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, may, , <br /> • <br /> MINUTES OF SPECIAL ADJOURNED MEETING <br /> OF <br /> BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS <br /> • <br /> July 17, 1958 <br /> • <br /> The Board of Commissioners of Lee County met in Special Session in the <br /> Commissioners Room at the Courthouse on Thursday, July 17, 1958 at 8:00 <br /> o'clock P. M. , pursuant to notice of adjournment at the Regular Monthly <br /> meeting of July 7, 1958. The following members of the Board were present <br /> for dispatch of business: <br /> Commissioners Clyde J. Atkins, Sion H, Kelly and Percy Measamer. <br /> Chairman Percy Measamer presided and the following business was <br /> transacted: <br /> M. B. Harper and Claude Chandler, Officials of Central Bank and Trust <br /> Company appeared before the Board and requested that the Central Bank and <br /> Trust Company be designated as depository for the various funds of Lee County <br /> and that this bank be allowed an equal distribution of all County funds. This <br /> matter was discussed in detail, but no formal action was taken. <br /> Kemp Willett appeared before the Board and asked that he be granted <br /> relief on the payment of his 1957 tax. He pointed out that his house and all of <br /> his personal property, furniture arid equipment was destroyed by fire on April <br /> 11, 1957. On motion of Commissioner Kelly, which motion•.was seconded by <br /> Commissioner Atkins, it was unanimously resolved that the_ said Kemp Willett <br /> be granted relief of ,three-fourths of the amount of tax assessed against his <br /> personal property in West Sanford Township. during the year 1957 and that he <br /> be granted relief of three-fourths of the amount of tax assessed against his <br /> house located at kali 605 Carr Street, Sanford for the tax year 1957 and that <br /> formerly 12,1 <br /> the lot on which said house was/located ;seated be taxjfor the year 1957 in the <br /> usual and normal manner. <br /> E. M. Underwood, Auditor, brought to the attention of the Board that <br /> he had investigated the possibilities of purchasing a tax record machine for the <br /> County Tax Department. He stated that he had gone to Smithfield and examined <br /> the machine which had recently been installed there. In the discussion, Mr. <br /> Underwood pointed out all the advantages of such a machine. Thereafter <br />