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Minutes, Public ~aring, La Porte City Coun~ <br />December 5, 1983, Page 6 <br />Councilperson Westergren: I think you'll find that La Porte's <br />• Fire Department is certainly as capable as Deer Park's, any day, <br />and I don't believe you're that much further from La Porte than <br />you are from Deer Park's nearest fire station. I don't think <br />that should be a concern. <br />Councilperson Skelton: I was curious--why, other than the fire, <br />is there anything other than the fire protection. that you would <br />want Pasadena to annex the area? And especially since it's been <br />in La Porte's ETJ all these years? <br />Mr. Trahan: Well for one thing, La Porte has not developed the <br />status of Pasadena for shopping and stuff like that, and with the <br />development .around the rodeo grounds and such, some of us felt <br />that Pasadena would be more likely to provide better police <br />protection and fire protection to that area in a shorter period <br />of time . <br />Mayor Cline: That may very well be true, since Pasadena's got <br />there Civie center out there. All I can say, Mr. Trahan, is, <br />I think our police department and our fire department are both <br />outstanding departments in their field, and. I'm sure they'll <br />make every effort to give the service in that area as they have <br />here in town. <br />Councilperson Skelton: Well, contrary to what this sounds like, <br />I've had a lot of people say that we go to La Porte schools, we <br />• do so many things, that we want to be in the City of La Porte. <br />So I'm kind of astonished when I heard that, and that's why I <br />asked. <br />5. If annexed what dollar figure changes can we expect to see <br />in our taxes and utilities and when do these changes go into <br />effect? <br />Mayor Cline: I don't believe you'll see any difference, really, <br />dollar-wise in your taxes. This has been discussed and didn't <br />we come up with just about the same figure on that? <br />City Manager Jack Owen: One penny. <br />Mayor. Cline: One penny difference? <br />City Manager Jack Owen: Yes. At the present time, College View <br />has a 71G per $100 valuation; La Porte .has a 72G per $100 valuation. <br />I have not made a comparison of the water and sewer rates; there <br />would be a difference there, though. <br />Councilperson Westergren: Do they have an exemption? A home- <br />stead exemption? <br />Mayor Cline: You-can't have them in water districts. <br />• Councilperson Westergren: OK, then it would be-less for the <br />homeowners, because you get a 20 percent exemption off your home- <br />stead, so its less for a homestead than it would be now. <br />
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