MORAN — Moran residents will pay more, slightly, in property taxes and utility bills.
City Council members on Monday approved Moran’s 2016 budget, which is supported in part with an ad valorem tax levy of 34.184 mills.
The levy is seven-tenths of a mill higher than was spent for this year.
That means the owner of a $50,000 home will spend a little more than $197 in property taxes to support the city, about $4 more than this year. (This figure does not include property taxes for the county, Allen Community College or USD 256).
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