HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Book 20, Page 171, April 26, 1939.a-�! o, Co nissionors City of h Paduca1pril 26, 1338
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At �iieoular moetino of the Board of Commissioners hold in the Coruaisaioners'i
Chamber at the City Hall, Paducah, Kentucky, at 3:25 o'clock P.M. on the 20th day of
April, 1933, Llayor ::ashbur-n presided and upon call of the roll the following auawcrad
to their nares: Commissioners Hank, Melton, Pulliam, Stubblefield and Mayor +'aahburn-5
.rater drain! Commissioner offered the following motion: Horace Izeyors and �}
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Und to 34th numerous other petitioners, having petitioned _the City for an extension of orator main
along I!onroe Street from 32nd street to 34th street, a distancd of approximately 700
'fcot, and it appearing; from said petition that the petitioners agree in smiting and
bind themselves to pay for water at the price equivalent to three (3) consumers gor
each 300 feet of such cater main for a period of two (2) years,- I now move that said
petition be received and filed and that the Commissioners of ':."star ,,, orks be authorized
mpowered and instructed to extend said crater main by the use of a six (6) inch main I
�approximately 'on !,:onroa Street from 32nd street to 34th street, a distance of pp Y 700 feet,
and the city of Paducah agrees and bonds itself by the adoption of this motion to pay
the water main rentals as provided for in said franchise; said payments to commence
,r:hen said water wain has been laid and water has been turned into same.
Adopted on call of the roll: Yea:; Commissioners flank, Melton, Pulliam, Stubblefield
and vayor 'rlsshburn (5).
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'-oard of i4 i?oyer ''::ashturn offered motion that the resolution of the Coard of Education
�iccation ', of the City of Paducah, bearing date of April 25, 1939, specifying the rate of taxation
az Levy
esolution',' q pp public -
for 1239 V necessary to produce an ade uate amount for the support and maintenance of
schools for the year 1938, together with a like resolution adopted by said Board of
Zducation on said date, requesting a tax levy for the Teacher Retirement ''eland, both of
d w'ich r^ao'_ations have been presented to the Payor and Board of Commissioners, be now
nreceived and filed and that said resolutions be sprend upon the IZinutea of this meetin
"I'~ IT R IO>_7ED by the Board of Education of Paducah, Kentucky, that there
1i be ir,osod and lovied by the tax levying authority of the City of Paducah, Kentucky,
an ad valorem tax of one dollar (;1.00) on each 0100.00 of real and personal property
of the City of Paducah, Kentucky, subject to taxation for the year 1939, the same
belnZ necessary in t:e opinion of the Board of Education of Faducah, Kentucky, to pro-
^uce fcr sold year of 1939 the total estimated sum necessary to be raised to support
..aintain tae public schools of the City of Paducah, Kentucky, less the cati-ated
to be raised from the State Common School Fund.
"BH 1T JIIF!12 ?f SOLVED that since Chapter 65, of the Acta of the general
bl,r of 1?34 clearly places upon the local taxing authority of the City of Paducah,'
the otli?a*ion of mnintaining the sinking fund for all banded indebtedness
ling bonds votel for school purposes, this boards therefore,
,orable Mayor and Board of Commissioners that thore be imported
.c to raise a sawm sufficient for paying the intorent and maintain -
for the payment of school bonds at maturity; we believn a rate of
n Ce ;Ls (15) on each .100.00 valunt.ion of taxable property is
.: .:'y
: by the :.;card of Education of Paducah, }ortur::
1 nal la iadby the tax levying authority of t}r^ Fa_uoah,
.rem tax o; tuna nonts (3�) on each 1100.00 val:: real. and
icy of Ira?ur_nh, Kontucky, Subject to tnsnc: .. year
!n the opin!on of'
' the Board of Eduen .. rah, i
y. -.,,;r r SCJ an estirntod stun aqua'.. �;ahrl-
t lcky, for the s
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rate :d by las; on brxlc stock
No. 172
Proceedings of --'ard of Commissioners City of Paducah April 26. 1939
'.::D CL RICLL SERVICES IN CWNECTION TH'R,071TH, UNDER THE PROVISIOIIS Or All ACT OF TILE
L;;BLY OF THE C01•`.E:01C,lEALTH OF n'ENTUCKY ADOPTED AT ITS REGULAR SEB --1011 IN 1938
.'O'Z THE I.IaROVEt3EIT OF' PUi9LIC WAYS IN CITIES OF THE SECOND CLAS:; L'Z AID OF
caOGRBSS ADILINIGTitATION OR OTHER AGENCIES OF THE FEDERAL OR ::TATE GOVERNMENT,
,:.D AT UiZ EZLUSIVE COST OF THE OL.-:IERS OF REAL EZTATE ABUTTING ON 3UCII IWPROVLwENT
^17:0 m0 ^+;E NU EER OF FRONT OR ABUTTING FEET, AND PROVIDING THAT A TAX SHALL EE
',r,ID LCT3 OR PARCELS 02 REAL ESTATE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COST ASSEJ.lED
iCH COST SHALL BE THE DIF'I�EREICE EEIVIEZU THE 'TOTAL COST OF COMvLET1I:G
AIID THE TOTAL A:OUIIT OF TRE CON`fRIBUTION OF THE NORKS PROGRESS
ON OR OTHEP. AGENCIES OF THE FEDERAL OR STATE GOVERNMENT ENGAGED IN MAKING
r.-.07d:-IsNT, AND :AIICH TAX GIIALL BE DUE AND PAYABLE AT TIM OFFICE OF THE CITY
ONE-HALF THEREOF :.7iDi; TI -12 NORK OF CONSTRUCTION BEGINS A= THE RFJ!AINDER
ISREN ONE-HALF OF SAID IL:T'ROVE'ENTS SHALL HAVE BEAN COMPLETED, WHICH TIME SHALL
.. 'l-INED BY THE BOARD OF COI.:i:IJ�IONiTS IIITH THE ADVICE OF' THE CITY ENGINEER,"
_..;roduced and that it remain on file for not less than one (1) week for public
_.s].,oction in its completed form in which it shall be pub upon its final passage.
Wonted on call of the roll: Yeas; Commissioner^ Hank, Melton, Pulliam, Stubblefield
rn,! ?,.ayor Washburn (5).
Commissioner :'elton offered the following motion: I move that an ordinance
Tae Levy ordinance entitled: "All ORDINANCE FIXING THE LEVIES AND RATES OF TAXATION ON ALL PROPERTY IN TILE
for 1939 'CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, SUBJECT TO TAXATION FOR n.INICIPAL PURPOSES AND FOR 3CII00L
PURPOSES FOR TIL YEAR 1939, AND THE RATE OF POLL TAX 'NiTH THE: PURPOSE OF SAID TAXES
THEREUND-ER DEFINED", be adopted. Adopted on call of the roll: Yeas;
Commissionera Hank, Velton, Pulliam, Stubblefield and Mayor Washburn (5).
Mayor Washburn offered motion that this Adjourned regular meeting of the
Adjournment Loard of Commissioners be adjourned until Friday, April 28th, 1939 at 3:00 P.M.
Adopted on call of the roll: Yeas; Commissioners Hank, Melton, Pulliam, Stubblefield
and Mayor Waahburn (5).
ADOPTEDu)- 11939
tPPHOVED: _C/,L.-f