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. ---.- ~- , 3, Each parcel specific notice prepared for residential or agricultural property must state whether the property is classified as homestead or nonhomestead. ' . 4. The statutor; deadline for mailin~ these farce! specific notices is after November 10, 1992 but no ater than November 4, 199 . ' Apportioning the Costs of Par eel Specific Notices 1. The law allows a coun~ auditor to apportion the cost of preparing and maiIinfparcel ~ecific notices (aswel as the costs of other coun~ auditor services under the ruth in axation Law) to the school districts and cities an towns within the county (and to the county government itself), One-third of the costs may be allocated to the cities and towns within the county. These costs are to be apportioned among the cities and towns in 1992 based upon the number of parcels within each city or town within the county, . Publication of Proposed Levy and Public Hearing 1 1, Each city must publish a notice not less than 2 hllsin~ss days and not more than 6 business i j days prior to thc public heari~ allllOunCin! the date, time and place of the hearing, and J invitIng the publIc to attend, e publishe notice no longer has to inform the pu15lic of the city's -fJroposed property tax levy for the taxes payable year and the percentage ~-I . increase. he notice must state the city's intent to discuss its proposed property tax levy I . and proposed budget for the taxes p~able year 1993. (Cities of 1,000 population or less are allowed to post a notice in lieu 0 publication.) I >'. 2, The notice must be ~ublished in a newspaper which is circulated throu~hout the city. I ~ ':l Publication in mOre t an one newspaper may be necessary to reach the pu lie in all areas <:; of thc city. ;t ~~ 3. It is not necessary for a city within the seven-county metropolitan area to publish its .'4 ~ '..~ notice in the Minneapolis Star Tribune or in the St. Paul Pioneer Press if there is a local .f newspaper (or a set of local newspapers) that meet the publishing requirements. ;% .~t 4. The newspaper must be onc which pUblishes local and/or state news articles, although it :~ ;.~ .", . may publish other types of articles as well. The subject matter of the newspaper must .,.,. :,'.;w appeal to a general audience. The newspaper must not be one which has a limited subject :r maller or which appeals to a limited audIence. S, The newspaper must be one which is published at least once a week. >~ 6, The newspaper must be mailed or hand delivered to its readers. -.r! ".! 7, The notice must not be printed on any page of the newspaper where legal notices and i ~ c1a~sified advertisements are published. ' ;1 ,-.-:t;. 8, The published notice is subject to specific reCluiremenUi regarding the text, as well as the <~;i .",:~f . size and styleof7.pe. A sample notice and "Instructions to Newsgaper" have been given -~+~ to all cities over. ,000 P1ulation, The text and format of the pu lished notice must not <~i~ deviate from the text an format of the sample notice. . '>".;/'" -3- : \;t :"-.SJ~ -..-.; - . ,. -