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<br />once a week for two consecutive weeks, which notice shall state
<br />the time and place for the holding of a public hearing, on the
<br />proposed change, the boundaries of the area which will be af-
<br />fected, and the change proposed in terms of districts.
<br />Whenever the Council shall order that notice of a public hear-
<br />ing shall be given as hereinbefore provided for, it shall at the
<br />same time refer a copy of the petition to the Board of Zoning
<br />Appeals for report as is provided for by this subsection as is
<br />heretofore prescribed for by this subsection.
<br />Sec. 495(23). Amendment.
<br />(a) The City Council may from time to time on its own motion
<br />or on petition, after public notice and hearing, amend, supple-
<br />ment, or change the regulations and districts herein established.
<br />Every such proposed amendment, supplement or change shall be
<br />referred by the Council to the Board of Zoning Appeals for re-
<br />port before the above public hearing.
<br />(b) Costs and Pay of Board.—In addition to the requirements
<br />of the State Law relative to an appeal from a decision of the
<br />Building Inspector to the Board of Zoning Appeals, every such
<br />appellant, before delivering a Notice of Appeal to said Poard,
<br />shall deposit the sum of $10.00 as costs with the City Collector,
<br />who shall note on said Notice that the deposit required has been
<br />paid.
<br />Should the decision of the Building Inspector on Appeal be
<br />sustained by said Board, said deposit shall be paid into the City
<br />Treasury, but should the decision of said Inspector be reversed,
<br />in whole or in part, said deposit shall be returned to said appellant.
<br />Each member of the Board of Zoning Appeals shall be allowed
<br />a fee of $2.00 for each appeal considered and heard by such mem-
<br />ber, which shall be paid by the City Treasurer upon presentation
<br />of proper voucher, after being approved by the City Auditor.
<br />CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CODE.
<br />Sec. 496. Effect of portions of this code being declared
<br />unconstitutional.
<br />If any part or parts, sections or subsections, sentence, clause
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<br />or phrase, of this Code, are for any reason declared to be uncon-
<br />stitutional, such decision shall not effect the validity of the re-
<br />maining portions of this Code.
<br />Sec. 497. Penalties—general.
<br />Unless otherwise provided any violation of this Code shall be
<br />subject to a fine of not less than $1.00 nor more than $25.00 for
<br />each offense.
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<br />CHAPTER XLII.
<br />REPEAL, AND ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCES.
<br />Sec. 498. Repeal of general ordinances in conflict here-
<br />with—saving clause.
<br />All the provisions of this Code shall be in force and effect on
<br />and after the 15th day of July, 1932, and all ordinances in
<br />force at that time are hereby repealed from and after the said
<br />date.
<br />Such repeal shall not affect any offense or act committed or
<br />done or any penalty or forfeiture incurred or any contract or
<br />right establishes or accruing before said date of the 15th day
<br />of July, 1932; nor any ordinance or resolution promising or
<br />guaranteeing the payment of money by the City or authorizing
<br />the issue of any bonds of said City, or other evidence of said
<br />City's indebtedness, or any contract or obligation assumed by
<br />said City, nor shall said repeal affect the administrative ordinances
<br />or resolutions of the Council not in conflict or inconsistent with
<br />the preceding ordinances, nor the salaries of the officers or em-
<br />ployees, fixed by said ordinances or resolutions, nor shall it af-
<br />fect any right or franchise conferred by any ordinance or reso-
<br />lution of the Council to any person or corporation, nor- shall it
<br />affect the tax and license ordinances now or heretofore in force,
<br />nor shall it affect any prosecution, suit or proceeding pending on
<br />said date, except that the proceedings thereafter had shall con-
<br />form as far as practicable to the provisions of the foregoing or-
<br />dinances.
<br />Be it further ordained by the Coun-
<br />cil of the City of Charlottesville that
<br />the foregoing Ordinances, known and de-
<br />signated as the Code of the City of Char-
<br />lottesville, Virginia, containing forty-
<br />two chapters and four hundred ninety-eight
<br />sections, which were considered and passed
<br />upon section by section by the Council and
<br />are now before said Council in its completed
<br />form, be and the same hereby are adopted
<br />and enacted.
<br />Adopted by the Council, June 6, 1932.
<br />Ayes: Mr, Brown, Dr, Haden, Messrs. Joachim, Twyman and
<br />Watson.
<br />Noes: None*
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<br />ANNUAL TAX LEVY IMPOSING TAXES ON PER SONS AND PROPERTY FOR THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST
<br />ON THE CITY DEBT, FOR CREATING A SINKING FUND THEREFOR, FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE CITY
<br />GOVERNMENT AND CITY SCHOOLS, AND FOR OTHER EXPENSES.
<br />BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that for the year beginning the
<br />first day of January, 1932, and ending the thirty–first day of December, 1932, and each year there–
<br />after while this ordinance is in force, the taxes on persons and property for local purposes shall
<br />be as follows:
<br />GENERAL LEVY.
<br />le Land, Lots and Buildings.
<br />On tracts of land and lots and improvements thereon, not exempt from taxation, there
<br />shall be a tax of $1.15 (one dollar and fifteen cents) on every $100.00 assessed value
<br />thereof to pay the general operating expenses of the City government and to pay the in-
<br />terest and sinking fund on the City debt other than schools, and there shalt be levied an
<br />additional tax on every $100.00 assessed value thereof of 20� (twenty cents) to pay the
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