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1 1 L from time to time such additional reports and information as may be required by the Council or the Director of Public Welfare. SEC. 470. BURIAL OF PAUPERS. Any person dying in the City may be buried at the expense of the City, upon an order from the Superintendent of Public Welfare, when, in the opinion of the said Superintendent the estate of the deceased is not sufficient to pay the expenses of said burial. Said burial shall in all cases be in the pauper section of the cemetery. The expense incurred in said burial shall be charged against the appropriation for public welfare. SEC. 471. AUDIT AND INVENTORY - REPORTS. The City Auditor shall annually, or as often as he may deem necessary, audit the accounts and inventory the property in the custody of the Superintendent of Public Welfare and shall require the person receiving and expending the funds for Public Welfare to keep account of all receipts and purchases in such manner as the City Auditor may prescribe and a report of said annual audit and inventory shall be made to the Council not later than the thirtieth day of September in each year. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from the date of its passage, and all ordinances in conflict therewith are hereby repealed. Adopted by the Council June 6, 1938 Ayes: Mr. Gleason, Mr. Huff, and Mr. Jessup. Noes: None. -) Prdsident ANNUAL TAX LEVY IMPOSING TAXES ON PERSONS AND PROPERTY FOR THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST 0I1 THE CITY DEBT, FOR CREATING A SINKING FUND THEREFOR, FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT AND CITY SCHOOLS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES. BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Charlottesville that for the year beginning on the first day of January, 1938, and ending the thirty-first day of December, 1938, and each year thereafter while this ordinance is in force, the taxes on persons and property for local purposes shall be as follows: GENERAL LEVY: 1. Land, Lots and Buildings. On tracts of land and lots and improvements thereon, not exempt from taxation, there shall be a tax of $1.03 (one dollar and three cents) on every X100.00 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 of A0.21 (twenty-one cents) to pay ti -,e interest and sinking fund on school bonds and $60.76 (seventy-six cents) for the maintenance and operating of the City schools. 2. Tangible Personal Property. Upon all tangible personal property as defined by State Tax Law, not exempt from taxation, there shall be a tax of $1.03 (One dollar and three cents) on every $6100.00 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 $0.21 (twenty-one cents) to pay the interest and sinking fund on the school bonds and "-0.76 (seventy-six cents) for the maintenance and operating of the City schools. 3. Other Property. Upon any tangible personal property not included in the foregoing, which is not exempt from local taxation, the tax shall be °'1.03 (one dollar and three cents) on every X100.00 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 $0.21 (tiNenty-one cents) toay the interest and sinking fund on the school bonds and X0.76 (seventy-six 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 June 27, 1938 Ayes: Mr. Gleason, Mr. Huff, and Mr. Jessup. Noes: None,4,� _ , Preslaen