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GENERAL FUND
1993 BUDGET OVERVIEW
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1992 1992
BUDGET PROJECTED
$ 5,817,000 $ 5,790,000
$ 5,817,000 $ 5,755,000
$ $ (35,000) $
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PROPOSED ADOPTED
1993 BUDGET 1993 BUDGET
$ 6,139,000 $
$ 6,139,000 $
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Expenditures
Revenues
Net Change
Projected Fund Balance 12-31-92
Expenditures
Revenues
Use of Fund Balance
Fund Balance] 2-31-93
General Fund Debt Total City
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Paya Ie Total Levy Tax Tax Levy Capacity Tax Levy Tax Levy
Years Before Credits C,apacity After Credits ~ate* After Credits Mter Credits
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1992/93 4,867,800 13,153,323 2,847,505 21.65 605,151 3,452,656
1991/92 4,659,492 14,147,548 2,724,272 19.26 620,034 3,344,306
1990/91 4,509,000 15,098,819 2,607,031 17.27 824,176 3,431,207
1989/90 3,613,171 14,834,976 2,468,786 16.64 346,892 2,815,678
1988/89 2,938,690 17,279,592 2,437,412 14.11 272,028 2,709,440
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Tax capacity reduced by Fiscal Disparities contribution and Ta" Increment Financing Districts.
Levy reduced by Fiscal Disparities distribution and HACA (Homestead & Ag Credit).
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REVENUES-GENERAL FUND
COMPARATlVEANALYSIS BY SOURCE
SOURCE
Current Revenues
Current Property Tax
Intergovernmental Revenue
License, Permits, & Fines
Use of Money & Property
Charges for Current Services
Other Revenue
Non Revenue Receipts
TOTAL CURRENT REVENUES $
1993 BUDGET
1991 1992 BUDGET MANAGERS
ACTUAL REVISED PROPOSED ADOPTED
2,744,961 $ 3,117,800 $ 3,237,300 $ + 11 '/. ~oo (3&
1,506,783 1,632,000 1,761,000 ... i2't oooC 7.
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289,558 356,500 329,000 - 27, S'OO (. 7.
608,753 366,200 384,700 i- t B". :S"OO ( S. {
83,751 36,500 44,000 + 7J $00 ( .'
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37,650 33,000 53,000
5,551,256 $ 5,817,000 $ 6,139,000 $ ~ ~Zt., OC>Q (s.
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EXPENDITURES - GENERAL FUND
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BY OBJECTIVE
OBJECTIVE
Current Expenses
Personal Services
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1991
ACTUAL
1993 BUDGET
1992 BUDGET MANAGERS
REVISED PROPOSED ADOPTED
Other Services and Charges
Supplies
Capital Outlays
TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES
4,067,510 $
1,384,489
369,295
77,979
$ 5,899,273 $
Other Financing Uses
TOTAL
6,531
$ 5,905,804 $
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1,307,000
368,400
56,900
5,806,200 $
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5,817,000 $
4,273,700 $ t {<tq. gOb (.1.
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EXPENDITURES
1993 BUDGET
1991 1992 BUDGET MANAGERS
ACTUAL REVISED PROPOSED ADOPTED
$ 61,573 $ 64,700 $ 63,300 $
40,807 43,100 46,300
195,701 181,700 195,200
10,012 33,800 22,200
82,370 78,600 87,700
184,898 195,100 200,900
81,800 93,000 93,500
. 189,846 168,500 178,000
155,028 145,800 181,500
1,002,035 1,004,300 1,068,600
1,894,031 1,893,700 1,995,600
342,072 346,100 357,600
5,753 6,300 6,500
2,241,856 2,246,100 2,359,700
114,117 97,700 101,800
81,012 77 ,200 84,800
152,402 13 7,200 149,400
241,859 233,500 254,500
589,390 545,600 590,500
1,533,977 1,457,600 1,665,500
143,846 131,200 148,200
11,536 21,600 21,500
376,633 410,600 275,000
5,899,273 5,817,000 6,129,000
6,531 10,800 10,000
$ 5,905,804 $ 5,827,800 $ 6,139,000 $
$ 100,000
71,500
City Council
Health & Welfare
City Manager
Elections
City Clerk
Finance
Legal
Municipal Building
Activity Center
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Police
Fire
Civil Defense
PUBLIC SAFETY
C. Dev.-Administration
C. Dev.-Plan & Econ. Dev.
C. Dev. -Assessing
C. Dev.-lnspections
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC WORKS
RECREA nON
INSURANCE
UNALLOCATED
TOTAL OPERATING
OTHER FINANCING USES
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
USE OF FUND BALANCE:
Maetzold Field
Fire Station - First Year Remodel
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. 1993 CAPITAL OUTLAY REQUESTS
GENERAL FUND
Dept.
