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<br />48 <br /> <br />FRIDAY <br /> <br />JUNE 29..L19~2" <br /> <br />A special and duly-called reeting of the Council of the City of Martinsvi1le, <br /> <br />V:irginia, with Mayor J. Frank Wilson presiding, was held in the Council Chamber, <br /> <br />City Hall, Friday, Juoo 29, 1962, at 12 :30 P.M., all :rrembers of Co~il being <br /> <br />present, viz., Mayor J. Frank Wilson; Vice-Mayor Fred T. Renick; Thoms J. <br /> <br />Burch; E. E. Stone; and Ha.rry L. Boaz. <br /> <br />After the invocation, Mayor Wilson stated the purpose of this reeting, as set <br />forth in Council's meeting of June 26, 1962, which was to consider and/or adopt <br /> <br />the City Budget for the fiscal year ending Jure 30, 1963. <br /> <br />Councilman Burch introduced a motion that the budget be adopted with revisions <br /> <br />directed by Council and in accordame with a listing of said revisions by City <br /> <br />Manager Hirst--including the revertiIlS to the one-dollar-per-month utility tax <br />in effect prior to the fiscal year 1961-62 and including no change from the <br /> <br />past year in the City's property tax rates ($1.85 per one hundred dollars of <br /> <br />assessed valuation on taxable real estate and $2.25 per one hundred dollars <br /> <br />of assessed valuation on personal property and machinery and tools)--and <br /> <br />Councilman S tone seconded, after which and in discussion the following statements <br /> <br />were recorded: <br /> <br />Vice-Mayor Renick suggested that the utility tax, as heretofore imposed <br />as well as proposed to be imposed, be deleted and replaced by a tax of <br />ten per cent on each utility bill, with a minimum monthly tax of $1.00, <br />and with an excess computed by the 10% tax (over $1.00 per bill per <br />month) be earmarked for capital improvement projects. <br /> <br />Mayor Wilson expressed the opinion that, if the City develops as it <br />should, of oocessi ty more revenue will be required; however, perrling <br />completion of the current reappraisal of taxable real estate and a <br />thorough study of capital needs as well as ways and means of equitably <br />finanCing such needs, the revised budget for which motion to adopt <br />was introduced should be adopted. <br />