Approved the 2025 budget with a 7.9654 millage rate, representing a 29% increase from the previous year.
PassedApproved the 2025 water fee schedule with a 29% increase to address costs of litigation, inflation, and infrastructure impacts.
PassedApproved the 2025 trash fee schedule with a 9% increase to address garbage collection costs, inflation, and reduction in recycling impact.
Concerns about the impact of increased millage rate and water fees on property values.
Support for the proposed 2025 budget and its focus on reducing expenses and delivering services more efficiently.
The approved 2025 budget is expected to have a significant impact on property values, as the increased millage rate and water fees may lead to higher costs for homeowners. However, the budget also aims to reduce expenses and deliver services more efficiently, which could mitigate some of these effects.
The millage rate is a measure of the tax burden imposed by a municipality. It represents the amount of taxes per dollar of assessed property value.
Water fees are charges levied on residents for the use of water services, including treatment and distribution.
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Approved the hiring of Suzanne Balmoos for the budgeted position of Codes Enforcement Officer/Rental & Resale Inspector at an hourly rate of $25.00 per hour, starting on October 29, 2024.
PassedAuthorized the Borough Manager to sign a contract with ADP Payroll Services for an estimated annual cost of $5,376.60, subject to Solicitor review.
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