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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR 2017 BUDGET APPROVED <br /> Continued from page 1 As of press time, we anticipate the City Council will <br /> to carry out the Urban Renewal Plan and facilitate approve the 2017 Budget on November 15th. The City is <br /> redevelopment of the property. There will be several in good fiscal health. The thriving local economy and the <br /> public meetings to consider all aspects of this pro- City's prudent use of available revenue enable the City <br /> posal. I encourage you to attend and provide your to improve services in several critical areas and devote <br /> nearly $19 million to capital projects, including: street <br /> input on the future of the site. You can find a sched- <br /> uresurfacing, water and sewer line replacement, water <br /> le of upcoming meetings and additional information <br /> system equipment improvements, completing Waste Wa- <br /> on the City's website at www.LouisvilleCO.gov. I look <br /> forward to hearing your thoughts on this issue. ter Treatment Plant improvements, railroad quiet zone <br /> As we go forward with these projects, and all design work, and trail connections and park improve- <br /> the work of the city, one thing will be clear: we will ments. <br /> strive towards a process valuing respect and civil- Funding for City operations comes from numerous <br /> ity for all. Let us each commit to show kindness to sources. The chart below shows the relative percentage <br /> each other and all our fellow Americans. coming from each source. Charges for services include <br /> -Bob water and sewer rates, recreation center admission fees, <br /> and golf course fees. Property taxes make up only 7% <br /> WINTER DRIVING TIPS of total City revenue (the City of Louisville receives only <br /> about 8% of property taxes paid; the rest goes to the <br /> Cold temperatures bring new risks to the road. County, School District and other governmental entities). <br /> Here are some tips to help you this coming win- <br /> ter: City-Wide Sources of Funds <br /> When driving don't go out unless you absolutely Other 1% PropertyTax7% <br /> have to; do everything slowly and evenly (your Sales Tax 23% <br /> speed, braking, turning, accelerating); allow for Charges <br /> longer stopping distances between cars; know what for <br /> kind of brake system your car has and how to use Services <br /> them (ABS - press down firmly and hold, standard - 51% <br /> pump your brakes); drive with your headlights on; Other Taxes <br /> do not use cruise control; and thoroughly clean the 12 <br /> snow off of your car and scrape all of the windows, Licenses&Permits <br /> side mirrors, lights, and reflectors for normal visibil- Intergovernmental 3% <br /> ity. Revenue 3% <br /> Ensure your vehicle is equipped with all suf- The City uses this revenue to fund ten primary program <br /> ficient fluid levels (keep your gas tank as full as areas. The chart below shows the relative amount de- <br /> possible and fill your car with windshield wiper fluid); voted to each area, with the largest share by far going <br /> ensure your windshield wipers are in good shape; to provide water, sewer and stormwater service. <br /> make sure your tires have appropriate tread depth 2017 Budget by Program <br /> and are inflated properly; and check your battery, <br /> charging system, and belts. Economic Prosperity 1% Admin&Support Services 8% <br /> Be prepared - keep these items in your ve- Community Design 4%—\ <br /> hicle...ice scraper and snow brush; extra windshield Open Space&Trails 3% <br /> wiper fluid and blades; tire chains, sand, salt, snow Parks 5% Utilities 40% <br /> shovel, and tow rope; flashlight, flares, and reflec- <br /> tors; jumper cables; charged cell phone and cell cultural Services si <br /> phone charger; first aid kit; gloves, boots, extra <br /> clothing, and blanket or sleeping bag; and bottled Recreation 9% . <br /> water and high energy snack food. <br /> If you get stuck in the snow or slide off the Public Safety&Justice 12% Transportation 13% <br /> roadway, be aware of your surroundings if you <br /> exit your vehicle; look for other vehicles sliding your $49.9 Million Total Expenditures(excluding transfers&internal service funds) <br /> direction and watch for traffic; and get yourself to a Detailed Budget information is available on the City's <br /> safe area. Sometimes staying in your vehicle is the web site (www.LouisvilleCO.gov) and in the November <br /> safest plan! 15th City Council meeting packet. <br /> December 2016 2 <br />
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