Dept. Hem R,equested Proposed
40510 Indexing sofhvare 1,000
Communication software 300
40960 Cabinets, wallcoveong 4,000 *
Divider wall/panels 6,000 *
41110 Booking room lockers 800 *
Access parts for transcription machine 1,700
Portable radio adapters for H.E.AT. team 1,500
Equipment for H.E.A.T. team van 1,000
41111 Polaroid "Portrait" camera 900
CeUuJar phone 300
41120 Paper shredder 400
Cabinet 700 *
Transcription machine 400
. 41121 Lockers for womens locker room 1,600 *
Safe for property room 1 ,000 *
41122 Digital dictation system 4,800
"486" computers (2) 4,400
"LAN" software 1,400
Laser printer 2,400 *
Additional disk drive 1,300
Transcription machine 400
41400 "Wheelwriter" typewriter 900
Computer software 1,000
41500 Computer & software 3,000
41600 Computer 3,000
41800 Computer terminal 4,000
ICBO CD ROM software 1,000 *
Computer furniture 500
42110 Freon recovery tmit & charging station 3,500
. Mechanics tools 8,000
. 42140 Spinner sander 2,500
42160 Line laser striper 6,800
42250 Park identification signs (14) 4,000
Bleachers (6) 15,000
Softball safety nets 6,000
Scoreboards 6,400
42260 Extendable pole chain saw 700
Replacement chain saw 500
Total General Fund 103,100
*In 1992 budget request - LGA cut
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1993 MUNICIPAL BUDGET
General Fund
Contin2encv Plan - State Bud2et Cuts
Current estimates indicate that the State of Minnesota will experience an 825 million
dollar shortfall in the 1994-5 bieIlllium.
If the past is any indication of the future, local governments are likely targets for cuts in
the State budget. In previous years, Hopkins has received cuts in LGA or added costs in
state taxes. Previous State cuts or fees have cost Hopkins the following amounts:
1990 -
1991 -
1992 -
1993 -
$ 71,623
$ 199-462
$ 19,000
$ 46,000
LGA cut
LGA cut
Sales tax imposed
Sales Tax continues
For 1993, Hopkins is able to levy additional property taxes to offset sales taxes. Hopkins
has also been notified that LGA will increase 3.0% ($22,900) and HACA will increase
14.7% ($99,700). These amounts have been budgeted. In light of the above, it is
prudent to discuss how Hopkins can prepare for cuts in aid from the state.
The proposed budget does not levy additional taxes in anticipation of state aid cuts,
rather, the staff proposes the following:
1) Utilize $100,000 of landfill budget
2) Withhold capital expenses, except where safety is concerned, until
the State budget is resolved
3) Utilize a half of the $100,000 contingency budget
4) Wait with fund balance expenditures (Maetzold imp. $100,000, and
Fire Hall improvements 72,500) until the State budget is resolvled.
5) Avoid operational and program/service cuts until absolutely
necessaly.
