Harborfields pitches tax hike under 5 percent
By Arlene Gross
March 17, 2008 | 12:04 PM
The $69.9 million budget that the Harborfields school board proposed last Wednesday calls for a 6.97 percent spending increase and a 4.97 percent tax rate increase over this year.

If the spending plan is approved by the board and taxpayers as presented, then the estimated tax rate per $100 of assessed valuation would be $196.09, up from the current $186.80.

That means taxpayers with homes assessed at the average $4,000 would pay an extra $371.60, or a total $7,843.60, next year. A taxpayer with a home assessed at $5,000 would pay $9,804.50.

The board expects to finalize the proposal on April 16, before placing it on the ballot May 20.

See this week's edition of the paper for more on this story.


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