owner of a <br />$40,000 home would be as follows in the first year: <br />1. County Tax: Infinitesimal tax increase <br />2. School Dist 621 Tax: $1.42 tax increase <br />3. City Tax: $ .85 tax increase <br />4. Total impact on City residents: $2.27 <br />