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Holly Hills board adopts 2025 budget, sets mill levies at 2.716
Summary
At its Nov. 20 meeting the Holly Hills Water and Sanitation District board unanimously adopted the 2025 budget, set mill levies of 2.716 for both the City and County of Denver and Arapahoe County, and authorized required certifications subject to final assessed valuation.
The Holly Hills Water and Sanitation District Board of Directors unanimously adopted the district'025 budget and set mill levies for the City and County of Denver and Arapahoe County at 2.716 on Nov. 20, 2024, during a public hearing held via Zoom.
Director Thomas Thomasson opened the hearing and said the notice of the hearing had been published in a newspaper of general circulation. There were no written objections and no members of the public attended; Director Linda Rhea closed the hearing after discussion. District accountant Mike Bakarich reviewed the proposed budget and the related resolutions.
On a motion by Director Rhea, seconded by Director Thomasson, the Board voted unanimously to adopt resolutions to adopt the 2025 Budget and appropriate sums of money and to set the mill levies at 2.716 mills for the City and County of Denver and 2.716 mills for Arapahoe County. The adoption was made subject to receipt of the final Certification of Assessed Valuation from the City and County of Denver and Arapahoe County on or before Dec. 10, 2024.
Justin Janca of Public Alliance, LLC was authorized to transmit the Certification of Budget to the Division of Local Government no later than Jan. 30, 2025. The Board also authorized the District Accountant to prepare and sign the DLG-70 Mill Levy Certification form for certification to the Board of County Commissioners and other interested parties.
Board members and staff framed the action as routine budget business for the coming year; no amendments to the 2024 budget were required, and staff confirmed that planned construction costs for covered projects were expected to remain below the budgeted $500,000.
The board djourned after completing the budget business and other routine items.
