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Home My WebLink About2006 State Aids MINNESOTA• REVENTA CERTIFICATION OF CALENDAR YEAR 2006 PERA AID August 15, 2005 OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY OF ow CITY TREASURER D CITY HALL AW ( 6 PO BOX 2007 STILLWATER, MN 55082 Total Calendar Year 2006 PERA Aid: $ 2,040.00 July 20, 2006 PERA Aid Payment: $ 1,020.00 December 26, 2006 PERA Aid Payment: $ 1,020.00 The amounts listed above are the 2006 PERA Aid payments that your jurisdiction will receive in calendar year 2006. As you know, this aid is intended to offset the increase to PERA employer contribution rates which went into effect on January 1, 1998. For many jurisdictions, tl:e PERA Aid payment will be a combined payment for related entities that are departments, boards, Or public service enterprises of the jurisdiction and which have separate unit numbers with the Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA). Information is provided below for each of the entities that will be included in the July 20, 2006 and December 26, 2006 PERA Aid payments. When received, please distribute each of the two PERA Aid payments in accordance with the following: Unit # 667400 Unit # Unit # OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY $ 1,020.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 Unit # Unit # Unit # $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 tint # Unit # Unit # $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00 Please retain this certification for future reference., If you have any questions regarding this letter, please call me at (651) 556 -6096. Sincerely, � .4�- Larry L. Bewley Research Analysis Specialist Property Tax Division Tel: 651 -556 -6096 Mail Station 3345 Fax: 651 -556 -3128 St. Paul, MN 55146 -3345 rrr.- Call 711 for Minnesota Relay An equal opportunity employer MINNESOTA- REVENUL August 8, 2005 awig OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY OF D � , CLERK - TREASURER CITY HALL r P.O. BOX 2007' STILLWATER, MN 55082 2007 TO: CITIES SUBJECT TO MARKET VALUE CREDIT REDUCTIONS RE: Extension of Market Value Credit Homestead Reimbursement Reductions for 2005 and 2006 First Special Session Laws 2005, Chapter 3, Article 2, Section 5, extends the market value homestead credit (MVHC) reimbursement reductions for reimbursements payable in 2005 and payable in 2006. The amount of the reduction is the same as the dollar amount of the 2003 reduction in credit reimbursements due to Laws 2003, First Special Session, Chapter 21, Article 5, Section 12. These reductions only apply to the 103 cities which have received reductions for payable 2003 and payable 2004 reimbursements. Following are the amounts of your city's payable 2005 MVHC reimbursement before and after the reduction amount as determined. 2006 amounts will not be available until next summer. A. 2005 Established MVHC Reimbursement: $ 85,647 B. 2003 Reduction Amount: $ 88,487 C. 2005 Reduction Amount (lesser of A or B): $ 85,647 D. 2005 Net MVHC Reimbursement (A - C): $ 0 Please Note: Because the MVHC reimbursement is part of the city's certified levy, this reduction means your city will not receive the total amount of its 2004 certified levy for taxes payable in 2005. Tzhe city will receive the portion of the levy received and remitted by the county, but the portion of the levy paid by the State as MVHC reimbursement will be reduced by the amount listed above. The reduction to the MVHC reimbursement should account for the difference between your 2004 certified levy and your final 2005 receipts (excluding any adjustments for delinquencies or rounding). 