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SOLUTION No, <br />09-045 <br />STATE OF MINNESOTA <br />COUNTY OF RAMSEY <br />CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON <br />AMENDING THE 2009 BUDGETS AS A RESULT OF THE 1_TNALLOTMENT OF LOCAL <br />AID (LGA) AND MARKET VALUE HOMESTEAD CREDIT (MVHC) REVENUES FROM <br />THE STATE OF MINNESOTA <br />the final 2009 Budgets were approved in December, 2008, as required by the State; and <br />WHf"AS, the final 2009 Budgets included $152,339 for Local Government Aid (LGA) revenues from <br />the t to as certified by the State on July 31, 2008; and <br />WH AS, taxpayers receive a credit or reduction of their property taxes from the State in the form of <br />the Nlkrket Value Homestead Credit (MVHC); and <br />and <br />, the City realizes a reduced amount from their City-wide tax levy as a result of the MVHC; <br />�S, the City receives the same amount as the total City's taxpayers' MVHC credits from the <br />2009 this amount was to be $261,385, bringing the City back to "whole'; and <br />WH AS, the LGA for 2010 was projected to be $65,619 and the MVHC was projected to be <br />$2911$63; and <br />AS, the Governor unallotted the 2009 payments to the City from the State's budget in the <br />of $152,339 for LGA and $97,851 for MVHC for a total of $250,190 and a total of $357,153 for <br />201 <br />, the Minnesota Department of Revenue notified the City of these revenues cuts in July, 2009; <br />and <br />WH EAS, earlier in 2009, the City was aware of these potential revenue reductions and that there was a <br />high obability that they would be implemented; and <br />the City prepared various alternative solutions to deal with the State revenue unallotments; <br />and <br />VM AS, the solutions are meant to address both the 2009 and 2010 State Aid revenue reductions. <br />The lutions implemented in 2009 are in excess of the amounts needed for just the 2009 fiscal year. The <br />exce amounts will be carried over from 2009 to 2010; and <br />