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Fol ..overnmental Subdivision
spies to be filed with the Commissioner of Taxation and County Auditor
ame of County City, Village or Town (identify) Date of Certification
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Total 1970/ 71 Levy on Taxable Value
Exclusive of Special Assessments
Deduct: .Special Levies
(a) Welfare Aids $
19 7.9
(b) Bonded Indebtedness
Total Special Levies '� $
3. Add: 1971
(a) 1971 Exempt Property Reimbursement
(Exclude allocation to �•:elfare aids and bonded
indebtedness special levies) $ �
(b) 1971 Sales Tax Per Capita Aid
(Exclude allocation to welfare aids special levy)
Total . 1971 Aids - + $
4. Total'1970 /1971 Tax Levy less Special Levies plus Aids
(Item 1-less I tem 2 plus Item 3) $
5. 1970 Population
6. 1970/1971 Levy Limit Base Per Capita (Item 4 divided by Item 5) $ 10 S
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7. 1971/1972 Maximum Per Capita Increase (Item 6 times 6, $
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8. 1971/1972 Levy Limit Base Per Capita (Item 6 plus Item 7)
9. 1971 Population � �
10. Total 1971/1972 Levy Limit Base (Item 8 times Item 9)
11. *Deduct: 1972 Aids
(a) Local Government Aid (Ex. Session L. 1971
Ch. 31, Art. 21), (From form 276)
(b) Taconite Municipal Aid (Ex. Session L. 1971,
Ch. 31, Art. 30), (From form 281) $
(c) Taconite County Aid (Ex. Session L. 1971,
Ch. 31, Art. 30), (From form 282) $
Total 1972 Aids_:(a)* plus (b) plus (c)
12. 1971/1972 Overall Levy Limitation Exclusive of Special Levies and 6�
Special Assessments (Item 10 minus Item 11) $� ��
METROPOLITAN COUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID DISTRIBUTION
PAYABLE 1972
Exempt
Property 1970/1971 % of Total Preliminary Final Aid
County Reimbursement Levy ( Levy) Distribution* Distribution **
oka 270,967.53 6 5.57433817% $ 502 $ 48o,148.39
Carver. 202030.70 1,578 1.29359623 116,625.20 202
Dakota 264,456.57 6 4.99987995. 450,768.19 430,667.15
Hennepin 3 74,121,986.00 60.76115450 5,477,970.62 5
Ramsey 2,166,649.67 26 21.89640744 1,974,088.18 2
Scott 179 2 1.73261074 156 179
Washington- 254,345.02 4,564,847.97 3.74201297 3379364.18 322,320.15
TOTAL $ 793319913.63 $ 121,989,100.79 100.00000000% $ 9,015,580.21 $ 9
* This distribution is 18.5% of $26 times the metropolitan population of 1,874,341. The county shares are calculated by
applying a proportion, equal to the county levy for 1970 -1971 divided by the total of the seven counties 1970 -1971
levies, to the total available for distribution.
** The final distribution differs from the preliminary by tie adjustment necessary to give each county no less than it re-
ceived for the 1971 exempt property reimbursement distribution.
