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2012 Tax Levy

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Valley View School Board Approves 2012 Tax Levy

Valley View officials said they expect the district to be granted a levy extension of $152.7 million, or 3.9 percent more than 2011's extension.

Valley View School District 365U board members approved its 2012 tax levy Monday night.  The levy request seeks just more than $153 million in property taxes, which make up about 70 percent of the district’s revenues. The amount represents a 4.21 percent increase over last year’s extension of $147 million. Assistant Superintendent for Admistrative Services Gary Grizaffi said during the meeting he expects the district to be granted an extension of $152.7 million, of a 3.9 percent increase.  The district will have until April 1, 2013, to make adjustments. According to Grizaffi, the requested levy amount will likely be higher than the actual levy. That’s because this year’s equalized assessed valuation (EAV) of all properties within the …

Bob Jamesly

10:06 am on Wednesday, December 12, 2012

3.9% more? Where do we get that money? Our homes do not go up by 3.9%. Can they ever get real? We are not wealthy in Valley View District. The foreclosed homes the board must drive past every day are witness to OUR problems.   more ›

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Proposed 2012 Valley View Tax Levy is 4.21% Higher than 2011 Extension

The Valley View School District 365U board of education will vote on its 2012 tax levy Dec. 10 and then has until April 1 to make adjustments.

Valley View School District 365U board members will review a proposed 2012 tax levy Tuesday night.  The board will vote at Tuesday's meeting to set an estimated 2012 levy. It will then vote Dec. 10 to adopt a final 2012 levy.  The tentative levy request would seek just more than $153 million in property taxes, which make up about 70 percent of the district’s revenues. The amount represents a 4.21 percent increase over last year’s extension of $147 million. While the final levy is scheduled to be adopted on Dec. 10, the district will have until April 1, 2013, to make adjustments. According to a report from Assistant Superintendent for Admistrative Services Gary Grizaffi, the requested levy amount will likely be higher than the actual levy. …

Truth Seeker

2:47 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Melissa, Maybe you could ask if it's common for other school districts to pay for trainings, seminars, continuing ed classes... for the teachers and staff of private schools. If not, will the payments for St Dominic employees stop when Quigley's kids graduate from there? The public probably doesn't realize that taxpayers have been funding the Catholic school. When it was made public that VVSD was…   more ›

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