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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, CARTERET BORO / 1201 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $2,656,755,305), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $36,134 To earn $.75 per capita is $531,351 To earn $1.00 per capita is $664,189 To earn $1.25 per capita is $885,584 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,328,378 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $938,202), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, CRANBURY TWP / 1202 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,848,544,432), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $5,948 To earn $.75 per capita is $369,709 To earn $1.00 per capita is $462,136 To earn $1.25 per capita is $616,181 To earn $1.50 per capita is $924,272 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $701,877), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, DUNELLEN BORO / 1203 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $710,149,218), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $5,408 To earn $.75 per capita is $142,030 To earn $1.00 per capita is $177,537 To earn $1.25 per capita is $236,716 To earn $1.50 per capita is $355,075 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $273,593), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, EAST BRUNSWICK TWP / 1204 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $8,246,091,122), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $21,400 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,649,218 To earn $1.00 per capita is $2,061,523 To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,748,694 To earn $1.50 per capita is $4,123,046 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($3,084,257), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, EDISON TWP / 1205 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $16,080,086,843), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $70,000 To earn $.75 per capita is $3,216,017 To earn $1.00 per capita is $4,020,022 To earn $1.25 per capita is $5,360,024 To earn $1.50 per capita is $8,040,043 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($5,897,937), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, HELMETTA BORO / 1206 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $255,881,235), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is To earn $.75 per capita is $51,176 To earn $1.00 per capita is $63,970 To earn $1.25 per capita is $85,294 To earn $1.50 per capita is $127,941 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $96,629), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, HIGHLAND PARK BORO / 1207 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,502,232,244), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $29,733 To earn $.75 per capita is $300,446 To earn $1.00 per capita is $375,558 To earn $1.25 per capita is $500,744 To earn $1.50 per capita is $751,116 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $569,334), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, JAMESBURG BORO / 1208 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $565,816,025), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $987 To earn $.75 per capita is $113,163 To earn $1.00 per capita is $141,454 To earn $1.25 per capita is $188,605 To earn $1.50 per capita is $282,908 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $213,456), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, METUCHEN BORO / 1209 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $2,377,854,891), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $35,433 To earn $.75 per capita is $475,571 To earn $1.00 per capita is $594,464 To earn $1.25 per capita is $792,618 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,188,927 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $877,223), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, MIDDLESEX BORO / 1210 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,728,042,883), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $28,725 To earn $.75 per capita is $345,609 To earn $1.00 per capita is $432,011 To earn $1.25 per capita is $576,014 To earn $1.50 per capita is $864,021 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $641,470), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, MILLTOWN BORO / 1211 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,082,225,616), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $2,983 To earn $.75 per capita is $216,445 To earn $1.00 per capita is $270,556 To earn $1.25 per capita is $360,742 To earn $1.50 per capita is $541,113 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $392,668), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, MONROE TWP / 1212 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $8,036,788,818), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $100 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,607,358 To earn $1.00 per capita is $2,009,197 To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,678,927 To earn $1.50 per capita is $4,018,394 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,931,804), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, NEW BRUNSWICK CITY / 1213 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $3,465,569,264), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $120,167 To earn $.75 per capita is $693,114 To earn $1.00 per capita is $866,392 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,155,189 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,732,785 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,360,104), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, NORTH BRUNSWICK TWP / 1214 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $5,220,773,622), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $25,000 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,044,155 To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,305,193 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,740,256 To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,610,387 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,970,637), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, OLD BRIDGE TWP / 1215 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $7,964,419,512), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $3,500 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,592,884 To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,991,105 To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,654,804 To earn $1.50 per capita is $3,982,210 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($3,004,351), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, PERTH AMBOY CITY / 1216 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $3,897,821,910), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $92,298 To earn $.75 per capita is $779,564 To earn $1.00 per capita is $974,455 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,299,273 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,948,911 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,429,927), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, PISCATAWAY TWP / 1217 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $6,957,489,532), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $55,570 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,391,498 To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,739,372 To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,319,161 To earn $1.50 per capita is $3,478,745 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,617,744), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, PLAINSBORO TWP / 1218 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $3,759,749,719), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $100 To earn $.75 per capita is $751,950 To earn $1.00 per capita is $939,937 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,253,249 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,879,875 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,450,310), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SAYREVILLE BORO / 1219 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $5,469,098,518), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $27,333 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,093,820 To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,367,275 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,823,031 To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,734,549 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,059,886), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SOUTH AMBOY CITY / 1220 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,044,832,482), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $9,582 To earn $.75 per capita is $208,966 To earn $1.00 per capita is $261,208 To earn $1.25 per capita is $348,277 To earn $1.50 per capita is $522,416 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $394,781), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SOUTH BRUNSWICK TWP / 1221 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $8,292,906,628), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $7,500 To earn $.75 per capita is $1,658,581 To earn $1.00 per capita is $2,073,227 To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,764,299 To earn $1.50 per capita is $4,146,453 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($3,199,790), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SOUTH PLAINFIELD BORO / 1222 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $3,935,401,497), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $43,243 To earn $.75 per capita is $787,080 To earn $1.00 per capita is $983,850 To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,311,799 To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,967,701 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,481,767), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SOUTH RIVER BORO / 1223 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $1,674,849,719), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $7,333 To earn $.75 per capita is $334,970 To earn $1.00 per capita is $418,712 To earn $1.25 per capita is $558,283 To earn $1.50 per capita is $837,425 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $655,705), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, SPOTSWOOD BORO / 1224 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $947,878,445), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is To earn $.75 per capita is $189,576 To earn $1.00 per capita is $236,970 To earn $1.25 per capita is $315,959 To earn $1.50 per capita is $473,939 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $351,568), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY (Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College) TO: Public Library Director, WOODBRIDGE TWP / 1225 FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau DATE: October 29, 2008 SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for Library Service With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library aid categories ($.50 to $1.50). The support can include dedicated tax payments in those counties where the municipality contributes to the support of a county library system, expenses incurred by the municipality in support of the public library not specifically appropriated to the library, and the budgeted appropriation. The total municipal support during 2009 is divided by the 2008 Equalized Valuation in calculating the per capita aid to be paid in October 2010. Based on the 2008 Equalized Valuation for your municipality ( $13,849,957,802), the minimum municipal support needed: To earn $.50 per capita is $357,932 To earn $.75 per capita is $2,769,992 To earn $1.00 per capita is $3,462,489 To earn $1.25 per capita is $4,616,648 To earn $1.50 per capita is $6,924,979 The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($5,161,425), and will earn $1.25 per capita. It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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