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3 <br /> Slide #4 <br /> FY2022-23 RECOMMENDED BUDGET <br /> REVENUE <br /> A Proprlalud <br /> i�iSCeHen66u euna 6alarlGe <br /> p.yf• 1.9•.8 Cnarg—iar <br /> Sorvle+s <br /> Llceivsnx and g-may anlergrwcrnrnantal <br /> Permits �' f.i°i <br /> 0.1 h�x!stors <br /> Q.CA <br /> •RrOoeny raxe€ <br /> +Sales Tu <br /> •Ucens"endslermiu <br /> •Mlso¢hn¢ws <br /> +Pppro ted Fund Bal- <br /> i CI' QP4 ror$eryi[f5 <br /> •Intcrpv mental <br /> ■TWSfers <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> NOR71 r CAROLIN.5 <br /> Travis Myren said property taxes and sales tax make up 86% of the county's general <br /> fund revenue, so recommendations in those areas are critical. <br /> Slide #5 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY FY 2022- 3 BUDGET <br /> FY 202 -23 Revenue Recommendations <br /> Property Tax Rate Increase <br /> 50-W25-rover debt to use of FY2021-22 onL-tulle fluids=S553,024 <br /> 50-0100-allucare towuds eduratiov fun&ig=S2 212,097 <br /> Pan- rPMRted0IW3r Count- 281,400 i# 3al <br /> CIarrbouo S 3a2,2CO S 45.22 <br /> �h!pr1 HiD { i09 446 51-24 <br /> ru]lsbotaltgkl 3 254,900 5 31.86 <br /> Total Propern•Tam Collections Inca-ase w-Ith 2'/a nanaro vgroa•th= _8-5]Hilltop <br /> Sales Tax <br /> 4°!a grav-th o4Tr n 2021-22 rcar end projaGuons building=$6.7 aullion <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> TORT]r CAROLINA <br /> Travis Myren said last year the Commissioners decided to use one-time funding to <br /> prevent a tax increase, which now must be replaced with a sustainable revenue source. <br />