Here are the numbers that make up your property tax bill this year
Cleveland Heights property taxes will rise by 3 mills this year, according to data provided by The Plain Dealer and Cleveland.com. Homeowners will pay $3,415 for every $100,000 in home value this year, up from $3,321 last year, according to the database. Overall millage stands at 111.5 this year, compared to 108.46 in 2012. The top rates in the state belonged to two neighboring areas — the Shaker Square portion of Cleveland in the Shaker Heights School District and the City of Shaker Heights. Cleveland Heights' rate might have been higher if the school board would have approved the master facilities bond issue last year. The issue included a 5.9-mill levy and an estimated $15 additional dollars per $100,000 of valuation. At 74.3 mills, the…
The board hosted a work session on Monday to discuss how the district could pay for the $206.2 million project.
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board focused on Plan C funding options its work session Monday night. Though Steve Shergalis, director of business services, touted the plan's flexibility, the ability to completely fund it will partly rely on voter approval and private donations. The project, which would renovate and reconfigure schools in the district by 2022, is estimated to cost $206.2 million. Nearly 70 percent of that cost would be paid for by a bond issue the board hopes to put on the November ballot. The measure would ask voters to approve a 5.9-mill, 37-year bond issue that would produce $137.2 million. Residents would pay $15.50 per month per $100,000 of property valuation. It would be the district's first bond …
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The joint meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. May 14 at the Cleveland Heights Community Center.
This article was originally published at 8 a.m. April 24. The Cleveland Heights and University Heights city councils and the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. May 14 in the Cleveland Heights Community Center. Mayor Ed Kelley confirmed the time and location Thursday and said the joint meeting is open to the public. Karen Jones, school board president, announced the date was confirmed at Monday's board work session. The councils and board will discuss the proposed facilities master plan for the CH-UH district. Cleveland Heights City Council has also asked the CH-UH School Board to meet separately about community concern over the future of the former Millikin school several times since February. A date …
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Lol McIntosh
3:06 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Yes, when I started organizing all my tax info I was floored by my taxes. Makes me think seriously about moving to another city as it is like paying on another loan! more ›