North Dakota's budget reserves keep growing, and state
lawmakers say there will be lots of suggestions in the next Legislature about
how to use the money.
House Democratic leader Jerry Kelsh says the Legislature needs to
strengthen its existing program of providing money to reduce local property
taxes.
Several lawmakers are suggesting some of the value of residential
property should be exempted from property tax.
House Republican leader Al Carlson says some schools need help with
soaring enrollments. He's expecting proposals to reduce property taxes and
spend more on road repairs.
House Appropriations Committee chairman Jeff Delzer says the
Legislature can use surplus cash for public works improvements.
North Dakota's budget office says the state should have $2 billion in
reserves within a year. Delzer says those numbers could change.
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