NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, EAST WINDSOR TWP / 1101
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
( $3,124,655,373), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $9,706
To earn $.75 per capita is $624,931
To earn $1.00 per capita is $781,164
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,041,551
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,562,328
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,199,623), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, EWING TWP / 1102
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $3,707,703,855), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $46,128
To earn $.75 per capita is $741,541
To earn $1.00 per capita is $926,926
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,235,900
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,853,852
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,351,698), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HAMILTON TWP / 1103
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $10,401,291,350), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $82,623
To earn $.75 per capita is $2,080,258
To earn $1.00 per capita is $2,600,323
To earn $1.25 per capita is $3,467,094
To earn $1.50 per capita is $5,200,646
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($3,815,438), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HIGHTSTOWN BORO / 1104
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $524,440,204), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $14,016
To earn $.75 per capita is $104,888
To earn $1.00 per capita is $131,110
To earn $1.25 per capita is $174,813
To earn $1.50 per capita is $262,220
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $200,586), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HOPEWELL BORO / 1105
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $334,662,758), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $4,233
To earn $.75 per capita is $66,933
To earn $1.00 per capita is $83,666
To earn $1.25 per capita is $111,554
To earn $1.50 per capita is $167,331
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $134,317), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, HOPEWELL TWP / 1106
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $4,367,402,866), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $16,398
To earn $.75 per capita is $873,481
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,091,851
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,455,799
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,183,701
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,676,311), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, LAWRENCE TWP / 1107
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $5,668,202,768), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $29,238
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,133,641
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,417,051
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,889,399
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,834,101
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,156,338), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, PENNINGTON BORO / 1108
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $517,028,798), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $3,250
To earn $.75 per capita is $103,406
To earn $1.00 per capita is $129,257
To earn $1.25 per capita is $172,343
To earn $1.50 per capita is $258,514
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $191,892), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, PRINCETON BORO / 1109
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $2,542,470,604), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $52,590
To earn $.75 per capita is $508,494
To earn $1.00 per capita is $635,618
To earn $1.25 per capita is $847,489
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,271,235
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $949,237), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, PRINCETON TWP / 1110
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $5,092,015,403), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $81,829
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,018,403
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,273,004
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,697,337
To earn $1.50 per capita is $2,546,008
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,946,772), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, TRENTON CITY / 1111
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $3,197,686,305), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $361,922
To earn $.75 per capita is $639,537
To earn $1.00 per capita is $799,422
To earn $1.25 per capita is $1,065,894
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,598,843
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($1,205,892), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, WASHINGTON TWP / 1112
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $2,550,569,798), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $4,794
To earn $.75 per capita is $510,114
To earn $1.00 per capita is $637,642
To earn $1.25 per capita is $850,189
To earn $1.50 per capita is $1,275,285
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ( $960,296), and will
earn $1.25 per capita.
It is not possible for the State Library to estimate the apportionment
of per capita aid for those libraries which are members of a county
library. The additional amounts expended by the county library which are
credited to the member municipalities in their total expenses also cannot
be calculated as it varies from year to year.
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NEW JERSEY STATE LIBRARY
(Affiliated with Thomas Edison State College)
TO: Public Library Director, WEST WINDSOR TWP / 1113
FROM: Alka Bhatnagar 609.278.2640 ext.133 abhatnagar@njstatelib.org
Analysis and Trends Specialist, Library Development Bureau
DATE: October 29, 2008
SUBJECT: PCSA FY2011 : 2008 Equalized Valuation and Municipal Support for
Library Service
With the publication of the Certification of the Table of Equalized Valuation
for 2008 in October 2008, each library can determine the amount of municipal
support necessary during 2009 to achieve particular per capita state library
aid categories ($.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
( $6,210,264,902), the minimum municipal support needed:
To earn $.50 per capita is $14,773
To earn $.75 per capita is $1,242,053
To earn $1.00 per capita is $1,552,566
To earn $1.25 per capita is $2,070,086
To earn $1.50 per capita is $3,105,132
The 1/3 mil funding level is $1.25. The alternate minimum for municipal
libraries is prior year 1/3 mill plus 15%, ($2,384,469), 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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