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1993 BUDGET
Tax Levy Ootions
1992 1993 1993 1993
proposed proposed proposed proposed
minus 50 K minus lOOK
G. F. Levy 3,795,800 4,015.000 3,965,000 3,9]5,000
Debt Levy 4 ]4,300 452,800 452,800 452,800
Eq. Rep. Levy 449,000 400,000 400,000 400,000
TOTAL LEVY 4,659,492 4,867,800 4,817,800 4,767,800
TAX RATE 23.639 26.104 25.724 25.344
City Tax
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84,000 226.99 252.000 246.95 243.30
Homestead
Increase/
Decrease + $25.0] (I ]%) + $]9.96 (+8.8%) +$16.31 (7.2%)
225,000 1,023.80 992.27 972.37 958.00
Homestead
Increase/
Decrease -$31.53 (3.1%) - $51.43 (5.0%) - $65.80 (6.4%)
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CITY OF HOPKINS TAX RATE CALCULATION
General Fund Levy
Debt Service Levy
Equipment Replacement
Fund Levy
Total city Levy
Less: Fiscal
Disparities
Distribution
HACA (Homestead &
Ag Credit)
Tax Levy After Credits
PAYABLE 92
$ 3,795,800
414,300
449,400
$ 4,659,492
(482,917)
(832,269)
$ 3,344,306
PROPOSED
PAYABLE 93
$ 4,015,000
452,800
400,000
$ 4,867,800
(491,598)
(942,648)
$ 3,433,554
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*Market Value
*Total Net Capacity
Less: Fiscal
Disparities
Contribution
Value
Tax Increment
Financing
Districts
Total Taxable Tax
Capacity
city Tax Rate
(Tax Levy after
Credits 7 Total Tax
Capacity)
$614,357,100
17,583,286
(2,255,524)
(1, 180,214)
14,147,548
23.639
$599,862,600
16,331,611
(2,099,432)
(1,078,856)
13,153,323
26.104
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CITY OF HOPKINS
Hennepin County, Minnesota
RESOLUTION NO. 92N51
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 1992 - 1993 HOPKINS PRIORITIES
WHEREAS, The City Council in its duty to provide policy direction for the City,
met and discussed priorities for the community, and
WHEREAS, The City Council and staff met in February of 1992 to discuss the
needs of the community, and
WHEREAS, The Council wishes to formally establish direction for the community
through a statement of Hopkins' priorities.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Hopkins that the following issues are the 1992 and 1993 Hopkins Priorities:
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Initiate program to maintain and upgrade the Westbrooke
neighborhoods.
Plan, develo'p and implement a program to attract and retain business
to Hopkins.
Review and define the role of the City in the area of social service
programs and funding.
Initiate improvements to the County Road 3 corridor.
Review, accept, and prioritize the strategic plan for an economic
development and implementation program for the City of Hopkins
for all types of land uses and targeting of specific sites.
Develop/maintain City services while maintaining reasonable tax
ra tes.
Determine the feasibility of redevelopment of the County Public
Works facility and specifically address the possibility of industrial uses
on the site.
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Passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins this 7th day of July,
1992.
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. 1993
BUDGET
EXHIBIT 1
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CITY OF HOPKINS
FINANCIAL PLANNING DOCUMENTS
o Municipal Budget
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o Capital Improvements Budget
o Equipment Replacement Program
o Annual Financial Report
EXHIBIT 2
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1993 BUDGET
o Provides adequate funding to continue existing programs
& services at their current level.
o Budgets one new program - sidewalk maintenance.
o Allows for one police officer position to be upgraded to a
sergeant's position.
o Maintains General Fund Balance above minimum requirements
.0 Budgets for sales tax payments mandated hi 1992. Estimated
cost to the General Fund - $50,000.
o Continues to levy $175,000 to replace General Fund dollars used
to pay for remedial action at the 7th Street landfill.
o Tax levy reduction in the Equipment Replacement Program
Fund due to the lifting of levy limits.
o Allocates funds for improvements to Maetzold Field and Fire
station remodeling.
o Proposes rate increases in the Storm Sewer and Water rates.
o Anticipates a 30/0 increase in LGA and a 14.7% increase in HACA.
EXHIBIT 3
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1993 GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES
BY DIVISION
Community Dev. (9.6%)
Unallocated (4.5%)
General Gov't (17.4%)
Public Safety (38.5%)
Recreation (2.4%)
Insurance (0.4%)
Public Works (27.2%)
EXHIBIT 4
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1993 GENER
AL FUND EX
BY OBJECTIVE PENDITURES
Sup ,.
