NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, BAYONNE CITY / 0901
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
( $6,535,892,972), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $226,151
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,307,179
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,633,973
To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,178,629
To earn $1.50 per capita is $3,267,946
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,423,332), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, EAST NEWARK BORO / 0902
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $177,690,475), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $883
To earn $.75 per capita is $35,538
To earn $1.00 per capita is $44,423
To earn $1.25 per capita is $59,230
To earn $1.50 per capita is $88,845
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $71,715), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, GUTTENBERG TOWN / 0903
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $1,138,057,381), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $2,033
To earn $.75 per capita is $227,611
To earn $1.00 per capita is $284,514
To earn $1.25 per capita is $379,352
To earn $1.50 per capita is $569,029
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $440,795), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HARRISON TOWN / 0904
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $1,380,231,859), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $64,166
To earn $.75 per capita is $276,046
To earn $1.00 per capita is $345,058
To earn $1.25 per capita is $460,077
To earn $1.50 per capita is $690,116
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $511,857), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HOBOKEN CITY / 0905
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $10,050,017,693), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $71,633
To earn $.75 per capita is $2,010,004
To earn $1.00 per capita is $2,512,504
To earn $1.25 per capita is $3,350,003
To earn $1.50 per capita is $5,025,009
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($3,626,014), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, JERSEY CITY / 0906
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $23,170,628,705), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $801,367
To earn $.75 per capita is $4,634,126
To earn $1.00 per capita is $5,792,657
To earn $1.25 per capita is $7,723,535
To earn $1.50 per capita is $11,585,314
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($8,368,422), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, KEARNY TOWN / 0907
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $4,049,736,421), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $72,196
To earn $.75 per capita is $809,947
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,012,434
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,349,911
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,024,868
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,563,924), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, NORTH BERGEN TWP / 0908
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $5,988,742,674), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $59,667
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,197,749
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,497,186
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,996,246
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,994,371
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,103,567), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, SECAUCUS TOWN / 0909
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $5,676,713,281), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $22,343
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,135,343
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,419,178
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,892,236
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,838,357
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,208,495), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, UNION CITY / 0910
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $3,809,384,545), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $69,703
To earn $.75 per capita is $761,877
To earn $1.00 per capita is $952,346
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,269,794
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,904,692
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,415,439), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, WEEHAWKEN TWP / 0911
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $2,322,809,506), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $18,000
To earn $.75 per capita is $464,562
To earn $1.00 per capita is $580,702
To earn $1.25 per capita is $774,269
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,161,405
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $856,137), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, WEST NEW YORK TOWN / 0912
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $2,777,194,938), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $36,753
To earn $.75 per capita is $555,439
To earn $1.00 per capita is $694,299
To earn $1.25 per capita is $925,731
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,388,597
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,032,068), 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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