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REGULAR MEETING RESOLUTION 4!= 22 LEVYING TAX FOR 1974 BUDGET ORDINANCE #426 VACATION OF SIROKMAN ALLEY ORDINANCE if 428 USE TAX TO BE PLACED ON BALLOT ORDINANCE #429 ESTABLISHING SAL- ARIES - 2nd READ- ING LOUISVILLE CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 16, 1973 Resolution #22 read in entirety by Attorney Morris. Discussion was held and Mayor Pro-tern King ex- plained that the levy had been decreased by 2.11 mills and reallocated the 3 mills which was a Sanitation levy had been moved over to pay for the ~imming Pool Bond. The net reduction in taxes therefore is 2.11 mills. We end up with a 20 mill total levy compared to 22.11 mills last year. Councilman Deborski moved that Resolution #22 be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Jensen. Roll call vote -- Domenico yes, Scholl yes, Donovan yes, Jensen yes, Deborski yes. Motion carried. Councilman Domenico moved that Ordinance #426 be adopted. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. Mayor pro-tern King advised this was the second reading of this Ordinance and Public Hearing was called. Mrs. lvIildred Sirokman spoke in favor of Ordinance #426 and gave her reasons. Mr. Dave Bailey, representing Mrs. Michel spoke against Ordinance #426. After listening to arguments pro and con Mayor pro-t,em King called for question to adopt Ordinance #426. Roll call vote - Domenico yes, Scholl no, Donovan no, Jensen no, Deborski no. Motion defeated. Ordinance #426 was not adopted. An Ordinance relating to the passage of a sales and use tax on building and construction materials and motor vehicles purchased outside the City of Louisville as introduced by Attorney Morris. Councilman Deborski moved that Ordinance #428 be adopted. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. Public Hearing held. Question called for - roll call, Deborski yes, Jensen yes, Donovan yes, Scholl yes, Domenico yes. A brochure will put out so that the citizens of Louisville will be well informed on the Use Tax and its effect. An Ordinance for establishing salaries for the elected officials for the City of Louisville. Councilwoman Scholl moved that Ordinance #429 be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Donovan. Pub- lic Hearing held. Councilman Domenico wanted a legal opinion from City Attorney Morris if Councilman King could vote on the Ordiance while acting as Mayor Pro-tem. Attorney Morris stated King could vote. Councilman Deborski defended his opinion to oppose the Ordinance. Page - 5 -