Set tax rate for pension fund override for fiscal year 2006-07
In Plain English
The city collects a separate property tax to help fund employee pensions beyond what the regular budget covers. This ordinance sets the specific tax rate residents will pay for this pension override in the upcoming fiscal year. The rate determines how much extra property tax goes toward covering the city's pension obligations.
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give first reading to ordinance
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