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Economic Vitality Committee Agenda and Packet 2023 02 17
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Revenue and Expenses <br />As of January 31, 2023, $188,020.28 has been collected from the disposable bag tax since it went into <br />effect on January 1, 2022. <br />2022 Bag Tax Direct Expenses <br />$3,300 — Prairie Mountain Media, December 2021 bag tax advertising <br />$1,000 — Prairie Mountain Media, January 2022 bag tax advertising <br />$458 — Mittera Group, December 2022 business mailer <br />$25,000 was not allocated to staffing in 2022 for bag tax administration. This was confirmed by Vik <br />Runkle, Interim Finance Director <br />Remaining Bag Tax Revenue $183,262.28 <br />According to pre -ballot City Council communications, the following expenses were proposed: $60,000 in <br />the first year (2022) for program marketing and training, $25,000 per year for staffing costs related to <br />the administration of the bag tax and related programming, $15,000 per year for low-income resources <br />and $5,000 per year for marketing and outreach. <br />Bag Reduction <br />The estimated total of single -use bags distributed in Louisville was approximately 4.5 million bags per <br />year before the tax went into effect. With regards to the revenue collected and the City's retention of <br />$.15 of each $.25 tax, there were 1.25 million (1,253,469) single -use bags distributed in Louisville in <br />2022, which is a 72% reduction in bag use in comparison to pre-tax estimates. This percentage decrease <br />in bag use is similar to bag reduction seen in other Colorado communities that have implemented bag <br />fees, such as Boulder and Denver. Typically, bag use reduces by 60-80% in the first year and remains <br />consistent in future years of the tax. <br />Waste Reduction Programs <br />The objective of the bag -tax funded waste reduction programs is to utilize the collected revenue to <br />provide programs and services to the Louisville community that continue to reduce waste in the <br />commercial sector. <br />When the Sustainability division developed the waste programs proposal, staff intended to develop a <br />variety of programs, so that individual businesses are able to choose the program that best suits the <br />needs of the specific business. <br />Each business participating in the bag tax program will have the option to choose one waste reduction <br />program per calendar year and the estimated value of all waste reduction programs are $1,000, so that <br />the value of each program option is comparable to the other program options. If there is funding <br />available, businesses may be eligible to participate in more than one waste reduction program per year. <br />This option may become available if communication has been made to all businesses that participate in <br />the program and each business has had an opportunity to participate in one waste reduction program. <br />Agenda Packet P. 36 <br />
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