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<br />nn::>175 <br />.J ~ ... .... <br /> <br />In contrast to the tax collections from tourist expenditures, <br />the annual receipts from permanent residents are relatively <br />inconsequential. For Alternatives Two and Three annual <br />collections are projected at $2,600 in 1995, increasing to <br />nearly $20,000 by 2020. Total annual sales tax collections <br />associated with Wolf Creek Valley are summarized in Table <br />IV-33 below. <br /> <br />T1\BLE lV-33 <br />iOrAL ANMIAr. !'lAT.!':!': TAX RJ'rRTPl'S <br />in MINERAL (J'IINJ'Y' A.<:.qy'TATJ;n WITH <br />wrLF rnlmf VAT.T.RY'. 1985-2020 <br /> <br /> ~ 2005 2.Q2Q 1985-2020 <br />Alternative One: <br />Tourist $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 <br />Resident $ 5.13.8 $ 13.048 $ 30 .290 $ 442.809 <br />TOtal $ 5,138 $ 13,048 $ 30,290 $ 442,809 <br />Alternative Two: <br />Tourist $237,446 $442,387 $669,325 $13,674,400 <br />Resident $ 2.603 $ 7.87] $ 19.950 $ 27] .0lD <br />TOtal $240,049 $450,258 $658,275 $13,945,410 <br /> <br />Alternative Three: <br />Tourist <br />Resident <br />Total <br /> <br />$442,387 <br />$ 7.871 <br />$450,258 <br /> <br />$626,948 <br />$ 19.850 <br />$646,898 <br /> <br />$13,335,400 <br />$ 271.010 <br />$13,606,410 <br /> <br />$237,446 <br />$ 2.603 <br />$240,049 <br /> <br />NOI'E: 1984 constant dollars <br /> <br />Source: Hanuner, Siler, George Associates <br /> <br />These estimates are considered quite conservative. They do <br />not include any allowances for summer tourists. non-skier <br />tourists in the winter, or additional peak winter employees <br />and associated households. <br /> <br />The other major source of revenues to Mineral County are <br />Forest Service payments. Because most of the capital <br />facilities associated with the proposed ski area are to be <br />located on ~etional Forest $ystem land, no ad valorem taxes <br />will be collected directly by the county or other taxing <br />jurisdiction. In lieu of such taxes the Forest Service <br />currently makes payments to the county equal to 25 percent of <br />the fees it receives frail the base area operation. The total <br />fee received is based on a formula relating to capital <br />investment, gross income frail operations and other <br />variables. The funds must be used for road and school <br />expenditures. While the precise formulations for Wolf Creek <br />Valley are unknown, a conservative estimate of 12.5 cents per <br /> <br />, <br />, <br /> <br />233 <br />