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MINUTES
TAX EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE
March 20, 1979
7:30 P.M.
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Members Present:
Bo Simpson, Chairman
W.E. Knowles, City Manager
Jan Liebin
Charles Glascock
Leslie Bentley
Members Absent:
Others Present:
Tom DeWolf
Dave Chacey
Sig Pearson
Roger Nieswender
Jeff Etchberger
The meeting was opened at 7:30 P.M. by the Chairman, Bo Simpson.
The first item for discussion was the minutes of the previous
meeting. Mr. Knowles moved to approve the minutes, Mr. Glascock
seconded. Ms. Liebin voiced the opinion that the minutes should
be more detailed. The discussion brought out that each member
had the detailed report of the County Administrator and the County
budget and the minutes should contain only the action taken. The
motion to approve carried with one dissenting vote.
Mr. Knowles suggested now was the time for instructions on any
different material to be included in the minutes but no suggestions
were advanced.
Sheriff Polk was to be present but the Chairman reported him as
being out of town and not able to attend.
Mr. Nieswender presented a copy of a memo he sent to the County
Commission to keep them aware of the proceedings of the Tax
Equalization Committee. He also gave each member a list of the
traffic signals within city limits with a breakdown of the main-
tenance and utility costs as an answer to a request made by the
City' of Casselberry at the last meeting.
The next item for discussion was regarding areas of County' De-
velopment and wh ther or not double taxation exists under certain
circumstances. Chairman Simpson asked that, if in those areas
where more money' was ng generated than tax monies were being
allocated to, did everyone agree that there was then, no double
taxation. Mr. Knowles was not in agreement because he said that
no support costs of the various functions had been discussed yet.
No action was taken.) .
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It was agreed that no discussion could be held on the items in
the Sheriff's budget unless Mr. Polk could be present. In order
to get the meetings back on the original schedule, the Chairman
agreed to contact Mr. Polk and set a meeting for April 3rd or
24th, depending on which date he could be present.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.