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The authority’s plans will see the council’s precept rise by £4.95 a year – an extra 9.5p on a Band D property week.
ELDC remains one of the lowest rates in the county and its precept makes up 8% of the overall bill, with the rest going to town councils, Lincolnshire County Council, and Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones.
At a meeting of the council’s overview committee yesterday (Tuesday), Councillor Jill Makinson-Sanders said: “3% on a small amount is footling really, percentages don’t mean a huge amount really do they?
“The claim that we’re the cheapest place in the East Midlands was pathetic really, it doesn’t matter. If people need the services we need to charge for them.
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Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones
The plans are part of a host of projects identified by Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner and the Chief Constable that will be green-lighted if a proposed lift in Council Tax is agreed.
To pay for the measures designed to improve community safety PCC Marc Jones is proposing a rise of between 20p and 26p a week for most households – which accounts for 5.9% of the policing element of Council Tax – which will deliver an additional £2.9m in funding.
The proposed rise comes just days after the results in the PCC’s annual survey showed overwhelming support for an even larger increase than the one proposed.