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Phase
II of Sarasota County’s Infrastructure Surtax, approved by the
voters in November 1997, is scheduled to sunset in 2009.
Phase II Ordinance 97-083

Projects from the original voter-approved list
that were completed or are projected to be completed by the end
of the program in 2009, as well as projects removed from or
added to the list as a result of additional unanticipated surtax
receipts.
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The report includes:
- Actual surtax revenue collections to date
and projected collections through program completion in 2009
for all participating jurisdictions.
- A detailed listing of surtax
appropriations and planned appropriations for the 10-year
program period FY 2000-2009 for all participating
jurisdictions.
- A detailed listing of surtax expenditures
by project for fiscal years 2000 through 2005 that includes
the actual projects that have been completed or are in
progress and for fiscal years 2006 through 2009, the
remaining budgeted projects for all participating
jurisdictions
Below are two charts that show both the
combined functional allocations and combined revenues for all
jurisdictions.
Background on the
Phase II Infrastructure Surtax Program
On July 22, 1997, the Sarasota County Commission adopted
Ordinance No. 97-083 that authorized the holding of a special
referendum election on November 4, 1997, to decide if a one-cent
sales tax should be continued for the 10-year period FY
2000-2009 to finance infrastructure improvements pursuant to Ch.
212.055 (2) F.S. The ordinance was adopted.
Summary of Program
Results
The original list of projects that was proposed back in 1997
totaled 183 projects countywide. Of these,172 received funding
from surtax revenues, and many of these projects are completed.
It is important to note that several of the 11
projects did not receive surtax revenues because grants and
other funding sources became available or because the project
was absorbed into another project. Sixty-two additional projects
countywide were added to the original list, totaling 234
countywide that received surtax revenues. |