Don, , rtrennt of Taxnt ion Form 276 Sheet 1 of 3
DETEIAINATION OF CITY, VILLAGE, TOWNSHIP AND BOROUGH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID
Amountrjo Be Received By Each Government Subdivision _ County of
Washington
A B C D E F Q H
TAXING DISTRICT EXEMPT PROPERTY 1971 SALES TAX TOTAL COL. B 1970 Federal 1972 Per Capita PRELIMINARY AID FINAL AID
REIUBURSEKENT PER CAPITA AIDS PLUS COL. C Census Aid DISTRIBUTION
Cities and Villages s $ $ $13.1701991812 s s
Afton 249.70 14,210.10 14,459.80 1,993 It 26,248.21 26,161.13
Bayport 24,374.76 21,297.32 45,672.08 2,987 39,339.38 45,672.08
Bi wood - -- 6,602.38 6,602.38 926 12,195.60 1.2,155.14
Cottage Grove 26,296.04 95,677.48 121,973.52 13,419 176,730.90 176,144.58
Dellwood 268.45 3,664.82 3,933.27 524 It 6,901.18 6,878.28
Forest Lake 8,229.87 22,865.92 31,095.79 3,207 42,236.83 42,096.71
Hastings 217.72 114.08 331.80 16 it 210.72 331.80
Hugo 1,326.95 5,354.64 6,681.59 751 11 9,890.82 9,858.01
Lake Elmo 489.38 28,748.16 29,237.54 4,032 11 53,102.24 52,926.07
Lakeland 786.06 6,859.06 7,645.12 962 12,669.73 12,627.70
L land Shores 11.54 513.36 524.90 72 948.25 945.10
Lake St. Croix Beach 67.54 7,921.44 7,988.98 1,111 14,632.09 14,583.55
Landfall 52.63 4,784.24 4,836.77 671 8,837.20 8,807.88
Mahtomedi 267.70 18,823.20 19,090.90 2,640 34,769.33 34,653.98
Marine- on -St. Croix 290.28 3,657.70 3,947.98 513 6,756.31 6,733.90
Newport 11,241.35 20,833.86 32,075.21 2,922 „ 38,483.32 38,355.65
Oakdal 1,055.04 52,077.52 53,132.56
7,304' 96,195.13 95,876.00
CURD TOTAL .(Last Sheet)._ $ $ $ Y $
Dopnrtm of Taxation Form 276 ;heel 2 of 3
DETERMINATION OF CITY, VILLAGE, TOWNSHIP AND BOROUGH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID
,
Amounts 6 To Be Received By Each Government Subdivision County of Washington
A B C D E F G H
TXXING DISTRICT EXEMPT PROPERTY 1971 SALES TAX TOTAL COL. B 1970 Federal 1972 Per Capita PRELIMINARY AID FINAL AID
REIUBURSEMENT PER CAPITA AIDS PLUS COL. C Census Aid DISTRIBUTION
Oak Park Heights, 2,677.18 g 8,826.94 g 11,504.12 1,238 X $13.1701991812' 16,304.71 16,250.62
Pine Springs 6.22 1,454.52 1,460.74 204 If 2,686.72 2,677.81
St. Paul Park 17,704.88 39,835.32 57,540.20 5,587 If 73,581.90 73,337.79
Wit )-nie 1,093.76 4,969.62 6,063.38 697 11 9,179.63 9149.18
Woodbury 4,125.10 44,091.92 48,217.02 6,184 " 81,444.51 81,174.31
White Bear Lake 474.11 164.00 638.11 23 302.91 638.11
St. Mary's Point - -- 2,274.48 2,274.48 319 4,201.29 4,187.35
Stillwater 31,770.61 72,661.84 104,432.45 10,191 134,217.50 133,772.22
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Townships if
Baytown 504.02 5,155.00 5,659.02 723 " 9,522.05 9,490.46
Dc ) rk 1,620.44 6,581.00 8,201.44 923 " 12,156.09 12,115.76
New Scandia 2,944.74 10,787.70 13,732.44 1,513 19,926.51 19,860.40
Forest Lake 1,714.94 21,318.70 23,033.64 2,990 39,378.90 39,248.26
Grant 1,198.42 12,812.62 14,011.04 1,797 23,666.85 23,588.33
Grey Cloud Island 746.56 2,773.58 3,520.14 389 5,123.21 5,106.21
Lincoln 146.08 8,042.64 8,188.72 1,118 " 14,724.28 14,675.43
May 1,002.39 9,254.74 10,257.13 1,298 17,094.92 17,038.21
GRAND ;uTAL.(Last Sheet) R 8 $ t
T •.rtr.ent of Taxation Form 276 sheet 3 of 3
DETEf�•IINATION OF CITY, VILLAGE, TOWNSHIP AND BOROUGH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID
Washington
Amounts To Be Received By Each Government Subdivision County of
A B C D E F G H
TXXING DISTRICT FJ MPT PROPERTY 1971 SALES TAX TOTAL COL. B 1970 Federal 1972 Per Capita PRELIMINARY AID FINAL AID
REIMBURSEMENT PER CAPITA AIDS PLUS COL. C Census Aid DISTIUBUTION
Oneka 1,781.29 $ 13,675.34 $ 15,456.63 1,918 $13.1701991812 s 25,260.44 s 25,176.64
Stillwater 1,728.81 7,229.82 8,958.63 1,014 13,354.58 13,310.28
West Lakeland 1,062.43 5,504.36 6,566.79 772 10,167.39 10,133.66
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION
CENTENNIAL OFFICE BUILDING
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55101
November 22, 1971
TO: All County Auditors and City, Village, Township and Borough Clerks in
the Seven Metropolitan Counties
RE: Population for Purposes of Local Government Aid
Pursuant to 1971, Extra Sessions Laws, Chapter 31, Article XXI, for purposes
of the local governmental aid, "the Commissioner of Taxation shall make all
necessary calculations based on the 1970 Federal Census ". In accordance with
this provision, the Department of Taxation has received from the Secretary of
State's Office, an official copy of the 1970 Federal Census along with various
administrative corrections, certified by the Federal Census Bureau which they
have instructed us to make to those original population figures.
