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Lisle CUSD 202 recommends tentative $37.38M capped levy for 2025; homeowners shown modest increases
Summary
Administration recommended a tentative 2025 capped levy of $37.38 million (2.9% CPI), plus bond/interest and other non‑capped items for a total tentative extension of $38.9 million; the presentation included homeowner impact examples and the Dec. 16 Board adoption schedule.
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The Finance Committee was presented with a proposed tentative 2025 real estate tax levy for Lisle Community Unit School District 202. Administration recommended a capped funds levy of $37,380,000 (which reflects a 2.9% CPI increase), and a bond/interest (non‑capped) levy estimated at $1,592,500, for a total tentative extension of $38,898,786. The packet explains that final rates will be calculated by the County Clerk after new construction is finalized in March/April 2026.
Presentation materials showed an illustrative homeowner impact for a $400,000 house (assessed at one‑third of market, residential exemption applied) with an estimated 2025 tax increase of roughly $191 in the worked example. The Finance Committee is being asked to forward the tentative levy recommendation to the full Board; the Board is scheduled to adopt the levy on Dec. 16 and file the certificate with the County Clerk by Dec. 30.
