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Hundley registered a complaint to the head of the <br /> Department of Local Affairs stating that this was <br /> extremely poor notification at best inasmuch as they <br /> knew about the deflator factor this past April. <br /> Mohr agreed with Bundley's complaint and asked what <br /> might happen should the City decide to challenge <br /> this notice. <br /> Hundley stated that the City could certify the mill <br /> levy at the higher rate to the County. The <br /> questions would be whether the County would accept <br /> it given the notice from the Department of Local <br /> Affairs. The issue could be tabled tonight until <br /> further direction can be obtained. No one was <br /> available at the County today to discuss the issue. <br /> The mill levy does not have to be certified until <br /> November 15, 1987. <br /> Mohr moved that this issue, Resolution #30, be <br /> tabled until more information can be obtained. <br /> Mayor Pauson seconded. Unanimous. <br /> RESOLUTION #31 - APPROPRIATING SUMS OF MONEY <br /> To VARIOUS FUNDS Rautenstraus read in its entirety Resolution #31, "A <br /> Resolution appropriating sums of money to the <br /> various fund and spending agencies, in the amounts <br /> and for the purpose as set forth below, for the City <br /> of Louisville, Colorado, for the 1988 Budget Year." <br /> Asti-Caranci stated that two figures under section 1 <br /> should be changed: General Fund Operating Expenses <br /> should read $2,555,767 and General Fund Contingency <br /> should read $203,211. <br /> Asti-Caranci stated that consistent with Colorado <br /> Budget Law, Resolution #31 appropriates sums of <br /> money by fund for the City of Louisville consistent <br /> with the adopted 1988 City Budget. <br /> Hundley stated that although action has not been <br /> taken yet on Resolution #30, levying taxes, it would <br /> primarily affect the Contingency Fund and if in fact <br /> Council altered that, an amendment could be adopted <br /> in January 1988. <br /> Mayor Fauson moved that Resolution #31 be adopted. <br /> Mohr seconded. Unanimous. <br /> ADOPTION OF CAPITAL <br /> IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM Hundley outline the proposed Capital Improvement <br /> Program for the City of Louisville for the period <br /> 1988.1992 which is premised on the following <br /> assumptions: 1) A property tax mill levy increase <br /> of .114 for a total levy of .404 which will generate <br /> 6 <br />
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