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Special Town Council Meeting to Set Fiscal Year 2025 Mill Rate - June 24, 2024

Town Council & Planning and ZoningMonday, June 24, 2024
BodyWindsor, Connecticut
SessionTown Council & Planning and Zoning
DateMonday, June 24, 2024
StatusFILED
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5:27

All right, good evening, and welcome to the special meeting of the town council today, June twenty-fourth, and we are here to set the fiscal year twenty twenty-five mill rate.

5:40

So before I begin, counselors are accounted for.

5:43

Counselor Smith will be joining us at the dais momentarily.

5:48

All right, so we are all here.

5:50

And so is there a motion?

5:51

And then I will turn it over to Mr.

5:53

Sousa.

5:54

Sure.

5:54

I move that the mill rate for the fiscal year twenty twenty-five beginning July one, twenty twenty-four, be set at thirty point three three two mills for real estate, personal property, and motor vehicles, which reflects the October twenty twenty-three property reevaluation with a two-year phase in and a total estimated net taxable grand list for fiscal year twenty twenty-five of three million nine hundred and twenty-eight thousand dollars.

6:22

Thank you, Councillor Pelke.

6:24

Mr.

6:24

Sousa.

6:25

Thank you, um Madam Mayor.

6:27

Uh this is a uh action the town council does each year after the referendum has been um approved by the voters.

6:36

And so the referendum as stated in the motion would be thirty point three two mills.

6:42

Um just uh to add on to that just from a informational perspective, tax bills due to the timing of the second um revalue or second referendum, they'll be sent out about thirty days later than normal.

6:56

So they will go out on um the week of uh or july twenty-sixth rather, with bills being due by August first or no later than Tuesday, September third, to avoid any interest charges.

7:11

Thank you, Mr.

7:12

Sousa.

7:13

Counselors, any commentary?

7:15

I don't perceive any questions, but if there are questions.

7:33

For real estate and personal property and motor vehicles.

7:36

So we're ready for the vote.

7:38

All in favor.

7:41

Thank you.

7:42

Any nays, abstentions?

7:44

I believe that I'm stent one abstention.

7:49

All right, thank you so much, Mr.

7:50

Walker.

7:51

So um that passes eight zero one.

7:56

Thank you, counselors.

7:58

All right.

7:58

Well, Mr.

7:59

Sousa, do you have any further business for us?

8:01

I do not.

8:02

All right.

8:03

Counselors, anything else for the good of the order?

8:06

Well, this might be our show's meeting.

8:08

I move we adjourn our meeting.

8:12

Well, thank you.

8:13

Our meeting is now adjourned.

8:15

Thank you.

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Summary of Proceedings

Special Town Council Meeting to Set Fiscal Year 2025 Mill Rate - June 24, 2024

The town council held a special meeting on June 24, 2024, to set the mill rate for fiscal year 2025. The meeting included a motion, discussion, and a vote, with the council ultimately approving the rate.

Discussion Items

  • Councillor Pelke moved to set the mill rate for fiscal year 2025 (beginning July 1, 2024) at 30.332 mills for real estate, personal property, and motor vehicles. This reflects the October 2023 property reevaluation with a two-year phase-in and a total estimated net taxable grand list of $3,928,000.
  • Mr. Sousa provided additional context, noting that tax bills will be sent out approximately 30 days later than usual, around July 26, 2024, with bills due by August 1 or no later than September 3, 2024, to avoid interest charges.

Key Outcomes

  • The motion passed with a vote of 8 in favor, 0 against, and 1 abstention.
  • The meeting was adjourned without further business.

Meeting Transcript

All right, good evening, and welcome to the special meeting of the town council today, June twenty-fourth, and we are here to set the fiscal year twenty twenty-five mill rate. So before I begin, counselors are accounted for. Counselor Smith will be joining us at the dais momentarily. All right, so we are all here. And so is there a motion? And then I will turn it over to Mr. Sousa. Sure. I move that the mill rate for the fiscal year twenty twenty-five beginning July one, twenty twenty-four, be set at thirty point three three two mills for real estate, personal property, and motor vehicles, which reflects the October twenty twenty-three property reevaluation with a two-year phase in and a total estimated net taxable grand list for fiscal year twenty twenty-five of three million nine hundred and twenty-eight thousand dollars. Thank you, Councillor Pelke. Mr. Sousa. Thank you, um Madam Mayor. Uh this is a uh action the town council does each year after the referendum has been um approved by the voters. And so the referendum as stated in the motion would be thirty point three two mills. Um just uh to add on to that just from a informational perspective, tax bills due to the timing of the second um revalue or second referendum, they'll be sent out about thirty days later than normal. So they will go out on um the week of uh or july twenty-sixth rather, with bills being due by August first or no later than Tuesday, September third, to avoid any interest charges. Thank you, Mr. Sousa. Counselors, any commentary? I don't perceive any questions, but if there are questions. For real estate and personal property and motor vehicles. So we're ready for the vote. All in favor. Thank you. Any nays, abstentions? I believe that I'm stent one abstention. All right, thank you so much, Mr. Walker. So um that passes eight zero one. Thank you, counselors. All right. Well, Mr. Sousa, do you have any further business for us? I do not. All right. Counselors, anything else for the good of the order? Well, this might be our show's meeting. I move we adjourn our meeting. Well, thank you. Our meeting is now adjourned. Thank you.

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