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• Codes Compliance had been in contact with the property’s owner and was informed that repair
work was in progress
• Seaview had allegedly hired a contractor to remedy the violations cited in the March 22, 2023
failed rental inspection
• To date, no re-inspection had been scheduled
City Manager Rohlf thanked Councilwoman Vick and Councilman Eley for being on site at the Seaview
Loft Apartments and assisting.
Seaview Lofts Summary - Presentation
III. City Manager's Fiscal Year 2024 Recommended Operating Budget
City Manager Rohlf advised that an overview of the City Manager’s FY 2024 Recommended Operating
Budget was provided at the March 28, 2023 Work Session. City Council had the opportunity to ask
questions and receive additional details. She believed the City Manager’s FY 2024 Recommended
Operating Budget was sustainable while being prudent and fiscally conservative but would continue
to move forward with City Council priorities. She introduced Ms. Lisa Cipriano, Director, Department
of Budget and Evaluation, to present the Fiscal Year 2024 Recommended Operating Budget (a copy of
the presentation, “City Manager’s FY 2024 Recommended Operating Budget, April 11, 2023,” is
attached and made a part of these minutes.)
Ms. Cipriano reminded that the City Manager’s FY 2024 Recommended Operating Budget was
presented to City Council at the March 28, 2023 Work Session. She indicated that City Council
requested potential revenue reductions in the real estate tax, personal property tax, meals tax, and/or
amusement tax which support expenditure reductions and general funds only. Ms. Cipriano shared
the following details of the General Fund Revenue Options with a tax reduction:
Value of Tax Rate in Revenue Generated
Reference:
1) Real Estate Tax – 1 penny = $2,123,225
2) Personal Property Tax – 5 percent (5%) = $1,562,500 per tax cycle
a. This tax is calculated on a Calendar Year
b. At 5%, total revenue is $3,125,000, split between two fiscal years
3) Meals Tax – 1/2 percent (0.5%) = $2,133,333
4) Amusement Tax – 1 percent (1%) = $82,500
Ms. Cipriano shared the following details with City Council suggested reduction options:
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