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    This document shows Measure 5 compression loss totals by district for education, general government, cities, community colleges, fire services, urban renewal agencies, and education service districts in Washington County, Oregon. The largest compression loss was over $6.6 million for Portland School District 1-1, while other districts saw losses ranging from over $100,000 to under $50,000. Compression loss is the reduction in taxes required under property tax rate limits passed by voters in 1990.

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    This document shows Measure 5 compression loss totals by district for education, general government, cities, community colleges, fire services, urban renewal agencies, and education service districts in Washington County, Oregon. The largest compression loss was over $6.6 million for Portland School District 1-1, while other districts saw losses ranging from over $100,000 to under $50,000. Compression loss is the reduction in taxes required under property tax rate limits passed by voters in 1990.

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    Yr 1112

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    This document shows Measure 5 compression loss totals by district for education, general government, cities, community colleges, fire services, urban renewal agencies, and education service districts in Washington County, Oregon. The largest compression loss was over $6.6 million for Portland School District 1-1, while other districts saw losses ranging from over $100,000 to under $50,000. Compression loss is the reduction in taxes required under property tax rate limits passed by voters in 1990.

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    Measure5CompressionLossbyDistrict

    Education
    SchoolDistricts Banks#13 Beaverton#48 ForestGrove#15 Gaston#511 Hillsboro#1 LakeOswego#7J Newberg#46 Portland#11 Scappoose#117 Sherwood#88 TigardTualatin#23 Vernonia#49 WestLinn#101

    TaxReduction
    25,533.22 331,991.18 116,379.35 7,452.20 1,341,666.67 24,484.94 3,667.35 303,161.87 129.10 75,511.81 4,199,828.44 51.66 38,378.19

    GeneralGovernment
    County,Regional,Special WashingtonCounty UrbanRoadMaintenanceDistrict EnhancedSheriffPatrolDistrict MetroServiceDistrict PortofPortland TualatinHillsPark&Recreation Tigard/TualatinAquaticDistrict

    TaxReduction
    49,747.45 2.15 36.19 35.99 27.45 466.68 0.20

    Cities Beaverton Gaston Hillsboro Portland Tualatin

    2.30 45.65 7.93 6,621.08 4.59

    CommunityColleges PortlandCommunityCollege

    145,273.95 Fire ForestGroveRFPD GastonRFPD TualatinValleyFire&Rescue WashingtonCountyRFPD UrbanRenewalAgencies PortlandUR PortlandSpecialLevy LocalImprovementDistrictsand SpecialAssessments ManufacturedHomeDwellingFee RoadMaintenanceLID ServiceDistrictLighting#1 GovernmentTotal: 0.15 1,938.50 17,152.25 20.45

    EducationServiceDistricts ClackamasESD MultnomahESD NWRegionalESD WillametteESD EducationTotal:

    564.29 1,757.07 78,061.68 233.42 6,694,126.39

    1,218.81 113.50

    177.58 619.32 557.89 78,796.11

    * Compression Reduction in taxes required by the Measure 5 property tax rate limits approved in 1990. County assessors calculate compression as a dollar amount, but it can also be expressed as a tax rate. Compression is done on a propertyby propertybasis. * Measure 5 Constitutional tax rate limitations passed by voters in November, 1990, which can be found at Article XI, Section 11b, of the Oregon Constitution. Measure 5 limited school taxes to $5 per $1,000 of assessed value and nonschool taxes to $10 per $1,000 of assessed value starting in 199192. The school limit fell by $2.50 per $1,000 each year until it reached $5 per $1,000 in 199596. The nonschool limit remains at $10 per $1,000. Levies to pay bond principal and interest for capital construction projects are outside the limitation. The Measure 5 rate limits still apply under the provisions of Measure 50, passedin1997,butnowapplytoM5value.
    *Source:OregonPropertyTaxStatistics,OregonDeptofRevenue(Rev.802)

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