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60.Could you tell me one or twoDON’T KNOW/REFUSED......0% reasons why you feel that NEEDED..................8% way? REASONABLE COST........39% LIKE INSTEAD OF A PROPERTY TAX.......23% PREFER PROPERTY TAX.....3% NOT NEEDED..............8% POOR SPENDING...........2% TOO HIGH INCREASE.......3% INFLATION/ECONOMY......14% 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 64% 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.......21% ly to support the sales tax in-SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY...41% crease, somewhat more likely, SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY....1% somewhat less likely, much less MUCH LESS LIKELY........2% likely, or does it make no differ-NO DIFFERENCE..........35% 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.......19% ly to support the sales tax in- SOMEWHAT MORE LIKELY...37% crease, somewhat more likely, SOMEWHAT LESS LIKELY....7% somewhat less likely, much less MUCH LESS LIKELY........3% likely, or does it make no differ-NO DIFFERENCE..........33% 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 Qbhf!84!pg!357