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Sun Valley council votes not to take proposed 3% tax increase for 2015

Sun Valley City Council · August 1, 2026
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Summary

On July 7, 2015 the Sun Valley City Council voted unanimously to decline a proposed 3% tax increase for the fiscal year, with a 4-0 roll call vote in favor of the motion. The council continued detailed budget review and set a follow-up meeting for July 10, 2015.

The Sun Valley City Council voted on July 7, 2015 to decline a proposed 3% tax increase for the 2015 tax year. Council Member Michelle Griffith moved that “the City of Sun Valley not take the 3% tax increase this year,” and Council Member Jane Conard seconded; Council President Keith Saks declared the motion approved after a roll call vote.

The motion passed with four ayes and no nays: Council Members Jane Conard, Michelle Griffith, Peter Hendricks and Council President Keith Saks voted in favor; the minutes record no votes against. The decision came during an extended, section-by-section review of the proposed FY2016 budget that consumed much of the special meeting. The council did not adopt additional tax-rate changes at the July 7 session and directed staff to continue budget work ahead of a follow-up meeting on July 10, 2015.