Township of Cinnaminson Public Hearing - 2014 Budget WHERE DOES - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Township of Cinnaminson Public Hearing - 2014 Budget WHERE DOES YOUR TAX DOLLAR GO? The municipality is responsible for collecting property taxes and dispersing your money to our local school, county, municipal open space fund, and the fire


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Township of Cinnaminson

Public Hearing - 2014 Budget

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WHERE DOES YOUR TAX DOLLAR GO?

The municipality is responsible for collecting property taxes and dispersing your money to our local school, county, municipal open space fund, and the fire district. If property taxes are not paid, the town must still fund these entities.

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Tax Rate Breakdown – 2013

1% 18% 6% 62% 13%

Municipal Municipal Open Space Fire District District Schools County

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2014 Revenue Sources

7% 13% 14% 66%

Surplus Local Revenue State Aid Property Taxes

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Fund Balance Usage

2014 Usage = $966,022 2014 Usage = $966,022

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2014 Revaluation

 2013 Ratables = $1,934,959,045 (111% of FMV)  2014 Ratables = $1,591,367,241 (~100% of FMV)  2013 Value of Average Assessed Home – $283,500  2014 Value of Average Assessed Home – $231,700

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Impact of the Proposed 2014 Tax Levy on Average Residential Taxpayer

 Value of the Average Cinnaminson Home = $231,700

 2013 Municipal Taxes

 Municipal Tax Rate 2013 =

$0.460

 Cost for local services in 2013 =

$1,304.27

 2014 Municipal Taxes

 Proposed Tax Rate 2014 =

$0.585

 Increase in Tax Rate =

12.5 cents ~2.1 cents

 Cost for local services in 2014 =

$1,356.06

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How Will The Tax Increase Effect Me? How Will The Tax Increase Effect Me?

 Increase in cost to the Average Home Owner

$51.79 per year

$4.31 per month

$0.99 per week

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HOW DOES CINNAMINSON’S MUNICIPAL LEVY COMPARE WITH NEIGHBORING TOWNS? ASSUMPTION: HOUSE FMV OF $232,000 Equal. Ass'd Muni Muni Home FMV Ratio Value Rate Taxes Cinnaminson Cinnaminson 232,000 232,000 111.71 111.71 259,167 259,167 0.460 0.460 1,192.17 1,192.17 Delran 232,000 88.67 205,714 0.756 1,555.38 Riverton 232,000 93.64 217,245 0.754 1,636.11 Maple Shade 232,000 103.43 239,958 0.691 1,658.32 Delanco 232,000 115.71 268,447 0.704 1,890.01 Palmyra 232,000 90.63 210,262 1.14 2,403.07

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What do you get for $1,356.06?

Public Safety

Conducted over 7800 Community Policing Assignments

Responded to 1400 emergency medical calls

Investigated 700 Motor Vehicle Accidents

Arrested 470 wanted persons

Conducted 425 resident checks for vacationing residents.

Parks and Recreation

Vast improvements over the past six years

Public Works

Snow Removal

Garbage Collection

Leaf Collection

Maintenance of the roads

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 Other

 Tax Collection / Tax Assessments  Code Enforcement  Land Use Administration  Animal Control

What do you get for $1,356.06?

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2014 Budget Highlights

 Appropriation Highlights

 Hiring two new police officers  Budget includes a $100,000 Reserve for Tax

Appeals

 Healthcare increased 6.6%  Retro pension payment

 No school tax deferred  No more accelerated tax sale

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2013 Line Item Appropriations

24% 7% 6% 8% 5% 3% 17% 30%

General Government & Other Public Safety Public Works Parks and Recreation Utilities Debt and Capital Tax Reserve Statutory Expenditures

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Tax Appeals – Cinnaminson Twp.

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

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Proposed Capital Spending

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

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Questions?