. pies (6.2%)
. OtherS .
ervlces (22.4%)
- PersonalS'
ervlces (69.7%)
EXHIBIT 5
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GENERAL FUND REVENUES
BY SOURCE
1991
Fees, interest (23.9%)
Taxes (43.6%)
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Fiscal Disparities (5.4%)
EXHIBIT 6
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GENERAL FUND REVENUES
BY SOURCE
1992
HACA (11.7%)
Taxes (47.2%)
Fees, interest (18.0%)
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Other Aid (3.3%)
Fiscal Disparities (6.8%)
EXHIBIT 7
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GENERAL FUND REVENUES
BY SOURCE
1993
HACA (12.7%)
Taxes (47.2%)
Fees, interest (18.2%)
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Other Aid (3.2%)
Fiscal Disparities (5.9%)
EXHIBIT 8
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TAX LEVY
1987 - 1993
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1989 1990 1991
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1992
1993
EXHIBIT 9
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HOPKINS PROPERTY TAX COMPARISON
Estimated
Market
Value
Taxes
Payable
1992
Proposed Difference
Taxes from
1993 1992
%
Change
$ 72,000 170.24 189.00 + 18.76 + 11.0%
84,000 226.99 252.00 +25.01 + 11.0%
105,000 326.29 362.26 + 35.97 + 11.0%
150,000 580.47 598.51 + 18.04 +3.1%
225,000 1,023.80 992.27 - 31.53 - 3.1 %
300,000 1,466.80 1,386.00 - 80.80 - 5.5%
EXHIBIT 10
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CITY OF HOPKINS PROPERTY VALUE AND
TAX CAPACITY COMPARISON FOR 1991 AND 1992
TOTAL
1991 Estimated Market Value 1991 Tax Capacity
$ 77,130,300 $ 3,414,225
107,748,000 5,028,204
232,055,000 3,320,708
110,978,600 3,749,288
81 .379,600 1 ,832.443
$609,291,500 $17,344,868
1992 Estimated Market Value % Chanoe 1992 Tax Capacity % Chanoe
$ 71,842,600 -6.9 $ 3,127,805 -8.4
98,247,500 -8.8 4,525,067 -10
233,895,100 0.8 3,168,315 -4.6
110,089,500 -0.8 3,623,093 -3.4
79.476,100 -2.3 1,642,180 -10.4
$593,550,800 -2.6 $16,086,460 -7.3
Commercial
Industrial
Residential
Apartment
* Other
Commercial
Industrial
Residential
Apartment
Other
*Includes: Condos, Townhouses, Vacant Land, Railroads, Mobile Home Park
Commercial
Industrial
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Apartment
Other
TOTAL
Imorovement Amounts 1991 to 1992
$2,033,700
100,000
1,293,700
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271,000
$3,698,400
Commercial
Industrial
Residential
Payable 1992 Class Rates
4.75%
4.75%
1 st 72,000 @ 1 %, next 43,000 @ 2%,balance
@2.5%
non-homestead @ 2.8%
3.50%
Payable 1993 Class Rates
4.70%
4.70%
1st 72,000 @ 1 %,
balance @ 2 %,
non-homestead @ 2.5%
3.40%
Apartment
SUBURBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY CHANGES IN ESTIMATED MARKET FROM 1991 TO 1992
Commercial
Industrial
Residential
.APartment
Total 1991 Estimated Market Value
Total 1992 Estimated Market Value
Improvement Amount 1991 to 1992 *
(* $217,678,300 in Mall of America)
Overall Growth in Suburban Hennepin County
-6.8%
-4.9%
+1.3%
-5.8%
$31,619,000,000
$32,044,000,000
$690,000,000
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Market Value Growth
Market New Appreciation Total
Year* Value Canst. (Depreciation) Growth
1984 $474,012,600 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
1985 493,298,400 2.33% 1.74% 4.07%
1986 515,049,100 0.65% 3.76% 4.41%
1987 533,885,400 0.67% 2.99% 3.66%
1988 568,006,500 3.52% 2.87% 6.39%
1989 592,880,400 1. 53% 2.85% 4.38%
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1990 615,378,200 1.86% 1. 94% 3.80%
1991 609,291,500 1. 20% -2.19% -0.99%
1992 593,550,800 0.62% -3.20% -2.58%
Total Market Value has grown by $119,538,200 since 1984. Of that
growth, 59% has been due to new construction and 41% has corne
from the appreciation of existing propertles.
*All market values are as of January 2nd of the stated year.
