All decisions
15 Board decisions about Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A contested bill passed for second reading after public hearing
- Board voted to postpone for one week consideration of an amendment to the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance.
- Proposed amendments to the city's Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance were postponed to September 2, 1947, on McMurray's motion.
- The Board passed on second reading $24,960 for Tax Collector staff to administer the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance.
- Tax Collector's office gets added positions to administer the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance; passed as a companion salary measure.
- Supervisor Christopher proposed amending the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance to deposit its revenues in the General Fund; referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance repealing a section of the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance was discussed; no final vote shown here.
- Proposed amendment to the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance 4537 was continued one week at Supervisor Ferdon's request.
- Amendments to the city's Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance passed for second reading.
- Supervisor McCarty's proposed amendment to the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board temporarily postponed amending the purchase and use tax ordinance on tax collector powers and the capital improvement fund.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance on tax collector authority and the capital improvement fund.
- Proposed amendment to the city's Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance, covering utility property exemptions and local tax credits, passed for second reading.
- Board passed an amendment to the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance exempting property used by certain utilities.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance clarifying tax refund rules under the Purchase and Use Tax Ordinance.