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1942-06-22656 VILLAGE OF MOUND MINUTES OF THE ~PE.~CIAL ~f~ETING OF TME ~OL~D VILLAGE COUNCIL June 22nd, 1942. The purpose of this meeting was to give consideration to and to dis- cuss a specific social problem under the conditions of an executive session of the council. 'l~h~ council also met to act upon certain de!incuent water bills. Responding to roll-call were ~ayor Louise HuRstis, Trustees R. J. Eondorf and oalvin Inman, with Alwin as Mecord~r. Present, also, was Police Officer <~eorge R. Cole. Trustee Ivan Jones was absent. After a lengthy discussion of the problem before the council, which involved the c~onduct of certain individuals not having yet reached their majority, the qoestion was raised as to. Jurisdiction and as to whether the case did not under law come under the supervision of the County. On this premise Officer Cole was authorized by the Council to bring the case to the attention of the County ~¥elFare Poard for action. On a motion by Trustee R. J. Rondorf, Trustee Inman supporting, the Village ?~ater Department was Instructed to shut off all water services, and without further notice, whose accounts were de!incueht after two eusrters (6 months) or longer. After dispensing the above business, the meeting adjourned. Pre s ldo nt VILLAGE OF MOUND 657 ~;INUTE9 OF T~-~ ~EETING OF THE BOARD OF R~;I~ HELD June 22, 1942. This meeting convened on ~onday, June 22nd, from 9 A. 5~. to 4 P. ~,{., and reconvened on Tuesday, from 9 ~. ~. to Noon. The purpose of the meetings was to give a hearing to and to consider all complaints on the current tax levy and basic valuations. ~aking up the Soard were ~ayor Louise Huestis, Trustee R. J. Rondorf, and LeEoy ¥. Alwin as Clerk. Assessor Fred P. Leekley was present as custodian of the current Tax Heeorders~; Oases represented before the Poard, and that received adjustments were as follows: ' Mate Gellman Homestead property was adjusted Brom a $10,4OO.O0 tax vsluation to ~$ 8,900,00. American Iegion Mall property, because of radical physical changes in the building itself that reduced its cubical content and valuation, was reduced from a ~ul~dl~r~aluation of $1,000.00 to $750.00. C. E. 5~arquart of Lot 3, blk. 1. ~. H., Unit "P" presented ~ complaint based on a' tax ~aid this year that was allegedly approximately one- hundred Percent greater than it should have been on the valuation gilzen for the property. The matter was put into the hands of Assessor Leekley for an investigation and adjustment. J. C. Krause appeared before the Board to gi~e reason why there should not be an increase of the tax upon his store due, to the recent enlarge- ment of the building. The matter was droot by the Board accepting the valuation Having ~ransaeted the above buisness, the Boar~ of Review signed the Assessor's books and adjourned until June of next year. Chairman Attest ............................