EXACTLY.
Journalists are frequently wrong.

Assessments may increase, but the MILL RATE (look it up!) will be adjusted so the total tax paid will be roughly the same.

Municipal taxes are calculated in reverse - the mill rate is established so when multiplied by the assessments in the City, the City raises the total desired for its budget.  

Your taxes will only see an abnormal jump if it increases more than the average, and eve ten, it wold not triple as suggested by the story.

Incredibly POOR RESEARCH on this article.  
I think a CORRECTION is I order.