Market value of city for 2020.

<td>Market value ($000)</td> <td></td> <td>736,554</td>

Nowthen city tax capacity (2019 est. pay 2020).

<td>Nowthen</td> <td>6,040,969</td> <td>4,637,194</td> <td>4,597,341</td> <td>7,191,929</td> <td>5,564,844</td>

Net tax capacity for levy payable year 2020/21.

2020/21 1,648,935 6,038,527 1,469,635 179,300 1,490,261 24.679% 4.94%

Net tax capacity for 2019/20.

2019/20 1,571,350 5,850,907 1,378,450 192,900 - 1,418,976 24.252% 5.48%

2020 taxable value for monthly city tax example.

$854,321 $194 $932,064 $193 $1,076,534 $208

2020 taxable value for residential city tax scenario.

$854,321 $2,327 91 $932,064 $932,064 $2,313 -14 $1,076,534 $1,076,534 $2,498 185 8.0%

Available fund balance as of FY2020.

The adjusted available fund balance as of FY 2020 was 39.3% of FY 2020 general fund expenditures, which we consider very strong, though lower on a nominal basis at approximately $684,000.

Total available reserves for 2020.

<td>Total available reserves ($000)</td> <td></td> <td>684</td>

2020 taxable value for residential city tax scenario.

$523,144 $1,305 49 $570,750 $570,750 $1,309 3 $659,216 $659,216 $1,431 122 9.3%

2020 taxable value for monthly city tax example.

$523,144 $109 $570,750 $109 $659,216 $119

2020 taxable value for monthly city tax example.

$360,842 $74 $397,068 $74 $464,385 $79

2020 taxable value for residential city tax scenario.

$360,842 $891 39 $398,447 $397,068 $883 -8 $460,207 $464,385 $950 67 7.6%

2020 market value of average home in Nowthen.

The market value of the average home in Nowthen increased about 7.7% to $356,000.

Average residential taxpayer property value

Average home value used in the levy impact discussion. Bucket: average Nowthen home value

Ending cash balance in Park Capital Fund for 2020.

CASH ENDING BALANCE <td>218,435</td> <td>174,527</td> <td>182,145</td> <td>195,788</td> <td>205,683</td> <td>215,825</td> <td>231,220</td>

Park Budget balance at end of 2020.

Greenberg asked the amount in the Park Budget Yager responded that at the end of 2020 it was $218,000, and in 2021 it should be $255,000 after Park Development fees are received.

Park Budget balance at end of 2020.

Greenberg asked the amount in the Park Budget Yager responded that at the end of 2020 it was $218,000, and in 2021 it should be $255,000 after Park Development fees are received.

Approximate Park Budget balance at end of 2020

Yager gave an approximate Park Budget balance at the end of 2020. Bucket: Park Budget

Ending cash balance in Capital Improvement Fund for 2020.

CASH ENDING BALANCE <td>178,268</td> <td>61,833</td> <td>88,225</td> <td>115,430</td> <td>143,605</td> <td>172,913</td> <td>203,100</td>

Size of the accessory building on the property.

The subject property contains an existing home and 6,000 square foot accessory building, as well as a 2,900 SF legally non-conforming lean-to.

Size of the main floor/footprint of living area of the house on the property.

Existing Building Sizes: RESIDENTIAL LOTS: House (main floor/footprint of living area): 4100 SF incl. garage.

Size of the legally non-conforming lean-to accessory structure on the property.

The subject property contains an existing home and 6,000 square foot accessory building, as well as a 2,900 SF legally non-conforming lean-to.

Size of the proposed accessory building for which variance is requested.

Variance to allow construction of a 30x42 accessory building (1,260 SF) on a 10.96 acre property located on the southeast side of Bass Lake off of Old Viking Boulevard.

Size of the property for which the variance is requested.

Variance to allow construction of a 30x42 accessory building (1,260 SF) on a 10.96 acre property located on the southeast side of Bass Lake off of Old Viking Boulevard.

Size of the property for which the Interim Use Permit is requested.

John and Nicholas Rohach are requesting approval of an Interim Use Permit (IUP) to operate a home extended business on Nicholas' 5.08-acre property located at 21226 St. Francis Boulevard NW.