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Council member signals plan to back rollback-rate motion on July 28
Summary
A council member disclosed intent to introduce a motion on July 28 to adopt the rollback rate of 3.492 mills; they said they will verify assumptions with staff before filing the motion.
A Johns Creek council member said they generally support the rollback rate and intends to file a motion at the council meeting on July 28 to adopt the rollback rate of 3.492 mills.
"On July 28, I will be introducing a motion to support the rollback rate of 3.492," the council member said, adding they needed to verify assumptions with staff before filing. The member described the rollback posture as a compromise to maintain a revenue-neutral approach for the city overall while acknowledging individual property owners may see increases or decreases depending on reassessment results.
Council members discussed timing and noted the city's budget submission calendar may create confusion between fiscal years; the council will take formal action after staff provides final figures and the public hearings are complete.
