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238 TUESDAY MARCH 1 0, 1 96/+ BEGINNING at a point on the Northeast side of the Street near the intersection of Union Street and Askin Street in the City of Martinsville, which point also marks the dividing line between Roy Street and the property of Andrew L. and Catherine B. Oakes, and run~ing from said be8innin~ point N. 320 04' E. ?5.64 feet to a pOlnt; thence N. 53 21'~. 190.38 feet to a pOlnt; thence N. 410 07' E. 40 feet to a point; thence crossing Roy Street in a Southeast direction to a point; thence S. 410 07' W. 40 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 530 21' W. 187.96 feet to a concrete monument; thence S. 320 04' W. 82.16 feet to a concrete monlli~ent, and thence crossing Roy Street in a northwest direction to the point of beginning, beIng shown on the aforementioned map as a portion of Roy Street.!! Attorney M. Harrison Joyce, counsel for Sale Knitting Company in the fore- going matter, informing Council of his client's intention to construct a building or buildings for industrial purposes on property now owned or to be acquired by Sale Knitting Company on or along Roy Street, requested Council to rezone such property to permit the industrial expansion of Sale Knitting Company as anticipated. Council referred this request to the Planning Commission for its consideration and recommendation. Under date of February 28, 1964, William Z. Ford, CPA, presented copies of an audit report covering the !!turnover accountability!! of the late William R. Shumate, who died !!in office!! as Treasurer for the City on January 12, 1964. The report indicated that, at the conclusion of the auditor's examination, receipts were obtained from the incoming Treasurer, John W. Bouldin, Jr., and an appropriate acknowledgment was obtained from J. S. Beck, acting under Power of Attorney from the estate of William R. Shumate, dec~ased, for the following assets and accounts of the City: (a) Cash on hand and in bank depositories; (b) Unsold dog tags; paid jury warrants; reimbursable vouchers; and cooperative stock certificates; (c) Accounts for uncollected real estate, personal property and license taxes; (d) Certificates of deposits; and (e) Accounts for uncollected utility billings and customers' utility deposits.