A designated tier IV municipality shall not enact a property tax levy in its annual budget that is more than three per cent greater than the property tax levy contained in its annual budget for the prior fiscal year. The secretary shall develop such procedures and guidelines as may be needed to assist in the implementation of such property tax levy limitation. Any designated tier II, III or IV municipality may apply to the Municipal Accountability Review Board for exceptions to such property tax levy limitation. Factors to be considered by such board in approving or disapproving such exception shall include the need to address critical matters impacting the health and welfare of the citizens, funding needed to reduce a municipality's long-term obligations and the implementation of court orders or legal settlements.
(June Sp. Sess. P.A. 17-2, S. 372.)
History: June Sp. Sess. P.A. 17-2 effective October 31, 2017.
Structure Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 117 - Municipal Deficit Financing
Section 7-561. - Establishment of property tax intercept procedure and debt service payment fund.
Section 7-563. - Indenture or other agreements.
Section 7-564. - Rights and remedies of holders of general obligations.
Section 7-565. - State pledge to holders of general obligations.
Section 7-566. - Municipal petition to become a debtor.
Section 7-567. - Additional property tax to pay current year's expenses.
Section 7-570. - Issuance of additional general obligations.
Section 7-571. - Establishment of special capital reserve fund to secure general obligations.
Section 7-576h. - Property tax levy by tier II, III or IV municipality. Limitation. Exception.
Section 7-577. - Attorney General to apply for writ of mandamus.
Section 7-578. - Municipal comprehensive economic development plan to increase tax base.
Section 7-579. - Definition of deficit obligation re town and city of New Haven.