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<br />A Resolution regulating the police salaries.
<br />Resolved by the Common Council, the Board of Aldermen concurring,
<br />That the wages of the members of t'ha Charlottesville Police Force, dating frot
<br />April 1,1920, shall be fixed by the Yakvor and Chief of Police, provided, however, the
<br />minimum salary shall not be less than $75,00 per month and the maximum salary shall
<br />not be more than $110.00 per month. Fach member is to be rated and paid according
<br />to his efficiency. The Chief of Police shall receive a salary of $125.0() per. month,
<br />All ordinances and resolutions in conflict with this resolution are hereby repealed,
<br />Adoptedby the Common Council April 8,3.920.
<br />Ayes: Elliott, Forrest, Gleason, Tyuyett, Long,
<br />Smith, Twyman and Via.
<br />Concurred in by Board of Aldermen April 12, 19201
<br />Presented and approved Ayes: Patton, Timberlake, Walker and
<br />April 13, 1920. Wheeler.
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<br />Common en Council,
<br />res ant Board of Memen,
<br />An Ordinance amending and re-enacting an ordinance entitled An ordinance referring
<br />to a vote of the City's electorate the question of issuing $953,000 bonds to extend
<br />and improve the water supply, and other utilities.
<br />Bond Issue Whereas the CcIaricils have decided to cancel the call. for an election "hied pee
<br />Ordinance.
<br />$9539000 ordered to be held or. trc 4th day of May,1920, and the same is hereby cancelled and
<br />annulled, and whereas it is deemed desirable to give the voters more time in wMoh
<br />to inform ti^ernselv,s, therefore be it
<br />Resolved, That an ordinance adorted ':,y the Conmon Council varcr 23,1920, and
<br />concurred in by the Board of Aldermen on April 9,1920, and approved by the Y4yor April
<br />9th,1920, callln: ! for an election by the voters upon a bond issue for municipal
<br />improvements, be amended and re-enacted to read as follows:
<br />Whereas it is deemed to be necessary and expedient and to the advantage of the
<br />city that the city should negotiate a loan to extend and improve its revenue producing 1
<br />utilities --to wit:
<br />$2000000 to augment and improve the city's water supply, $50,000 to extend the
<br />sewer system, and $35,000 to extend and equip the gas plant. Total $2851000#
<br />Whereas it is deemed to be expedient and to the best interests of the city th°t
<br />the city should include in said loan the additional sums following,, and for 0116 f01100'r
<br />purposes --to wit.:
<br />$25,000 to bond existing floating debt, f48p,000 to construct concrete stx6°to'
<br />estimated mileage 16, and sand -clay streets, estimated mileage 79 $125,000 to °reCt
<br />a government building, and purchase a site therefor, if necessar •, $20,)00 to extend,
<br />and improve the facilities of the fire department, 18 000 to remodel the axoo'yl
<br />P P � and � �
<br />Total $568,000. And whereas the sum of $6618,000 added to the debt of the city not
<br />r i h to issue bond' not
<br />existing will. not reach the constitutional limit to t e aut..ority
<br />exceeding eighteen per cent= of the assessed value of the real estate of th6 city
<br />subject to taxation as shown by the last assessment for taxes, therefore
<br />Be it Ordained by the Common Council, the Boa --d of Aldermen concur'. inF,:
<br />1. That the city, negotiate a loan not exceeding $953,000 for. the purpo$6
<br />a a foreoaid
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<br />and issue coupon bonds therefor. Such bonds shall be known as Charlotteo" d to
<br />ment Bonds, shall be payable to bearer in forty years after their date;,
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