The Live Oak City Council approved a small tax increase for the next year, although it wasn’t unanimous. During a brief special meeting, the Council approved a $46.5 million budget and a 9.25-mill tax rate, both passing by a 4-1 vote. Council President Vanessa Brown Robinson dissented on both, although she didn’t voice why she opposed the measures. The 9.25-mill rate is 3.18% above the rollback rate of 8.9651 mills. The rollback rate is the tax …
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