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CASSELBERRY CITY COMMISSION <br />Minutes of July 25, 2011- Regular Meeting <br />Page 3 of 18 <br />B. Tentative Tax Rate for Fiscal Year 2011/2012 <br />Introduction: Consideration to set the tentative millage 1•ate for Fiscal Yeal• 2011 /2012 (FY 2012) at 5.4500 <br />mills is requested. <br />Budget Impact: The millage rate of 5.4500 will produce a tax levy of $5,853,665 in propel•ty taxes but will <br />yield only $5,560,982 (95%) that will be collected by the City after early payer discounts and billing and <br />collection costs. <br />Recommendation: The City Manager and the Finance Director recommended approval of setting the <br />tentative tax millage rate for FY 2011/2012 as required by the "TRIM" legislation at 5.4500 mills. <br />C. Resolution 11-2286 -Medical Transport Fees Rate Structure <br />"A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, SETTING THE RATE <br />STRUCTURE AND TRANSPORT FEES IN ACCORDANCE WITH CODE SECTION 42-97©; <br />PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITV AND AN EFFECTNE DATE." <br />Introduction: Resolution 11-2286 provides for establishment of new medical transportation service fees to <br />supersede rates that are presently imposed. <br />Budget Impact: Collected transport fees are recognized as revenue in the General Fund. Approval of <br />Resolution I 1-2286 and the new rate structure would make for little increase in budgeted revenue for FY 2011, <br />with two months remaining in the fiscal year. <br />Recommendation: The City Manager and the Finance Director recommended approval of Resolution 11- <br />2286. <br />D. Bud>;et Amendment #11-039 - Reduction of Special Assessment Balances for Years <br />1976 - 1990 <br />Introduction: Budget Amendment # 11-039 provides to reduce special assessment balances for years 1976 = <br />1990 currently carried in the general ledger for the City. In the past the City enacted special assessments on <br />residential parcels to pay for paving, drainage, sewer and sidewalk improvements. Resolutions were passed to <br />authorize the assessments and liens were recorded against the properties to secure them. The City Attorney's <br />Office has advised that lien rights held by the City have lapsed after twenty years, therefore making collection <br />highly unlikely. The unpaid balance of the 13 open accounts is $250,868, of which $216,095 represents <br />accumulated interest and $34,743 is from the original assessments. $137,581 of the balance resides in the <br />General Fund and the remaining $113,257 is held separately in a dedicated debt service fund. <br />Budget Impact: Budget Amendment #11-039 charges $137,581 to Bad Debt Expense in the General Fund <br />and $113,257 to Bad Debt Expense in the NW Area Special Assessment Fund. <br />