Starkey Okay, so um uh I have a number of things here but I'm gonna skip most of them. I'm gonna um I was gonna bring up the rabbits, but I'm glad you did. I just wanted to tell you I had a conversation with the school district, uh uh administration about the penny for Pasco. And um I don't know if you got it. I've got the timeline from last time we did the penny for Pasco. So I'm gonna make sure you all get this and um we'll discuss it further in the January meeting, but it's time to get moving on um our plans for the next penny. Okay. Yeah,
Several speakers Starkey: I know, but we have a responsibility and we're gonna have our hands in it. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Okay. Merry Christmas. All right, Merry Christmas.
Bill Cronin Good morning everyone. Happy Tuesday. It's Bill Croner with the Pasco ADC. Uh it's my pleasure to present to you our quarterly report for Q3 as required through our memorandum of understanding as well as with our Penny for Pasco agreement. Do I need the clicker? You're gonna click for me?
Moore what's I guess I would ask what's the difference between a citizen not paying their property taxes properly which in s essence puts a lien on their home in a business not paying their penny for Pasco tax. That they're required to do To the county.
Justin Grant So they only yes, so they only went up two point nine percent. That's what we were we were just talking about. They um I believe each one increases by about a penny. Correct. One and two pennies? Correct. Yeah. Okay. Because those are not your retail customers. And so the developments that you were that Mike was describing with those new housing developments would not be subject to that rate if they were doing individual Meters.
Several speakers County Administrator: Getting closer. Starkey: Okay. County Administrator: It'll be this month. Starkey: It'll be this month in December. County Administrator: It'll be in December.