Set pension fund tax rate at 0.14% for fiscal year 2013
In Plain English
The city collects a separate property tax to help pay for employee pensions. This formal decision sets that tax rate at 0.14% of assessed property value for the upcoming fiscal year. Property owners pay this tax in addition to regular city property taxes.
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