Form Sfn 24754 - Maximum Levy Worksheet - For Tax Years Beginning With 2009 Page 3

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School District General Fund Maximum Levy
School districts are permitted the following alternatives to calculate the maximum levy for the
general fund:
1. The amount levied in dollars for the last school year plus 12 percent but not to exceed 185
mills. See North Dakota Century Code § 57-15-14. No. 7 on the worksheet.
2. The amount raised by voter-approved unlimited levy (through taxable year 2015) or speci-
fi ed number of mills applied to the current year taxable value. See N.D.C.C.
§§ 57-15-14(1) and 57-15-14(2). No. 9 on the worksheet.
3. The number of dollars levied in the base year (adjusted for expired temporary levies and
property added to or removed from the assessment rolls), plus any new mill levies autho-
rized by the legislature or the electors that were not in effect in the base year, and reduced
by the amount by which the Mill Levy Reduction Grant for the budget year exceeds the
amount of the Mill Levy Reduction Grant for the base year.
4. To be eligible to receive a Mill Levy Reduction Grant under ch. 57-64, a qualifying school
district must establish a spending level that does not result in a general fund mill rate ex-
ceeding 110 mills. Exceptions:
a. The district has approval of a majority of the electors of the school district for a
higher levy;
b. The higher levy is the result of a school district reorganization in compliance with
ch. 15.1-12; or
c. The higher levy does not produce an amount in dollars exceeding the amount
allowed under § 57-15-01.1 for taxable year 2008 reduced by the amount of the
school district’s mill levy reduction grant under § 57-64-02 for the budget year.
5. If the Mill Levy Reduction Grant for the budget year reduces the school district general
fund levy to zero, the excess Mill Levy Reduction Grant must be applied fi rst to reduce the
high school tuition levy and then to reduce the high school transportation levy. See the
special Maximum Levy Worksheet and instructions for those two funds.

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