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Park Hill School District August 11, 2011 2011-2012 Tax Rate
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Impact: Tax Bill on a $200,000 Home SCHOOL DISTRICT2010 TAX LEVYTAX BILLDIFF Hickman Mills C-1 $ 6.2717 $ 2,383 Raytown C-2 $ 6.2200 $ 2,364 $ (20) Liberty 53 $ 6.0950 $ 2,316 $ (67) Lee's Summit R-VII $ 5.9726 $ 2,270 $ (114) North Kansas City 74 $ 5.8898 $ 2,238 $ (145) Center 58 $ 5.8151 $ 2,210 $ (174) Grandview C-4 $ 5.7936 $ 2,202 $ (182) Blue Springs R-IV $ 5.7286 $ 2,177 $ (206) Independence 30 $ 5.4300 $ 2,063 $ (320) Park Hill School District $ 5.4133 $ 2,057 $ (326) Fort Osage R-I $ 5.3812 $ 2,045 $ (338) Platte Co. R-III $ 4.5288 $ 1,721 $ (662)
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2010-2011 Park Hill School District Tax Levy Fund2010-2011 Levy Fund 1 – Operational/Incidental$4.7573 Fund 2 – Special Revenue/Teachers$0.0000 Fund 4 – Capital Projects$0.0453 Operational Levy$4.0826* Fund 3 – Debt Service$0.6107 TOTAL LEVY$5.4133 *Operational Levy of $4.0826 was set to 2010-2011 Tax Ceiling
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Operational Tax Levy Terminology Tax LevyAuthority2010-2011 Amount 2011-2012 Amount Maximum Authorized Levy Based on last voter approved levy rate Does not change until new election Local Voters $4.9970 Tax Rate Ceiling Adjusted annually by State Auditor due to application of Hancock Amendment, Senate Bill 711 and/or voluntary rollbacks State Auditor $4.8026$4.9105 Actual Levy Adjusted annually by local Board of Education Local Board or Education $4.8026 Debt Service Levy Annually set by local Board of Education to pay back debt Local Board of Education $0.6107 Voluntary Rollback
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Assessed Valuation Change Property2010-20112011-2012Change% Real Estate $ 1,161,532,746 $ 1,142,636,144 $ (18,896,602)-1.6% Residential $ 782,862,774 $ 780,860,902 $ (2,001,872)-0.3% Agriculture $ 1,061,814 $ 1,081,562 $ 19,7481.9% Commercial $ 377,072,319 $ 360,049,387 $ (17,022,932)-4.5% Railroad & Utility $ 535,839 $ 644,293 $ 108,45420.2% Personal Property $ 290,477,463 $ 297,801,671 $ 7,324,2082.5% Personal $ 289,953,913 $ 297,167,092 $ 7,213,1792.5% Railroad & Utility $ 523,550 $ 634,579 $ 111,02921.2% TOTAL $ 1,452,010,209 $ 1,440,437,815* $ (11,572,394)-0.8%** * Includes $11,882,862 in new construction ** First drop in total assessed valuation for Park Hill School District since 1994
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Reassessment of Real Property Changes in Personal Property New Growth $1,452,010,209 2010 $1,452,010,209 2011 Reassessment of Existing Property ($30,779,464)* Changes in Personal Property $7,324,208 New Growth$11,882,862 1,440,437,815 *causes an increase in the tax ceiling to offset effects of reassessment Assessed Valuation Change
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FY2012 Budget FY2012 budget was created anticipating a no increase in the tax levy $4.8026 = Operational $0.6107 = Debt Service After final assessed valuation figures from the county, the tax rate ceiling moved up from $4.8026 to $4.9105 (+$0.1079)
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$65.9 $65.3 $66.7 Approved FY2012 Budget FY2012 Operational Revenue (in millions) Scenario 1 $0.1079 Voluntary Rollback No Tax Rollup Scenario 2 $0.0000 Voluntary Rollback Tax Rollup $0.1079 Operational Revenue Impact of Assessed Valuation Decrease Preliminary Calculation Current Levy = $4.8026 $66.1 FY2011 Revenue $600,000 Revenue Shortfall $800,000 in Unbudgeted Revenue
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FY2012 Budget Scenario 1 – No Tax Rollup Proposed Action Further reduce FY2012 expenditure budget by $600,000 Scenario 2 – Tax Rollup to Ceiling Proposed Action Reinstitute some cuts made to FY2012 budget Use for fund balance stabilization (for future years) Lessen future cuts Cover anticipated future withholdings from State
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Tax Rate Hearing August 25, 2011 7PM Notices have been posted per MO Revised Statutes 67.110 Uses the tax rollup scenario Provides Board of Education most flexibility
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Park Hill School District August 11, 2011 2011-2012 Tax Rate
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