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Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation to approve the Proposed Millage Rates for inclusion in Truth in Millage notice that would go out in August and set the first Public Hearing for September 6, 2022 at 5:15 p.m. in Dade City.
Approved minutesApproved the proposed millage rates as 7.607 in the Pasco County Commission Operating, 1.8036 in the Pasco County Municipal Fire Service Unit, and to set the first public hearing on September 8, 2015 at 6:30 p.m. in Dade City provided the date did not conflict with the hearing for the Pasco County School Board.
Approved minutesApproved the proposed milage rates, authorize notification to the Property Appraiser and Tax Collector of the proposed milage rates, and schedule the first public hearing at the Historic Pasco County Courthouse 37918 Meridian Avenue Dade City, Florida on September 3, 2024, at 5:15 p.m.
Approved minutesApproved motion number three.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved the item per Staff’s recommendation by roll call vote.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation by roll call vote.
Approved minutesApproved Staff’s recommendation.
Approved minutesApproved to set the TRIM notice. (1:32:46)
Approved minutesApproved to adopt the Resolution adopting the tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2025.
Approved minutesApproved to adopt the Resolution adopting the final budget for Fiscal Year 2024 with Commissioner Bradford absent from the vote.
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Several speakers Chairman, members of the board, the aggregate millage rate as advertised on the trim notices was 9.8683 MLs, which represents a 1.37% increase from the aggregate rolled back rate of 9.7350 MLs. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increased between last year and this year, generating additional revenue. Revenue levied for the same millage rate. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rollback rates and the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. Tonight I would like to ask the Commission to adopt the tentative millage rates in total budget. The millage rates adopted tonight are the maximum allowed by Florida law without mailing each property owner an additional notice. The board can reduce the millage rates tonight through the final hearing on September sixteenth, however
Several speakers All right. So Chairman Members of the Board of the aggregate millage rate I've advertised on the trim notice was ten point two six four five MILs, which represents a thirteen point three four percent increase from the aggregate rollback rate of nine point two one nine two MLs. The reason for the aggregate millage rate The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increased between last year and this year, generating additional revenue levy for the same millage rate. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolled back rates and the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. Tonight I would like to ask the commissioner. To adopt the tentative millage rates and total budget. The millage rates adopted tonight are the maximum allowed by Florida law without mailing each property owner an additional notice. The board can reduce the millage rates tonight through the final hearing on September 17th. However, the millage rate cannot be increased. Later in the meeting, should the Commission wish to modify the budget, we ask that staff be directed to return on September
Jack Mariano Chairman, members of the board, the aggregate millage rate being proposed is 9.8433 MLs, which is lower than the aggregate millage rate sent out on trim notices and represents a 1.11%. Increase from the aggregate rolledback rate of 9.7350 MLs. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher than the rolledback rate is because the total taxable evaluate total taxable value increased between last year and this year. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolledback rates and the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. At the first public hearing on the budget, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a budget based upon the millage rates used in the trim notices each property owner received. During the morning board meeting earlier today, the commissioners directed staff to return to the final public hearing with a reduction to the general operating millage of 0.0250
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Okay. In accordance with the Florida statute. Of two zero zero. Point zero six five. The first issue to be discussed is the recommended millage rates and the percentage changes in the rollback rates.
