The city’s sales tax sharing agreement with Ontario County has been beneficial to Geneva’s finances and should be extended, City Manager Matt Horn is recommending. The pact is up for renewal after getting a one-year extension for 2016. Horn presented an overview of the sales tax agreement at last week’s Council meeting, noting that the city entered into an agreement with the county in 2006 for …
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