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(KMZA)--The proposed 2017 budget for the city of Seneca keeps the property tax levy at about the same level as its been for 5 years.
The City Council approved the proposed $11 million budget for publication Wednesday evening.
The budget contains an estimated tax levy of 32.338, which is to raise about $713,000.
City Administrator Matt Rehder says they were able maintain the property tax levy due to about a 6 ½ percent in the city’s assessed valuation. He said a mill will raise over $22,000.
Rehder says no major projects are planned for 2017.
The Council will consider adoption of the budget following a public hearing at their August 15th meeting.
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