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AN ORDINANCE FIXING THF APPORTIONMrNT OF THE PUBLIC
FUNDS OF THF CITY OF PADUCAH FOR THE YEAR 1933.
BF. IT ORDAINED BY THF BOAFD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY:
SECTION 1.
That the apportionment of the public funds or
revenues of the City of Paducah, Kentucky for the year 1933 for
the different purposes and under the different heads, shall
be as follows, to -wit:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Estimated to be expended as follows, to -wit -
Salary - Mayor .................................... q 3330.00
City Stenographer ................................. 1110.00
Police Judge..... 3000.00
Police Judge - Stenographer ....................... 600.00
CitySolicitor .................................... 2497.50
CityAttorney ..................................... 648.00
Milkand Meat Inspector ........................... 300.00
Incinerator Keeper ................................ 480.00
Anti T.E. Sanitarium .............................. 1200.00
Carnegie Library ............................... 3600.00
Home of the Friendless ....................... 1800.00
Colored Home of the Friendless .................... 600.00
Motherls Club ..................................... 600.00
Settlement House.................................. 600.00
Health & Sanitary Supplies ........................ 1200.00
Boy Scouts ........................................ 200.00
Parks ...................................... 4576.00
Water Rentals ..................................... 45500.00
Costs & Suits..................................... 2100.00
City Physician & Health Officer ................... 1480.00
Assistant City Physician .......................... 600.00
Total 76021.50
D?PARTMENT OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
Estimated to be expended as follows, to -wit -
Salary - Commissioner ............................ 2997.00
Riverside Hospital ............................... 29500.00
Cemetery ........................................ 4500.00
City Hall . ................................ 2400.00
Repairs to Buildings ............................. 600.00
CityScales ....................................... 800.00
Market ....................... ................... 1400.00
Wharf .• .................................... 100.00
Street Lights .................................... 18000.00
Bonds ............................................ 800.00
Insurance ........................................ 1000.00
$ 62097.00
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DF. PA RTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Estimated to be expended as follows, to -wit:
Salary - Commissioner .....................
270,00
Police Department Salaries
Providing the following schedule of: monthly
pay beginning April Ist, 1933.
Chief of Police ....................:.<>
162.00
Captains ....................
113.40
Chief of Detectives .................
141.75
Asst. Chief of Police .....
117.00
All other patrolmen and detectives ..
97.20
30,320.85
Supplies and Traffic Lights ...........
5,500.00
City Jail, Salaries and supplies2,500.00
7.2
Including Jailor's salary of ;90
per month.beginning April 1st, 1933,
and supplies
Fire Department Salaries
Providing the following schedule of monthly
payment beginning April 1st, 1933.
Chief of Fire Department .............
162.00
Captains ... ... ..
... ...... ... ... ...
109.35
All other members of Fire Department..
97.20
35,256.60
Supplies - Fire Department .............
6,200.00
Payment on truck leased in 1928 ........
2,018.97
Miscellaneous Charity ..................
3,500.00
Total $ 85,566.42
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Estimated to be expended as follows, to -wit:
Salary - Commissioner.................... 2,997.00
Engineering Department ................. 6,500.00
Street .& Sewer Departments ................ 31,503.00
0 41,000.00
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC FINANCE
Estimated to be expended as follows:
Salary - Commissioner $2997.00
Auditor............................N1665.00
Assistant Auditor ......................... 1110.00
Special Bill Clerk ......................... 1387.50
Office Clerk....... .. 795.48
....... ..... ........
Extra Office Help -Improvement Accountant .. 999.00
CityClerk ................................ 925.00
License Inspector ......................... 1110.00
Assessor. .... ......................... 1387,50
Assistant Assessor........................ 795.48
Extra Help for making tax bills
Improvement Accountina and License
administration .......................... 2550.00
Board of Equalizers .............. 950.00
Evaluation Board & Assistants ............. 600.00
Dog Catcher., ................ 600.00
Printing, Postage Supplies .............. 6500.00$24,371.96
Sundry Interest on City Bonds
3rd District Sewer Bonds ............. 30000.00
(Other than schools) -Sundry........... 13875.00
Sewer Bonds of 1926................. 1687.50
Bridge Bonds of 1926 ................. 1350.00
Street Bonds of 1926 ................. 5400.00
City of Paducah Funding BondsNo.l... 9625.00
City of Paducah Funding Bonds No. 2.:. 19650.00 81587.50
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Sinking Fund
3rd District Sewer Bonds ............. 4 15,000.00
General Sinking Fund 12,999.99
Sewer Bonds of 1926 2,500.00
Bridge Bonds of 1926 ................. 2,000.00
Street Bonds of 1926. . 4,000.00
City of Paducah Funding Bonds No.1... 1,000.00
City of Paducah Funding Bonds No. 2... 5,000.00
1932 Requirements - Sinking Fund .... 18,249.99 60,749.98
Total 197,897.36
APPORTIONP,U NT FOP ':CHOOL PURPOSES
Interest and Sinking Fund, including
23I levy for School Improvement Bonds 49,539.95
School Board Budget estimated, including
advalorem tax of $ 0.97 to be collected
and paid over by the City 210,532.72
~ 457,970.03
TOTAL OF ALL DEP.ARTNENTS
DEPARTMfENT
OF
PUBLIC
AFFAIRS ..................
76,021.50
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBT_IC
"YORKS .....................
41 000.00
DEPART10-NT
OF
PUBLIC'SAFFTY
...................
85,566.42
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
PROPERTY .................
62,097.00
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
FINANCE ..................
197,897,36
TOTAL APPORTIONM;E`!T FOR CITY PURPOSES 462,582.28
INTEREST AND SINKING FUND, SCHOOL IKPROVEi+TNT BONDS 49,539.95
SCHOOL GENERAL FUNDS ............................. 208,929.40
TOTAL SCHOOL FUNDS 258,569.35
SECTION 2.
That on the 15th day of becember 1933, an approximate
estimate shall be made of the amount necessary to nay maturity
i
claims until the first day of January, 1934, and all amounts i
in excess of actual needs shall be converted into the general
funds of the city for tl�e purpose of taking up obligations of the
city.
SECTION 3.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
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SECTION 4.
This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage, record and public^tion.
Signed
Mayor
II Passed by the Board of Commissioners March 31st, 1933
Recorded by Rudy Stewart, Clerk r. 1933:
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