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APPENDIX C <br />CITY FINANCIAL INFORMATION <br /> <br />City Assessed Valuation <br /> <br /> A history of the City's assessed valuations for the past seven years appears in Table C- <br />l. Assessed valuations as shown are based on 100% of full value, rather than 25% as was the <br />case in years prior to 1981-82 FY. Assessed valuations include the homeowners' exemption, <br />the taxes on which are paid by the State of California. <br /> <br />Table C-1 <br /> <br />CITY OF PLEASANTON <br />ASSESSED VALUATIONS <br /> <br />Fiscal Assessed Percent <br />Year Valuation Increase <br /> <br />1981-82 $1,028,133,157 20.4% <br />1982-83 1,161,165,176 12.9% <br />1983-84 1,360,471,441 17.2% <br />1984-85 1,586,992,818 16.7 % <br />1985-86 2,015,255,024 27.0% <br />1986-87 2,631,033,515 30.1% <br />1987-88 3,128,216,447 18.9% <br />1988-89 3,463,761,543 10.7% <br />1989-90 3,905,396,099 12.8% <br /> <br />Source: California Municipal Statistics, Inc. <br /> <br />Tax Rates <br /> <br /> The basic tax rate for all taxing entities within a particular tax code area is $1 per $100 <br />of assessed valuation in accordance with Article XIIIA of the State Constitution. To this may <br />be added whatever tax rates are necessar7 to meet debt service on indebtedness approved by <br />the voters. There are 51 tax code areas w~thin the City of Pleasanton. <br /> <br /> <br />