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<br />35 <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />JANUARY 14, 1975 <br /> <br />Upon recommendation of City Manager Noland, Council authorized the expending of <br /> <br />up-to $600.00 from Electric Department funds for the purpose of financing, along <br /> <br />with other Virginia municipal electric systems, the cost of legal assistance <br /> <br />toward certain desired State legislation and/or the clarification of certain <br /> <br />State statutes pertaining to joint power generation and joint purchasing of <br /> <br />electric energy. <br /> <br />Upon recommendation of City Manager Noland, Council amended Section 5-1.2 of <br /> <br />City's Employee Manual (adopted November 26, 1974) to read as follows: <br />5-1.2 Holidays with Pay <br />(a) All employees (except temporary employees whose term of <br />employment is less than thirty days duration) covered by <br />this manual shall receive full pay for the holidays listed <br />in Sec. 5-1.1 provided, however, the employee performs <br />the balance of the scheduled work week at regular periods <br />during the pay week in which the holiday falls. <br /> <br />At the request of the Board of Trustees of the former Martinsville Memorial <br /> <br />Public Library (which is now the regional Martinsville-Henry County Public <br /> <br />Library), said Board indicating that it is no longer active in the affairs of <br /> <br />the local public library, Council unanimously authorized acceptance of deed <br /> <br />and title (from said Trustees) to real estate presently occupied by the <br /> <br />regional public library at 310 East Church Street. <br /> <br />In connection with the current quadrennial reassessment of taxable real estate <br /> <br />within the City of Martinsville, and with special reference to property valuation <br /> <br />notices recently mailed by the Board of Assessors to property owners, several <br /> <br />citizens appeared before Council and commented thereon, generally urging Council <br /> <br />to adjust the real estate tax rate so as not to impose additional taxes upon <br /> <br />property owners which otherwise might be imposed, should the current rate be <br />