2006 reimbursement cuts will similarly affect 2005 levies for taxes payable in 2006. Also note that these amounts do not include credits to be paid to Tax Increment Financing Districts, prior year adjustments, or residential homestead market value credit to be paid on manufactured homes assessed as personal property. The amounts were reported on the 2005 Abstract of Tax Lists. Amounts are apportioned to taxing districts according to their share of the local tax rate. The MVHC reimbursement amounts will be posted on the Department of Revenue web site in the near future. If you have any questions regarding your city's 2005 market value credit reimbursement, please contact Shawn Wink at 651 -556 -6095 or shawn.wink(a),state.mn.us. Property Tax Division Tel: 651 -556 -6095 Mail Station 3345 Fax: 651 -556 -3128 St. Paul, MN 55146 -3345 TTY: Call 711 for Minnesota Relay An equal opportunity employer n MINNESOTA- REVENUE 2006 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID NOTICE - lu4t2"005 OAK PARK HEIGHTS CITY OF 9 1 �4 6 `YI CLERK - TREASURER AUG - 1 25 CITY HALL P.O. BOX 2007 J STILLWATER, MN 55082 2007 THE 2006 CERTIFIED LGA FOR YOUR CITY IS: $ 27,798 The following is a listing of the factors used in the calculation of your city's 2006 city LGA. For an explanation of the factors used in the formula and example calculations, please go to the Department of Revenue website at www.taxes.state.mn.us (click on Property Tax Administrators then State Aids and Credits). If you have any other questioils regarding this certification, you may contact Larry Bewley at Iarrv.bewlevO.state.mn.us or at (651) 556 -6096. 1. PRE -1940 HOUSING UNITS: 121 2. TOTAL HOUSING UNITS: 1,587 3. PRE -1940 HOUSING PERCENTAGE: 07.62 4. 1994 POPULATION: 3,721 5. 2004 POPULATION: 4,633 6. POPULATION DECLINE PERCENTAGE: 0.00 7. 2004 TOTAL CLASS 3 REAL PROPERTY MARKET VALUE: $ NA 8. 2004 TOTAL REAL AND PERSONAL MARKET VALUE: $ NA 9. COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PERCENTAGE: NA 10. TRANSFORMED POPULATION: NA 11. VEHICLE ACCIDENTS: 75 12. ROAD ACCIDENTS FACTOR: .016 13. METROPOLITAN AREA FACTOR: 35.20915 14. HOUSEHOLD SIZE: 2.170 15. SPENDING NEED CONSTANT: 355.0547 16. CITY REVENUE NEED: $ 302.47 17. PAYABLE 2005 CITY NET LEVY: $ 2,293,855 18. PAYABLE 2005 CITY NET TAX CAPACITY: $ 7,046,236 19. TAX EFFORT RATE: .328420 20. NEED INCREASE PERCENTAGE: 1.032771 21. TACONITE PHASE IN: $ 0 22. CITY FORMULA AID (20x(16x5- (18x19)) +21): $ 0 23. CITY BASE AID: $ 27,798 24. TOTAL PRELIMINARY AID (22 +23): $ 27,798 25. TOTAL CERTIFIED 2005 CITY AID: $ 0 26. MINIMUM /MAXIMUM ADJUSTMENT: $ 0 27. TOTAL CERTIFIED 2006 CITY LGA (24 +26): $ 27,798 Property Tax Division Tet: 651 -556 -6096 Mail Station 3345 Fax: 651 -556 -3128 St. Paul, MN 55146 -3345 TTY.- Call 711 for Minnesota Relay An equal opportunity employer Local Government Aid Impacts of 2005 law changes Prepared by LMC, August 4, 2005 The attached run shows the impact of the recent law changes on the distribution of Local Government Aid to cities. The 2005 legislature made several changes to the program including: • Increasing the general appropriation by $44 million, • Increasing the aid base by $6 per capita for cities under 5,000 population, • Implementing a new transition mechanism for cities moving from the small city need formula to the large city need formula, and • Eliminating the taconite aid offset for seven iron range cities. Changes made to the program in 2003, including the elimination of most of the grandfathered aid base, have made the LGA program more volatile. That is, modest changes in city conditions can result in significant changes in city LGA distribution. This has made estimating LGA less precise and, more importantly, has made city budgeting more challenging. The program contains caps and floors on appropriation increases and decreases: • For all cities, the maximum increase in LGA is ten percent of its previous years' levy; • For cities over 2,500 population, the maximum decrease in LGA is ten percent of its previous years' levy; • For cities under 2,500 population, the maximum decrease in LGA is five percent of it certified 2003 LGA. The committee may want to consider policy changes that would further limit the magnitude of year -to -year changes in LGA. Column Descriptions Column 1: 2005 Certified LGA. This is the amount of LGA actually distributed to each city in 2005 Column 2: 2006 LGA July LMC estimate. This is