Sacramento County Grand Jury
• 2004-2005
• Agency Response
City of Folsom Steve Miklos*
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Findings 1 findings
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In reviewing finding 1 - "The City of Folsom is in compliance with existing laws when the L & L District uses its assessment authority. When a surplus occurs, credits are applied to the tax rolls generated from the County Auditor. The credit is not specifically noted on the tax bill, and as such, is not necessarily clear to property owners." The City agrees with Finding 1.
Recommendations 1
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R1Page 1In reviewing recommendation No. 1 - "The City of Folsom should explain to property owners how assessments are made and why credits are given rather than lowering assessments. The L & L District and the City Council should continue their efforts to keep property owners informed about the assessment and billing process." Telephone: 916-355-7346 • Fax: 916-355-7328 • www.folsom.ca.us Hon. Michael G. Virga, Presiding Judge September 14, 2005 Page Two The City concurs with Recommendation 1 and agrees to inform property owners as to why a credit is given instead of lowering the assessment. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on this report. Sincerely, Stephen E. Miklos Mayor Mark Norris, Director of Finance, County of Sacramento c: Sacramento County Grand Jury Martha Clark Lofgren, City Manager Bruce Cline, Interim City Attorney Christa Schmidt, City Clerk
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