Based upon the above procedure, each metropolitan county's population total,
as well as each city, village township, and borough's population within the
county was obtained and is listed on the attached table. Please review your
county, city, village, township or borough's population as reported and let
us know immediately if you disagree with it. It is anticipated at this time
that the population figures, shown on the table, will be used in determining
the total local government aid each metropolitan county, city, village, town-
ship and borough will receive in 1972.
Very truly yours,
Limo C _�, a . DJR
Wallace 0. Dahl, Director
Research and Planning Division
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SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT AUTHORITY AID
PAYABLE 1972
COUNTY - ANOKA
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
Columbia Heights Housing and Redevelopment Authorities $ 13.85
Forrest Lake Hospital District 506.78
Coon Creek Watershed District 339.08
Metropolitan Council 2 9 733.75
Metropolitan Mosquito Control 3
Total County 5 6
COUNTY - CARVER
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
Metropolitan Council $ 1,359.74
Total County $ 1 9 359.74
COUNTY - DAKOTA
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
South St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authorities $ 1,331.00
Metropolitan Council 3,276.00
Metropolitan Mosquito Control 1 9 802.84
Total County $ 6,409.84
COUNTY - HENNEPIN
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
Housing and Redevelopment Authorities (Minneapolis & Wayzata) 5 38,160.66
#1 Watershed District 3,549.28
#2 Watershed District 818.83
#3 Watershed District 4,289.61
#4 Watershed District 19837.37
Park District 147,235.54
Metropolitan Council 44,317.50
Wold- Chamberlin 4,703.64
Mosquito Control 29,038.76
Total County $ 2739951.19
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SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT AUTHORITY AID
PAYABLE 1972
CONTINUED
COUNTY - RAMSEY
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authorities S 32,474.39
North Suburban Hospital District 13.43
Metropolitan Council 23,976.05
Metropolitan Mosquito Control 19,191.50
Port Authority 132,754.42
Total County $ 208,409.79
COUNTY - SCOTT
Type of Taxing District _ Amount of Local Aid
Metropolitan Council $ 1,187.64
Metropolitan. Mosquito Control 1,096.28
Total County $ 2 9 283.92
COUNTY - WASHINGTON
Type of Taxing District Amount of Local Aid
Forest Lake Hospital District $ 1,086.89
Valley Branch Watershed District 1 9 533.37
Metropolitan Council 2,301.46
Metropolitan Mosquito Control 1,939.44
Total County 8 69861.16
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L E A G U E O F
MINNESOTA
MUNICIPALITIES
3300 University Avenue S.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414
Phone: Area 612;373 -9992
To All Mayors and Managers or Clerks
Enclosed are sumi.laries of two portions of the proposed tax bill which will
have a direct effect upon municipal government, (1) the proposed levy
limitations, and (2) the proposed local government aid. fund. One feature
of the levy limit portion requires that all municipal budgets will have to
be re- certified by December 15, 1971 in order that the limitations be
implemented. immediately. The tax bill has not yet passed, nor is it
possible to say when it will be passed, but the League felt that all
municipalities should. be advised of the contents of the proposed bill
in order to determine its possible consequences. Please contact the League
office if you have questions.