the estimate of 2006 LGA posted by LMC and House Research in July based on the special session law and preliminary data. Column 3: 2006 LGA Estimate under 2005 law. This column shows what each city's LGA would have been in 2006 if the 2005 legislature had made no changes to the LGA program. Column 4: 2006 Certified LGA. This is the amount of LGA that will be distributed to each city in 2006. Comparing column 4 to column 3 shows the short-term impact of the 2005 changes. Column 5: Full phase in estimate under 2005 law. This is an estimate of what each city's LGA distribution would have been under the old law if there were no caps or floors in place. This indicates the general direction each city's LGA would have headed in future years if no changes had been made to the program in 2005. Column 6: Full phase in estimate under new law. This is a rough estimate of what each city's LGA distribution would be under the new law if there were no caps or floors in place. This is a rough estimate, but it is useful indicator of the general direction a city's LGA is likely to head in future years. Comparing column 6 and column 5 approximates the long -term impacts of the 2005 law changes. If you have questions, please contact Eric Willette at 651 -281 -1245 or willette(almnc.ora or Gary Carlson at 651- 281 -1255 or 2carlsonaa,lmnc.or2. n Local Government Aid 2.005,LGA 2006 LGA 2006 LGA 2006LGA full phase in F-ull phase "in Impact of 2005 changes Certlfied July LMC Under Certlflod estimate estimate. estimate 2005 law Under old law tlnder %13eyv "jaw TOTAL 436,7 4> ;187 484,558,200 436,558,200 '484;55$;200 436,558,200 - NORTH BRANCH 288,558 304,755 298,177: 361:;672 299,380 327;249 NORTH MANKATO 1 1,826,599 1,607,746 1,82`6,588 1,612,585 1,724;684: NORTH OAKS 0 24,624 0 :25;200 0 2520.4 NORTH SAINT PAUL :. 1`,028;564 879.709 1.115,436 1,,269„4:19 1,119,935 NORTHFIELD ;2;881;921 3,316,024 2,858,425' ' S;31`00' 2,867,014 NORTHOME ;.59;29.8 64,378 57,866.`<_: t%4.90: 58,099 NORTHROP '35;206 41,646 39,101 :4"I.65$. 39,259 NORWOOD YOUNG AMER: 169 225,695 158,775 ,:: :,,.,. ?2:2;573 159 1926; OAK GROVE 200:;000 200,000 200 ;2df 200,000 OAK PARK HEIGHTS : 0 29,694 l o , -- -- Q``:.; 98 0 OAKDALE 0 0 - 0 0 ODESSA 47,220 45,197 45 ,197 ,45,19 31,,278 3$1 0 "54` ODIN `1.8`929 20,718 20,754 -�:;?: �',:, ; : 21 919 . z��"•�5 OGEMA 31.,275 31,342 30,298 :"`., :32;29.0: 26,065 OGILVIE 1:09;036 116,949 105,627: _ = ':.1:6;943; 106,054 OKABENA 44;966 50,659 43,451 Y51,6Q 41 OKLEE _ `,:1.12;542 112,433 108,572 ,':'':'!`'114 9', 7 93,129 1 A OLIVIA 760 :;657 839,727 720 ,679::;•` ; ":;840;32;1:: 723,586 $0;4iz ONAMIA 162;380 181,277 181,145 199,660 228,34 ` ORMSBY 2Q:: ;906 24,285 23.100 : ' ': °2.4;2$5 23,193 25�wh ORONO 0 0 0 ,0 .0 ORONOCO 70;381 71,641 71,671= ::71;674: 9,661 16,'. . ORR 49 47,880 47,886:: <r' - .::47°;886 37,235 42= ORTONVILLE 769;408 828,496 734,087 828,556, 724 8 425,838 4 OSAKIS 4,16297 456,395 424,127 , . 456,4 A �, , OSLO ":83,;095 79,936 79,936 `4`; ";' "::99;36 59,801 =k r ...,, �y OSSEO 4266648 521,465 521,172 52`l Y 2 288,512 } 4 OSTRANDER : 33,353 40,905 34,222 :' r' : :422?f.5 34,360 : OTSEGO 123264 0 0 OTTERTAIL 0 2,982 2,842 2,892 0 2$9 OWATONNA 4,428,487 5,055,281 4,329,567 ;;? 5,027;679, 4,342,811 464956`; PALISADE 1.3 17 „549 13,648 1 ° 7;231: 13,542 15 673 y, PARK RAPIDS = 563;630 698,163 522,693'`:"". : '654 4 524,801 94r 5 PARKERS PRAIRIE 217,395 252,569 247,894, 252;5$1 248,894 - 278u1$.8 PAYNESVILLE 518,892= 579,052 579,129 579;129 700,970 , :: 77%855;; PEASE .12-;436 16,942 13,485 :, 9`6;924 13,539 PELICAN RAPIDS 532,711 605,447 605,310 :. ,' fi0:5 8 _0. 984,357 . " T;090Af�. ,` PEMBERTON 18,861 27,933 22,732 27:;927 22,824 26:423'; PENNOCK 83;925 96,178 96,184:: 96 101,679 PEQUOT LAKES 96,145 101,173 101,083 10:1,M3 0 1 .1;460' :a PERHAM 403,107 509,165 496,277 509;088 498,279 :560;950,,` PERLEY '18,044 20,860 19,111 20,878, 19,188 21,6577 PETERSON 34,809 41,171 38,647 41,159 38,803 43;912, PIERZ 201,755 233,616 233,611 233,611 310,815 347;534 Prepared by LMC, August 4, 2005