t b Herald - lantern Dispatch 26 March '86

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Wildwood Sets 38-Cent Property Tax Increase

WILDWOOD'S assessed valuation climbed by "$4.2 million last year to S405.295.239. Its proposed 1986 budget is up by $1.19 million, or 11.9 percent, to $11,168,379. The amount to be raised by local taxes increased $1.5 million, to $6,202,100. the largest increase in the county. That means a tax rate increase of 38 cents per hundred dollars of assessed valuation, bringing the total tax rate to $1.53. Taxes on a property assessed at $100,000 would increase $380. to $1,530. THE CITY FINISHED 1985 with a $636,000 surplus and will use $220,000 of it in the proposed 1986 budget and carry over the remainder Among other anticipated budget revenues are: • $851,232 in franchise and gross receipt taxes, a $93. increase. • $840,000 in receipts from delinquent taxes. • $275,000 from parking meters, a $18,000 increase. • $225,00 from municipal court costs, a $13,000 increase. • $204,000 from interest on investments, a $28,000 increase. Among anticipated budget appropriations are: • $4,685,000 for salaries and wages, a $564,000 increase. • $984,000 for insurance, a $339,000 increase. Stone Is AF Specialist Airman Eric J. Stone, son of Isabel W.J. Handee of 664 Stone Harbor Blvd.. Court House, and Cary E. Stone of 102 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood. has graduated from the U.S. Air Force fuels specialist course at Chanute Air Force Base, III. He is a 1983 graduate of Middle Township High School.

• $380,000 for tipping fees, a $147,000 increase. • $150,000 for a privately commissioned organizational effectiveness study. This item will be eliminated if the state

Department of Community Affairs is able to do a free study. The proposed budget will have a public hearing on April 21 at 7 p.m. at city hall.

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