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Business services director explains why reassessments and aid changes drove recent tax increases, not the operational referendum alone
Summary
David C., director of business services, told the board property reassessments and changes in state equalization aid—more than the operational referendum alone—explained the large tax-bill increases some property owners saw.
David C., director of business services for Superior School District, spent a portion of the Jan. 6 Committee of the Whole meeting explaining why many property owners experienced larger-than-expected increases on this year’s tax bills.
David said the district’s operational referendum itself increased taxes by roughly $4.28–$4.30 per $100,000 of assessed value on average, and that the referendum’s total cost to the district was $146,003. He emphasized that property reassessments across the district and changes in…
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