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Mayor Rice opens FY2026 property-tax-levy public hearing; council approves hearing with no public comment
Summary
Panorama Park officials opened a public hearing on the proposed FY2026 property tax levy March 24. The council voted unanimously to open the hearing and approved the meeting agenda; the minutes record no public comments and do not list a levy amount.
Mayor Rice presided over a Panorama Park City Council meeting March 24 that opened a public hearing on the proposed FY2026 property tax levy, and the council voted unanimously to approve the meeting agenda and to open the hearing.
The minutes show the roll call listed Councilmembers J. Krause, S. Perry, S. Rice and D. Smith as present and Councilmember I. Foltz as absent. A motion to approve the meeting agenda was made by S. Rice and seconded by S. Perry; the minutes record "All ayes." Council then voted to open the public hearing on the FY2026 property tax levy on a motion by D. Smith seconded by S. Rice; the minutes again record "All ayes." The file notes a presentation of the proposed FY2026 levy but does not include any levy amount or other levy details.
The public-comment period drew no speakers, according to the minutes. Mayor Rice then called for adjournment; a motion by S. Rice, seconded by J. Krause, was approved by voice vote and the meeting was recorded as adjourned at 6:10 p.m.
The minutes contain an internal timing inconsistency: the header lists the meeting time as 6:00 p.m., the minutes state Mayor Rice called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m., and the adjournment time is recorded as 6:10 p.m. The record does not indicate the next procedural step for the FY2026 levy nor provide the levy figures discussed during the presentation. For transparency, the minutes identify the presiding official as Mayor Rice and list "S. Rice" among those present in roll call.