After you have studied these summaries you may wish to discuss the impact
they will have in your community with your legislators. While continuing
to oppose the limitations on the taxing authority of municipalities
included in this bill, the Executive Committee of the League believes
this bill is a great improvement when compared with the one vetoed by
Governor Anderson.
S'ncerely, 3 - — P� -
Dean A. Lund
Executive Secretary
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L E A G U E O F
MINNESOTA
MUNICIPALITIES
3300 University Avenue S.E. Proposed Levy Limitations
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414
Phone: 1Re A26RAy tax levy limit provisions of the bill are structured and determined
as follows. First the limits will not apply to "special levies" which are
property taxes levied to:
1) satisfy judgments except those arising out of actions on an explicit
contract.
2) pay the costs of complying with any lawful order issued by the
State of Minnesota, the United States, or any agency or subdivisicn,
or any law enacted by the 1971 legislature which specifically
requires an activity which results in increased expenditures.
3) pay amounts required by any public pension plan to the extent that
laws enacted before July 1, 1971, governing the fund causes the
level of governmental support to exceed the level of support
prior to July 1, 1971; provided that such increases are not the
result of benefit improvements occurring after July 1, 1971 (intended
to apply to levies required under the Police and Firemen's Relief
Association Guidelines Act of 1969).
4) pay amounts required to be levied by the Volunteer Firemen's Relief
Association Guidelines Act of 1971 (Laws 1971, Ch. 261).
5) pay the local share where the state or federal government provides
matching funds, but only to the extent the local share exceeds
amounts expended for the program in calendar 1970.
6) pay expenses reasonably and necessarily incurred in preparing for
or repairing the effects of natural disasters.
7) pay the costs of principal and interest on bonded indebtedness.
8) pay the costs not reimbursed by the state or federal government of
payments for aid to the disabled; old age assistance; aid to the blind;
aid to families with dependent children; medical assistance; and
poor relief.
In addition, the levy limit does not apply to special assessments.
To determine your 1971 levy limit begin with`the total of all property taxes,
before any reductions for "homestead purposes, levied in calendar 1970 but
excluding special assessments and the special levies enumerated above. To
this total you add the amount of exempt property reimbursements estimated by
the Tax Department to be payable to your municipality in 1971 and the amount
of sales tax per capita aid estimated by the Tax Department to be payable to
you in 1971.
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This total, i.e. property taxes, plus exempt property reimbursement and sales
tax per capita aid is then divided by your 1970 population, and the resulting
figure is your per capita levy limit for 1971. This per capita limit may be
increased by not to exceed 6% over the previous year's limit.
The population of a community is that established by the last state or federal
census, or by a special census, (taken pursuant to authority provided in the
bill or pursuant to existing law) or by a population estimate made by the
State Health Department, the Metropolitan Council, by a Regional Development
Commission, by an order of the Minnesota Municipal Commission, or by a
resolution of the governing body of the municipality (discussed in more detail
below), whichever is the most recent. Under the terms of the bill a
municipality may establish a new population in any year by requesting the
Secretary of State to conduct a census which he must do upon receipt of a
resolution from the governing body. In lieu of the foregoing, the governing
body may by resolution establish a population for the municipality. A copy
of the resolution must be sent to the Vital Statistics Section of the State
Health Department which must within 30 days determine the validity of the
estimate. If it determines the estimate to be invalid, the resolution is
of no force and effect. If the estimate is held to be valid, the resolution
must then be published at least once in a legal newspaper of general circulation
in the municipality. If within 30 days thereafter, a petition signed by 10%
of the registered voters (where registration exists) or, where there is no
registration, 10% of those voting at the last municipal election, requesting
a special census is filed with the municipality, the governing body must
then request the Secretary of State to conduct a special census. If no such
petition is filed, the estimate established in the resolution becomes the
population of the municipality for the purposes of determining its property
tax levy. In any event, population estimates established by such resolution
would be superseded by any later state or federal census, or by population
estimates made by the State Health Department, the Metro Council, or a
Regional Development Commission.