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- PROPOSED -
PROPERTY VALUES IN HOPKINS - 1992 LEVY
ASSESSOR1S
MARKET VALUE
TAX CAPACITY
VALUE
Real Estate
Personal Property
$594,796,900
5,065.600
$16,088,386
243,225
$599,862,500
$16,331,611 (A)
Fiscal Disparities Contribution
2,099,432} (B)
*Fiscal Disparities Distribution
2,035,000 (C)
Tax Increments
( 1,078,856) (D)
NET TAX CAPACITY
15,188,323
.
3 STEPS TO CALCULATE CITY TAX RATE
(#1)
mlnus
minus
16,331,611 (A)
( 2,099,432) (B)
( 1,078,856) (D)
(#3)
3,433,554
13,153,323
( F)
(E)
13,153,323 (E)
(net tax capacity to use for rate)
26.104
proposed payable
1993 city tax
rate
(#2)
minus (
minus (
4,867,800
942,648) HACA
491,598) FD (C in $)
3,433,554 (F)
(levy needed through property taxes)
*Fiscal disparities distribution is paid back on an area-wide rate In
dollars.
.
.
HOMESTEAD TAX
CALCULATING A RESID~NTIAL HOMESTEAD
TAX FOR PAYABLE 1992
Example: $84,000 (land and building value)
1st $72,000 x 1% = 720
(all value between 72,000 to 115(000)
HOMESTEAD TAX
.
.
Example:
12,000 x 2% = 240
960
960
x 125.902 (School Dist. #270, W.S. #1)
(net tax) $1,208.66
$225,000 (land and building value)
1st $72,000 x 1% = 720
(all value between 72,000 to 115,000)
43,000 x 2% = 860
(all value over 115,000) 110,000 x 2.5%
2,750
4,330
4,330
x 125.902 (School Dist. #270, W.S. #1)
(net tax) $5,451.56
.
CALCULATING A RESIDENTIAL HOMESTEAD
TAX FOR PAYABLE 1993
HOMESTEAD TAX
Example: $84/000 (land and building value)
1st $72/000 x 1% 720
(all value over 72,000) 12/000 x 2% = 240
960
960
x 134.836 (School Dist. #270, W.S. #1)
(net tax) $1,294.43
HOMESTEAD TAX
.
Example: $225/000 (land and building value)
1st $72,000 x 1% = 720
(all value over 72,000) 153/000 x 2%
3,060
3,780
3/780
x 134.836 (School Dist. #270, W.S. #1)
(net tax) $5/096.80
.
Your Proposed Property Tax for 1993
.
The amounts of property tax shown below are being proposed by your county,
city/town and school district
The market values shown below are final and are
not a subject for the upcoming budget hearings.
They were discussed at the local board of review
and the county board of equalization hearings held
earlier this year.
Final Market Value for 1992 taxes:
Final Market Value for 1993 taxes:
RES HOMESTEAD
79,600
79,600
Your county board of commissioners, your school board and your city councilor township
electors will hold meetings soon to decide on the amount of property taxes to collect in
1993 to pay for services they provide. The county board and city councilor township
electors will also discuss their proposed budget for 1993 and the school board will discuss
its budget ~or the current school year.
The first column of figures below shows the 1992 property tax you paid to your county,
school district, city or town, and special taxing districts.
The second column of figures below shows the total amounts of property tax your county,
school district and city or town will collect from you in 1993 if they approve the property
tax amounts they are now considering. Any upcoming referendums, legal judgments, natural
disasters and special assessments could result in increasing these amounts.
The amounts shown below for special taxing districts - such as watershed districts - are
the totals for all special taxing districts in which your property is located. No meeting
.-s required for these districts.
our county commissioners, school board members and city councilor township electors
invite you to attend their meetings at the times and places shown below to express your
opinions on the proposed property tax amounts for 1993. If you cannot attend the meetings,
you may send your comments to the addresses listed below in the left column.
