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Minoa board adopts Local Law limiting property tax levy after assessed value rise
Summary
After confirming an assessed taxable value of $314,442,580, the Village of Minoa board adopted Local Law #2 of 2026 addressing the real property tax levy limit; the board recorded no public comment and adopted the law unanimously.
The Village of Minoa Board of Trustees opened and closed a public hearing on Local Law #2 of 2026 concerning the Real Property Tax Levy Limit and then adopted the law for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2027. Mayor William F. Brazill told the board the village's assessed taxable value is $314,442,580, which, at the current tax rate of $8.95 per thousand, places the village over the tax levy limit by roughly $341,401.
There were no public comments during the hearing. Trustees voted to adopt the local law by unanimous motion. The board recorded the move to waive reading of the legal notice, opened the hearing at 6:20 p.m., and—after no public input—closed the hearing and approved Local Law #2. The adoption preserves the board's pathway to set the village levy within state-imposed levy-limit procedures for the coming fiscal year.
