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<br />and adding an exemption for renting a hotel or motel room, achieved seven votes of the 10 <br />needed for a supennajority. <br /> <br />The proposal presented by Commissioner Stewart included seven elements: <br /> <br />1) Recommend the $24 million dollar enhancement package. <br /> <br />2) Ask the Commissioners to move the Public Safety Services paid for in the general <br />fund out of the general fund and combine them with the enhancement package <br />creating one new Public Safety System, (approx. $60 million). <br /> <br />3) Recommend a 1 % Public Safety Tax on retail sales dedicated to the new Public <br />Safety System ONLY. <br /> <br />4) Recommend rebating a minimum of$l/thousand of the County's property tax up <br />to the entire amount based on the revenue generated by the new tax. <br /> <br />5) Recommend asking the voters to give us 3 years to prove results and then give <br />them the opportunity to vote it in permanent in November of2008. <br /> <br />6) The only way to change the rate is through a vote of the people. <br /> <br />7) Supply resolutions of support from all cities, Sheriff, and DA <br /> <br />Needs, Problems, and Issues in the Public Safety Syste.m <br /> <br />Lane County Governme,nt -in General. <br /> <br />During the 1950's, 60's and 70's rising revenue from federal lands meant Lane County did not <br />need to seek an increase in its property tax base. In the 1980-81 proposed budget, Law <br />Enforcement and Judicial Services are described as using 32 percent of the county's general fund <br />budget. The percentage now stands at 65 percent. In the departments listed below, there are <br />about 200 fewer employees when comparing staffing from 1980-81 to 2005-06. <br /> <br />DeptlEmployees 1980-1981 2005-2006 Difference <br />Public Health 82 59 -23 <br />Mental Health 90 58 -32 <br />Planning 24 13 -11 <br />Parks 25 19 -6 <br />A&T 155 59 -96 <br />RIS 37 24 -13 <br />Finance 49 17 -32 <br />Personnel 15 16 +1 <br />Facilities 21 25 +4 <br /> <br />Executive Summary - Lane County Public Safety Task Force Final Report <br /> <br />6 <br />
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