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Wood River board adopts resolution to increase base growth percentage used for property tax request by up to 7%
Summary
At its Aug. 11 meeting the Wood River Rural Schools board voted 6-0 to adopt a resolution increasing the district's base growth percentage used to determine its property tax request authority by up to 7%. The motion was moved by Nick Rennau and seconded by Dylan Gill.
The Wood River Rural Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Aug. 11 to adopt a resolution increasing the district's base growth percentage used to determine the district's property tax request authority by up to 7%.
According to the meeting record, "Motion to approve to adopt a resolution increasing the school district's base growth percentage used to determine the school district's property tax request authority by up to 7%" passed with a motion by Nick Rennau and a second by Dylan Gill. The recorded vote was Yea: 6, Nay: 0.
Board members did not provide additional detail about when the higher base growth percentage would take effect or how it would change the district's final tax request in the transcripted segments. The resolution was entered on the regular agenda under item 5.1 and recorded as adopted; no amendment or subsequent action related to implementation was specified in the provided segments.
The board's formal adoption now appears in the meeting minutes and will be reflected in whatever subsequent budget and tax-request procedures the district follows under Nebraska law.