Bob Thank you. Madam Chair and members of the board, the aggregate millage rate was advertised on the trim notices was 9.3490 MLs, which represents a 7.52% increase from the aggregate rolled back rate of 8.6955 ML. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increased between last year and this year, generating additional revenue levied for the same millage. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolled back rates and the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. At the first public hearing on the budget, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a budget based upon the millage rates used in the trim notice each property owner received. At this time, I'd like to give a brief summary of the general fund and transportation trust fund budget, starting stating the millage rates. The percentage change from the rolled back rate and the reason for such change. The
Eric Breitenbach Evening Commissioners. Eric Breitenbach, Assistant County Administrator for Internal Services. Chairman, members of the board, the aggregate millage rate as advertised on the trim notices was 10.2645 MILS, which represents an eleven point three four percent increase from the aggregate rolled back rate of nine point two one nine two MILs. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increased between last year and this year, generating additional revenue levied for the same millage rate. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolled back rates in the prior year adopted millage millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. At the first public hearing on the budget, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a budget based upon the millage rates used in the trim notices each property owner
Bob Thank you. Chairman, members of the board, the aggregate millage rate as advertised in the trim notice was 9.8305 MILS, which represents a thirteen point sixteen percent increase from the aggregate rolled back rate of eight point six eight seven six MILS. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increased between last year and this year. Generating additional revenue levied for the same millage rates. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolled back rates and the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each Commissioner, Board Records, and members of the audience. Tonight I would like to ask the Commission to adopt a The millage rates and total budget. The millage rates adopted tonight are the maximum allowed by Florida law without mailing each property owner an additional notice. The board can reduce the millage rate tonight through the final hearing on September
Bob Mr. Chair, members of the board, the aggregate millage rate as advertised on the trim notice was 9.8305 MILS, which represents a 13.16% increase from the aggregate rolled back millage rate of 8.6876 MILS. The reason the aggregate millage rate is higher is because the total taxable value increase between last year and this year. Generating additional revenue levied for the same millage rate. Table one in your handout shows the millage rates for the various county levies and a comparison of the recommended millage rates to the rolledback rates. And the prior year adopted millage rates. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each Commissioner, Board Records, and members of the audience. At the first public hearing on the budget, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a budget based upon the millage rates used in the trim notices each property owner received. I'd like to give a brief summary of the general fund and transportation trust fund millages or sorry trust fund budgets, stating the millage rates, the percentage change from the rollback rate, and the region. Reasons for the change. The
Several speakers the millage rate cannot be increased. Later in the meeting, should the commission wish to modify the budget. We ask that staff be directed to return on September 16th at the final public hearing with the desired amendments. I'd like to give a summary of the General Fund and the Transportation Trust Fund budgets, stating the tentative millage rates, the percentage change from the rolled back rate, and the reasons for such a change. The tentative millage rate for the general fund is 7.4292 MLs, which is a 3.92% increase from the rolled back rate of 7.1489. The tentative millage rate is the same as last year's adopted millage rate. The county realized an 11.2% increase in taxable assessed values over the past year. The increase in property values results in an additional forty three point six million in property tax revenue. The additional revenue will in part be used to increase the funding for parks capital maintenance, renovate the Hudson Library, provide operational resources
Bob These millage rates, these proposed millage rates for inclusion in the Truth and Millage notice that goes in out in August, and to approve or to set the first public hearing for September 6th at 515 and Date City.
Bob Yes, I'd like to provide a summary of the eight voter-approved debt service millage rates. These millage rates are levied to repay the debt service with the general obligation bonds. To include two tranches each of the jail project, the fire rescue projects, park and rec projects, and the libraries projects. The eight individual millage rates are listed on table one in your handout. Rather than read this chart into the record, we have provided copies to each commissioner, board records, and members of the audience. The total of the eight voter-approved debt service millage rates is 0.2717 MILS. This is a decrease of 0.077. I ask the board to accept public comment and then vote on each debt service millage rate. There is no vote requirement for these millage rates, so simple majority or three votes is all that is needed.
Jack Mariano MLs. I'd like to give a summary of the resulting General Fund and Transportation Trust fund budgets, stating the millage rates, the percentage change from the rolledback rate, and the reasons for such a change. The millage rate for the general fund is 7.4042 MILLs, which is a 3.57% increase from the rolled back rate of 7.1489. This millage rate is a 0.250 mil reduction from last year's millage rate. The county realized an 11.2 percent increase in taxable assessed values over the past year. The increase in property tax values based on the recommended millage rate of 7.4042 mills and the taxable assessed value increase results in an additional $42.1 million in property tax revenue. The additional revenue will in part be used to increase the funding for parks capital maintenance, renovate the Hudson Library, provide operational resources for the expanded detention center, and provide wage increases for all employees. Prior action by the Florida legislator eliminated the requirement