By Beth Duckett | The Republic | azcentral.com
Scottsdale residents can expect to see a slight relief on their property-tax bills this fall.
Scottsdale City Council members opted against a hike in the city’s primary-property tax.
A council majority turned down an up to 2 percent increase allowed in the primary-tax levy as part of budget discussions for the coming fiscal year.
Scottsdale’s overall rate and levy — or how much the city collects — are expected to drop, although rebounding property values offset the rate decrease.
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