posted by Joe Polk at 12:19 AM /
An agreement with the Galleria shopping mall on an assessment increase will allow the Mt. Lebanon school board to lower its projected millage increase in the 2008-09 budget from .59 mills to .25 mills.
The change in assessment covers two prior years and the coming year and resulted in about $700,000 in additional revenue for the district, said Finance Director Jan Klein.
The budget will be presented for a final vote by the board on Monday. If adopted, it will mean a tax hike of about $56 on a home assessed at $225,000.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08136/881805-55.stm
The change in assessment covers two prior years and the coming year and resulted in about $700,000 in additional revenue for the district, said Finance Director Jan Klein.
The budget will be presented for a final vote by the board on Monday. If adopted, it will mean a tax hike of about $56 on a home assessed at $225,000.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08136/881805-55.stm
Labels: assessments, galleria, school district, taxes
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home