Sioux Falls City Council Agenda, Tuesday Sep 18, 2018

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City Council Informational, 4 PM

Presentations on August Monthly Financial Report & Village on the River Update.

City Council Land Use Committee, 4:30 PM (after informational meeting)

Citizens Planning Academy. I attended this last year, but only went to first meeting where Planning staff pretty much admitted that Sanford can destroy affordable housing in the central neighborhoods because they have a lot of money and power. I learned all I needed to know about how planning works in Sioux Falls.

COS Erica Beck will give a presentation on street vacations.

Regular City Council Meeting, 7 PM

Item#1, Approval of Contracts.

Another $157K thrown at the Pavilion

Another $304K to upgrade the HVAC at the brand spanking new Events Center

$0 to move the Pavilion Café from City Hall to City Center. I’m sure they are really happy this at City Hall.

Item#27, Property tax increase.

Item#38, Resolution, Adopting the Budget

Item#41, Appointing Jason Reisdorfer. This will likely pass with only one dissenting vote of Stehly. I still take issue with Jason for many reasons. It will be interesting to hear the testimony as to why he deserves this appointment.

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One Thought on “Sioux Falls City Council Agenda, Tuesday Sep 18, 2018”

  1. anonymous on September 17, 2018 at 9:53 am said:

    Isn’t it ironic

    that on the same day the SFSD is asking taxpayers to approve a 300m (190m capital cost, 110m financing cost) bond issue, the City of Sioux Falls is set to pass a 2.1 % property tax increase at tomorrow night’s City Council meeting.

    Agenda Item 27

    AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SIOUX FALLS, SD, PROVIDING APPROPRIATIONS
    AUTHORIZING AN INCREASE IN PROPERTY TAX REVENUE PURSUANT TO
    SDCL 10-13-15 AND THE MEANS OF FINANCING FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
    DECEMBER 31, 2019.

    BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SIOUX FALLS, SD:
    That the sums of money that are listed in Exhibit A, attached hereto and made a part of this
    ordinance, are appropriated to meet the lawful expenses and liabilities of the City in fiscal year
    2019.

    In accordance with SDCL 9-21-19 and SDCL 10-13-35, the Finance Director is directed to
    certify the maximum property tax allowed by law of the 2.1% state-certified CPI plus growth,
    which amount is estimated to be $63,829,859 of tax levies in this ordinance to the Minnehaha
    and Lincoln County auditors.

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