Having established a population figure for the year and an adjusted per capita
property tax levy limit, you multiply the per capita limit by your 1971
population. (Of course, your 1971 population will be the same as your 1970
population unless you can establish a higher figure by any of the alternative
methods specified in the bill, or a subsequent census or estimate demonstrates
a decrease.) From the resulting figure you deduct the estimated amount of
formula aids payable to you under the bill (and taconite production tax aids
where applicable) in calendar 1972. The resulting amount is the total property
taxes which you may levy in 1971 for all purposes, except the special levies
and special assessments.
The levy limit for 1972 and subsequent years is calculated in essentially
the same manner. To the total of property taxes levied (excluding special
levies and special assessments) in 1971 and subsequent years is added the
total of the formula aids estimated to be payable to your municipality in 1972
and succeeding years, respectively, (and taconite production tax aids where
applicable). This total is then divided by your 1971 or subsequent year's
population, and the result is your revised levy limit. Again this limit may
be increased by not to exceed 6% for the ensuing year, and new population
figures may be established.
3 -
If a municipality exceeds its per capita levy limit in 1971, distributions of
state aids, other than the highway user tax, will be reduced by 10 cents for
each dollar that the levy exceeds the limit. If in any year after 1971, a
municipality exceeds its per capita limit, its state aids, other -than highway
user taxes, will be reduced by 10 cents on each dollar that the levy exceeds
the limit up to 5 %, and over 5 %, state aids will be reduced 33 cents on the
dollar.
To.the extent that any special or general law or charter provision authorizes
levies in excess-of the limits prescribed in the bill, they would be superseded,
but otherwise such limits are not affected by the bill.
A sample levy for a hypothetical community for the years 1971 and 1972 is set
forth in.Appendix A.
Please note that the bill does require municipalities to review already
made and certified for 1971 taxes to be collected in 1972 for the purposes of
reducing levies to conform with the limits in the bill. 'Recertification of
levies must be accomplished by December 15, 1971.
(OVER)
Appendix A
- unicipality X - Population 1000 (1970)
1971 Levy
Total Property Taxes Levied in 1970 . . . . . . . . . . . $70,000
(excluding special levies and special assessments)
PLUS - Exempt property reimbursement in 1971 . . . . . 5,000
Sales Tax per Capita Aid in 1971 . . . . . . . . 5,000
Aggregate 1971 Receipts $80
1971 Levy Limit = $80,000 . 1,000 = $80 per capita
Plus 6;. adjustment 84.80
1971 Adjusted Per Capita Levy Limit 84.80
1971 Population . . . . . 1,000
(Assuming no increase or decrease)
1971 Levy - 1000 x $84.80 = 84,800
Less: State Formula Aids Payable in 1972 12,000
$ 72,800
1972 Levy
Total Property Taxes Levied in 1971 $ 72,800
(excluding special levies and special assessments)
Plus - State Formula Aids Payable in 1972 12,000
Aggregate 1972 Receipts 84,800
1972 Levy Limit = $84,800 = 1000 (1971 population) 84.80
Plus - 6% adjustment = 89.58
1972 Adjusted Per Capita Levy Limit 89.58
1972 Population 1200 (assuming 200 increase verified
by census, resolution, etc.)
1972 Levy - 1200 x $89.58 = 102,496
Less - State Formula Aids payable in 1973 18,000
Total Permissable Property Tax Levy in 1972
(excluding special levies and special
assessments) $ 84,496
All figures are purely hypothetical as to amounts.
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LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID FUND
A county - municipal aid fund is established by the proposed tax bill now under
consideration in the Legislature. The proposed fund would provide increased
non - property revenue sources to counties, municipalities and townships, there-
by relieving some pressure on the property tax. The sales tax per capita pay-
ments and the exempt property reimbursement currently made to local governments
will be replaced by this proposed fund and each government now'sharing in those
funds will receive at least as much as it did in.1971. The aid fund takes two forms, that
is, one means of distribution for the non - metropolitan area and another for the
metropolitan area.
