_APRIL 19 1932 ORDINANCES 2 COUNCIL

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L A interest and sinking fund on school bonds and 65V (sixty-five cents) for the maintenance and operating of the City schools. 2. Tangible Personal Property. Upon all tangible personal property as defined in Schedule B of the State Tax Law, not exempt from taxation, there shall be a tax of $1.15 (one dollar and fifteen cents) on every $100.00 assessed value thereof to pay the general operating expenses of the City government and to pay the interest and sinking fund on the City debt other than schools, and there shall be levied an additional tax on every $100.00 assessed value thereof of 20¢ (twenty cents) to pay the interest and sinking fund on school bonds and 65¢ (sixty-five cents) for the maintenance and operating of the city schools. 3. Other Property. Upon any property not included in the foregoing, which is not exempt from local taxation, the tax shall be $1.15 (one dollar and fifteen cents).on every $100.00 assessed value thereof to pay the general operating expenses of the City government and the interest and sinking fund on the City debt other than schools and there shall be levied an additional tax on every $100.00 assessed value thereof of 20¢ (twenty cents) to pay the interest and sinking fund on school bonds and 65¢ (sixty-five cents) for the maintenance and operating of the City schools. - All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Adopted by the Council, August 15, 1932. Ayes: Mr, Brown, Dr. Haden, Messrs. Joachim and Watson. Noes: None. CTWA"erPr ea en AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND REENACTING SECTION 276 OF THE CITY CODE HEADED "VIOLATION OF THE SABBATH -- HOW PUNISHED." BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that Section 276 of the City Code headed "Violation of the Sabbath --How Punished" be amended and reenacted so as to read as f ollows : Sec. 276 (A) VIOLATION OF THE SABBATH --HOW PUNISHED. If a person on a Sunday be found laboring at any trade or calling, or employ his apprentices or servants in labor or other business, except in household or other work of necessity or charity, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined not less than five dollars for each offense. Every day any person or servant or apprentice is so employed shall con- stitute a distinct offense and the court in which or the justice by whom any judg- ment of conviction is rendered may require of the person so convicted a recognizance in a penalty of not less than one hundred or more than five thousand dollars, with or without security, conditioned that such person shall be of good behavior, and especially to refrain from a repetition of such offense, for a period not exceeding twelve months. This section shall not apply to furnaces, kilns, plants and other business of like kind that may be necessary to be conducted on Sunday, nor to the sale of gasoline, or any motor vehicle fuel, or any motor oil or oils. This ordinance shall become effective and be in force from the date of its passage and all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict therewith are hereby repealed. Adopted by the Council, August 15, 1932, Ayes: Mr. Brown, Dr. Haden, Messrs. Joachim and Watson. Noes: None* clerk en AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 120 OF THE LICENSE TAX ORDINANCE/FOR THE YEAR 1932. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that Section 120 of an Ordi- nance imposing taxes for license for the year 1932 which was enacted April 4th, 1932, and is spread in Ordinance Book 1, Page 520, be and the same hereby is amended by adding the following provision: No tax or license shall be required of any business, trade or occu- pation which is conducted solely for the purpose of charity or for some purpose of a non-profit nature, provided however that the Commissioner of the Revenue shall not exempt any such business, trade or occupation until after the Council shall have passed upon the character of such business,.trade or occupation. This ordinance shall be in force and effect from the date of its passage, Adopted by the Council, October 3, 1932, Ayes: Mr. Fife, Dr. Haden, Messrs. Huff, Jessup and Twyman.