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62 of the total accounts, will pay 60% of the fees. 63 64 According to the Minnesota Department of Revenue, in 2023, 56.5% of taxpayers in 65 Roseville had a residential (homestead and non-homestead, apartments) property tax 66 classification and 43.2% of taxpayers were classified as commercial/industrial taxpayers. In 67 Roseville, residential properties pay 54% of the city property taxes while non-residential 68 classifications pay 46%. Statewide, residential (homestead and non-homestead, 69 apartments) taxpayers comprise 64% of the taxpayers and pay 62% of total property taxes 70 with the remaining classifications comprising 36% of taxpayers and paying 38% of the total 71 property taxes. 72 73 Although residential customers comprise the vast majority of utility users in Roseville, they 74 will contribute a smaller share of total franchise fee revenue compared to their share of city 75 property tax payments as shown in the table. 76 Electric and Gas Percentage Utility Customers of Franchise (Roseville)Fees Paid Residential88%40% Non-Residential12%60% Source: Xcel Energy Source: Xcel CompanyEnergy Company Roseville Taxpayer Percentage Compositionof Property Tax Paid Residential57%54% Non-Residential43%46% Source: Ramsey Source: MN County Assessor Department of OfficeRevenue State of Percentages Minnesota Taxpayer of Property CompositionTax Paid Residential64%62% Non-Residential36%38% Source: MN House Source: MN ResearchHouse Research 77 78 To effectuate franchise fees, the City Council must first adopt the electric and gas utility 79 franchise agreement ordinances. Once those are passed, the City Council can then 80 consider passing the franchise fee ordinance. All the draft ordinances are included with 81 this case. Staff and the City Attorney are working with Xcel on wording in a few sections Page 3 of 4 Qbhf!:8!pg!74: