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August 25, 1982 <br />Letter of Transmi.tT.al <br />The Honorable Mayor and City Council, <br />Submitted herewith is the proposed 1983 annual budget. <br />Introduction <br />The intent of this letter is to give a broad overview of the 1983 budget, <br />noting significant changes from the 1982 budget. The letter addresses <br />four major areas: Levy and Mili Rate, Assessed Valuation, Revenue, and <br />Expenditures. <br />and Mill Rate <br />The proposed 1983 budget will require a tax levy of $3,647,534, which is <br />an increase of 5.40, or $136,889 over 1982. Given this levy requirement <br />and the estimated assessed valuation discussed Uelow, it is estimated <br />the 1983 mill rate will be ll..i4 mills, compared to 11.643 mills in 1983. <br />This is a 2.6% decrease in mill rate. <br />Assessed Valuation <br />The 1983 assessed valuation in Roseville, as of July 19, 1982, is $321,534,667. <br />This is an S.11o increase over the 1982 figure of $297,425,292. These val- <br />uations include adjustments for fiscal disparities. <br />Theincrease in assessed valuation is primarily a result of the impact of <br />inflation on property values. According to figures provided by Ramsey <br />County, the average home in Roseville was valued at $76,216 for 1982, and <br />$79,520 for 1983. This is a 4.34% increase. Using the projected mill rate <br />of 11.34, this average home would require a tax increase of 2.6% over 1982. <br />This is, of course, only the City's portion of Uie total levy. Estimates of <br />the County and School District levies were not available. <br />