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60. Could you tell me one or two DON'T KNOW/REFUSED ...... 0% reasons why you feel that NEEDED..................80 way? REASONABLE COST ........ 390 LIKE INSTEAD OF A PROPERTY TAX ....... 230 PREFER PROPERTY TAX ..... 30 NOT NEEDED..............80 POOR SPENDING ........... 20 TOO HIGH INCREASE ....... 30 INFLATION/ECONOMY...... 140 SCATTERED...............1% A sales tax increase would not only capture sales tax from city residents, but also from people outside the city who make purchases in Roseville. A University of Minnesota study projected almost 640 of the new sales tax revenue would come from people who live outside of Roseville and use city services. 61. Does that make you much more like- MUCH MORE LIKELY ....... 210 ly to support the sales tax in- SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY ... 410 crease, somewhat more likely, SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY .... 1% somewhat less likely, much less MUCH LESS LIKELY ........ 20 likely, or does it make no differ- NO DIFFERENCE .......... 350 ence to you? DON'T KNOW/REFUSED ...... 1% It is projected with a HALF cent sales tax increase that the typical Roseville resident would pay an additional $55.48 per year in sales tax. 62. Does this make you much more like- MUCH MORE LIKELY ....... 190 ly to support the sales tax in- SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY ... 370 crease, somewhat more likely, SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY .... 70 somewhat less likely, much less MUCH LESS LIKELY ........ 30 likely, or does it make no differ- NO DIFFERENCE .......... 330 ence to you? DON'T KNOW/REFUSED ...... 1% The current city budget does not include funding to make these improvements. If the sales tax increase is not approved, the City could consider a property tax increase which only Roseville residents and businesses would pay. These projects could cost the owner of a $350,000 home in Roseville about $430 per year for the improvements only. 11 Page 27 of 46