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Skyline council approves 10% property tax increase
Summary
The Skyline City Council voted unanimously Nov. 12 to raise property taxes by 10%; the meeting record does not identify who moved the measure or when the increase takes effect.
Skyline City Council voted unanimously on Nov. 12 to increase property taxes by 10 percent.
The motion—recorded in the minutes as “Motion to increase property taxes by 10%”—was seconded by Councilmember Eric Manske and passed unanimously. The minutes do not identify who made the motion or state an effective date for the increase.
The vote came at the end of new business during the regular meeting at Skyline City Hall. Council members did not attach an implementation timeline or specify which budget lines the additional revenue will support in the meeting record.
The matter was approved as part of routine action at the Nov. 12 meeting; the minutes do not list any public comment or a recorded roll-call tally beyond “passed unanimously.” Next procedural steps (publication of the new levy, filing with county officials, or a specific effective date) are not specified in the minutes.