NON - METROPOLITAN AREA
In 1972 the state will distribute from its general fund $25 per capita to each
county in the non - metropolitan area and $27 in 1973. This sum of money will be
shared in a particular way among all local governments within a county that have
taxing powers with the exception of schools. No county will receive less than
it did in 1971.
Each county is allocated the same percentage of aid (i.e., exempt property re-
placement funds) in 1972 and subsequent years as it received in 1971, but not
less than it received in 1971. Non - school special districts (e.g., a watershed
district) will receive a distribution in each of the next two years equal to
that which they received in 1971.
Municipalities and townships within each county will share the balance of the funds
available to that county in the proportion that the dollar amount of levy in each
city, village or township bears to the total dollar amount of the levies of all
such local units. Moreover, all municipalities and townships are guaranteed to
.receive at least as much as they did in 1971 from sales tax and exempt property
reimbursement payments. In order to accomplish this within each county the distri-
butions to those municipalities and townships which will receive more than they
did in 1971 will be reduced. Chart 1 gives an example of how the formula is applied
in a particular county. Metropolitan Area
The new Local Government Aid Fund for the seven- county Twin Cities area is based
on a somewhat different formula than the balance of the state. Per capita pay-
ments to the entire area of $26 and $28 are made in 1972 and 1973 respectively.
An additional $1 per capita payment is made in each year and will be discussed
later..
Of the total fund of $26 and $28 per capita over the next two years, a deduction
of 18.5 per cent is made in 1972 and 17.5 per cent in 1973 for the benefit of the
seven counties in the metropolitan area. These counties share the proceeds on the
basis of their proportional share of the 1971 dollar levy to the total seven - county
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dollar levy of that year. No county will receive less than it otherwise would
have if the law were not changed. Non - school special districts will receive an
amount equal to their 1971 receipts from exempt property reimbursement funds.
After the county and non - school special district deductions are made, the share
for Minneapolis and Saint Paul is determined. These two cities will receive the
proportional share their bear to the total city, village, township levy in
the seven - county area.
The balance, after the above deductions are made, plus the additional $1 per capita
also noted above, represents the total funds available to the suburban municipal-
ities and townships in the Twin Cities area. This sum is to be shared on a straight
per capita basis with approximately $13.29 to be paid to each city, village and
township in the seven - county area (except for Minneapolis and Saint Paul) in 1972
and $14.33 in 1973.
Each municipality will be informed by the State Tax Department of the amount of
state aids which it will receive prior to re- certifying its mill levy on December
15, 1971.
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THE EFFECT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID, ARTICLE XXI ON BROWN COUNTY
Governmental.. Population Muni. & Town Per Capita Exempt Prop, Total Proposed $25 Adjusted Proposed $27 Adjusted
Jurisdiction 1970 Levy 1970 Aid 1971 Reimbursement State Aid P.C. State P.C. State
1971 1971 Aid 1972 Aid 1973
County Government 28,887 1,841,266 0 151,158 151,158 239,218 295,484 258,356 310,357
All Townships 8,639 170,987 61 24,448 86,044 62,473 86,044 67,470 86,044
All Municipalities 20,248 1,150,863 144,368 74,760 219,128 420,484, 343,212 454,123 375,078
Cobden 113 502 806 32 838 183 838 197 838
Comfrey 525 27,737 3,743 4,440 8,183 8,746 8,530 9,446 9,021
Evan 126 2,406 898 153 1,051 878 1,051 948 1,051
Hanska 442 19,966 3,151 1,317 4,468 7,288 6,206 7,871 6,726
New Ulm 13,051 766,083 93,054 48,165 141,219 279,656 226,530 302,029 247,937
Sleepy Eye 3,461 197,240 24,677 11,574 36,251 72,002 58,282 78,258 64,135
Springfield 2,530 136,929 18,059 9,079 27,118 49,985 41,210 53,94 44,947
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Total Municipal
and Towns 1,321,850 99,209 305,172 482,957 521,593
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