File #: 21-923    Name: 11.16.2021 Mission Linen
Type: General Agenda Item Status: Passed
File created: 10/20/2021 In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 11/16/2021 Final action: 11/16/2021
Title: Approve Property Tax Transfer for the proposed "Mission Linen Reorganization" involving annexation of 2.99 acres to the City of Pacific Grove and detachment from the Monterey County Resource Conservation District.
Attachments: 1. Board Report, 2. PG-PBCSD reso and MOU, 3. Mission Linen tax transfer Resolution, 4. REVISED Completed Board Order Item No. 41, 5. Completed Resolution Item No. 41

Title

Approve Property Tax Transfer for the proposed “Mission Linen Reorganization” involving annexation of 2.99 acres to the City of Pacific Grove and detachment from the Monterey County Resource Conservation District.

 

Report

RECOMMENDATION

It is recommended that the Board of Supervisors take the following actions:

Approve Property Tax Transfer for the proposed “Mission Linen Reorganization” involving annexation of 2.99 acres to the City of Pacific Grove and detachment from the Monterey County Resource Conservation District.

 

SUMMARY

The Monterey County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) is in receipt of a reorganization proposal involving annexation of the 2.99 acre Mission Linen property to the City of Pacific Grove and detachment from the Monterey County Resource Conservation District.  The proposal cannot be considered by LAFCO until a property tax transfer has been approved by the City and County.

 

DISCUSSION

Regarding the property tax transfer, the Board of Supervisors has previously adopted a pro forma “fair share” tax transfer resolution.  The resolution provides that the County and affected agencies would transfer a percentage of their “tax base revenue” based on the pro rata share of the City’s equivalent tax rate to the combined City/County equivalent tax rates.  The formula has been revised to reflect the County’s loss of property tax revenue that was imposed by the State during fiscal year 1993-94.  Non-affected jurisdictions would retain their percentage share of property taxes collected within an affected tax code area.  Of the total amount of property taxes available for distribution, the City of Pacific Grove would receive 45.52% and the County would receive 54.48%.  In addition, the City would receive a portion of property tax attributed to the Pebble Beach Community Services District as agreed to in the City/PBCSD MOU.

 

OTHER AGENCY INVOLVEMENT

The attached resolution was previously approved as to form by County Counsel.  The Auditor-Controller has reviewed the property tax allocation proposed in this report

 

FINANCING

The reorganization proposal territory is within Tax Rate Area 102-003.  This Tax Rate Area has the following property tax increment distribution:  23.11% - County of Monterey; 0.21% - affected districts; 76.68% - non-affected districts; 100% - total.  Due to property tax revenue reductions imposed by the State on the County of Monterey, the percentage share of existing County property tax available for distribution has been reduced by 41 percent from 23.11% to 13.63%.  As recommended, the County would receive 7.43% and the City would receive 6.20% of the amount available for distribution.  In addition, the City would receive the 0.18% previously allocated to the Pebble Beach Community Services  District, for a total allocation of 6.38%.  After adding back in the 41% reduction, the County would receive 16.91% of the total property tax collected within the affected area if the reorganization is approved.

 

 

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Nicholas Chiulos,                                                                                                         

Assistant County Administrative Officer                                                               

 

Attachments:

PG-PBCSD MOU

Mission Linen Tax Transfer Resolution

 

cc:

Ben Harvey, City Manage Pacific Grove

Alyson Hunter, Community Development Director, City of Pacific Grove

Mike Niccum, General Manager, Pebble Beach Community Services District

Kate Mckenna, LAFCO Executive officer

Joey Nolasco, MCO Auditor-Controller