Your
Property
Tax
For 1992
Property
Tax
Proposed
For 1993
Increase
or
Decrease
Over 1992
Percent
Increase
or
Decrease
Budget Hearing
Dates, Times
and Locations
$311 .85
12.52
:ounty of Hennepin
HENNEPIN COUNTY
A2400 GOVERNMENT eTR
MINNEAPOLIS MN 55487
348-3011
:i ty of HOPKINS
C1 IY HALL
1010 FIRST 5T S
HOPKINS ~lN 55343
935-8474
$299.33
$228.90
$2Q6.13
22.77
.chool District 270
EISENHOWER COMM CTR
1001 HIGHWAY 7
HOPKINS MN 55343
933-9270
$539.03
$577 .54
38.51
;pecial Taxing Dist
Fiscal Disparity
Tax Increment
"er Districts
$:57.47
$1,175.76
$53.37
$1,097.86
4.10
77.90
Is (Excluding
Special Assessments)
THIS IS NOT A BILL - DO NOT PAY
4.2% DEC 08, 1992 5:30 PM
COMMISSIONER BD ROOM
A2400 GOVERNMENT eTR
MPLS MN 55487
II.Or. DEe 07, 1992 6:00 PM
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER
1010 FIRST ST S
HOPKINS MN 55343
7.1Y. DEe 03, 1992 7:00 PM
EISENHOWER COMM CTR
BOARD & CONF ROOM
1001 HIGHWAY 7
HOPKINS MN 55343
No meeting required
No meeting required
7.7% No meeting required
7.1Y.
I
.
LOCAL PROPOSED TAX RATE IN HENNEPIN COUNTY BY TAXING DISTRICT
FOR TAXES PAYABLE IN 1993
COUNTY
Revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14.122
Social Services.........14.854
Bonds & Interest........ 2.114
Solid Waste Envir. Fund. .054
Library................. 3.069
Medical Center.......... 1.477
Capital Improvements.... ~
Total
35.763
CITIES & TOWNS Market Value
Referendum Rate
Bloomington............ .22.879
Brooklyn Center.........23.959
Brooklyn Park...........22.883
Champlin................26.455
Chanhassen..............25.427
Corcoran................17.754
Crystal.................24.965
Dayton..................26.269
Deephaven...............13.966
Eden Prairie............25.837 .00264
Edina...............~...15.084
Excelsior...............27.349
Golden Valley...........26.361
eeenfield............. .28.683
eenwood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 . 855
Hanover.................14.662
Hassan..................20.556
Hopkins.................26.250
Independence............26.665
Long Lake...............32.382
Loretto.................26.055
Maple Grove.............25.846
Maple Plain.............34.463
Medicine Lake...........27.504
Medina..................17.677
Minneapolis (see sep. composite)
Minnetonka..............20.556
Minnetonka Beach........23.479
Minnetrista.............19.884
Mound...................19.599
New Hc~e................22.851
Orono...................15.599
Os5eo...................26.101
Plymouth................17.378
Richfield...............24.404
Robbinsdale.............21.407 .04613
Rockford (see sep. composite)
Rogers..................23.607
St. Anthony............ .23.216
St. Bonifacius..........34.519
st. Louis Park..........20.056
Shorewood...............20.768
Spring Park............ .31.477
.~nka Bay...............16.176
yzata.................19.264
Woodland................ 8.318
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS
School
District
Tax
Rate
11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63.399
110...............86.563
111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67.892
270...............65.138
271. . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . 50.137
271-217......... _ .50.191
272......... _.....70.249
273......... ......64.798
273-227.......... .64.852
273-237...........64.852
276. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.990
277. . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . .5 B .714
278...............67.202
279 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 . 963
280...............58.829
281. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61.746
282. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57.419
283.............. .66.499
284...............64.878
286...............66.989
728. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67.912
877.... _......... .62.515
879... _ _..... .....67.906
883. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.625
Vocational
School
1. 094
1. 094
1. 094
1. 094
1.094
1.094
1.094
1.094
1. 094
1.094
1.094
1.094
1.094
1. 094
1. 094
1.094
SEPARATE COMPOSITE RATES
Minneapolis and Rockford receive Disparity
Reduction Aid. Minneapolis does not pay
for the County Library and County Parks.
Minneapolis
No
Watershed
City
County
School Dist 1
Special Taxing
Districts
WS No. 3
34.900
32.010
67.646
5.129
139.685
Rockford
City
County
ISO No. 883
special Taxing Oist.
Watershed
No. 3
34.861
31.977
67.593
5.125
.676
140.232
35.973
35.370
60.043
2.789
134.175