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<br />258 <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />MAY 1 2, 1 964 <br /> <br />The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Council of the City of Martinsville, <br /> <br />Virgin~a, with Mayor J. Frank WilSCJn presiding, 1N"as held in the Council ChaInber, <br /> <br /> <br />City Hall, TUE:;sday, May 12, 1964, beginning at 7:30 P.M., with all members being <br /> <br /> <br />present, viz., Mayor J. Frank Wilson; Vice-Mayor Fred T. Renick, M.D.; Harry L. <br /> <br /> <br />Boaz; Thomas ,J, Burch; and E. E. Stone. <br /> <br />After the invocation, Council approved as recorded the minutes of its regular <br /> <br />meeting held April 28, 1964. <br /> <br />With reference to that portion of these minutes citing the Council's position <br /> <br />v!i th respect to the two annexation petitions of record before the court, filed <br /> <br />by the Whittle Family Irrevocable Trust and by Lanier Farm, Inc., City Attorney <br /> <br />Cubine informed the Council that he has filed answers (with the court) to the <br /> <br />two pending annexation suits, in accordance with Council's instructions. <br /> <br />In further considering the business license tax relief petition filed by <br /> <br />Prillaman & P'tce, Inc., Council indicated that it wil L discuss this matter <br /> <br /> <br />informally with the petitioner (and his counsel) at some mutually-agreeable <br /> <br />time prior to Council's forthcoming May 26th meeting. Meanwhile, Council <br /> <br /> <br />clarified the reference in its April 28th minutes to the effective date if any <br /> <br />tax relief is granted the petitioner and other contractors, indicating that <br /> <br />should any relief be granted it would not be retroactive to gross receipts <br /> <br />for the fiscal or calendar year on which busin8ss licens8 taxes are imposed <br /> <br /> <br />for the licellE;e year beginning May 1, 1964. M:wor Wili30n suggested that a <br /> <br /> <br />comprehensive study be given thE:' Cit;T'S tax structure in order that Council <br /> <br />might have a more sound basis upon which to make tax-levying decisions, <br /> <br />especially with regard to equitable taxation. <br />