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WHEREAS, "the, importance of" do\intowri,fr'evitalization and the
'economic impact of jobs and newconstruction'on'the downtown area
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WHEREAS, County government,al agencies:, have ,invested
substantial funds to stabilize the,::~,conolllyfof\ the downtown area
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WHEREAS, the U. S. '"Army Corps ,-of,'Engineers and other
governmental tenants provide a str<:mg'support base for,' downtown
revitalization providing, over' 300 'jobs ',' ~i.thin ,,' ,the the downtown ,1,
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NOW, ,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that",the New Hanover County
'Board of Commissioners recognizing'the'significant negative
impact of the loss of these jobs to the, downtown area, the
positive impact of retaining these jobs and .the potential capital
investment in new facilities within location for the
U.S. Army Corps o~Engineers.
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Collections thru September 30, 1986
NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS DA TE:
Charged Per Scroll
Discoveries Added
1986
$27,236,624,38
287,979,85
$27,524,604.23
9,395,32
$27,515,208,91
- 3,643,042,25
$23,872,166.66
13,24%
ITEM No.
1985
$25,267,542,71
258,153,60
$25,525,696.31
24,100,65
$25,501,595.66
- 1,614,024.44
$23,887,571.22
6,33%
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Less Abatements
Total Taxes Due
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
Fire District
Charged Per Scroll
Discoveries Added
$ 755,441.29
4,719,79
$ 760,161. 08
268.02
$ 759,893,06
101,478,61
$ 658,414,45
13 . 35%
Less Abatements
Total Taxes Due
Collections to Date
Outstanding Balance
Percentage Collected
Back Taxes
Real Estate Taxes $ 736,573,62 $ 802,564,29
Less Abatements 62.30 24,35
Collections to Date 163,840,51 169,339,09
. Outstanding Balance $ 572,670.81 $ 633,200.85
Percentage Collected 22,25% 21.10%
Personal Property Taxes $ 1,199,783.04 $ 1,082,045,50
Less Abatements 2,473.71 1,262,56
Collections to Date 49,747,74 41,439.52
Outstanding Balance $ 1,147,561,59 $ 1,039,343,42
Percentage Collected 4,15% 3,83%
Room Occupancy Tax Collections in September $96,399,56, fiscal YTD $279,986.69,
Privilege License Collections in September $1,229.13, fiscal YTD $16,096,42,
Emergency Medical Service Collections in September $150,00, fiscal YTD $594.00,
Total money processed through Collection Office for New Hanover County, City
of Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach and Kure Beach to date -
$6,262,237.38,
This report is for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1986 (also includes collections for
June 30, 1986),
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Respectfully submitted,
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Patricia J, ~ynor
Collector of Revenue
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Mr. G. Felix Cooper
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MEMORANDUM
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ITEM fio.
SUBJECT: Abatements and, Refunds
DATE: October 13, 1986
Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayer reported incorrect
or incomplete information at the time of listing:
1. Allen, Stanley R. $ 61.81
2. Baxter, . James W. 68,87
3. Bowen, Charlie H. Sr. 3.07
4. Butler, Algernon Lee Jr. 2,02 (1983 )
5. Canady, Peggy T. 49,49 (1985 - Refund)
6, Cavenaugh, Larry 61.28 (1980 )
7, College Acres Housing Ptnp. 6,031.30
8. Cooper, George Dewey III 13,39 (1985 )
9. Dorney, Donald A. 279.56 (1984 & 85 - Refund'
$105,48)
10. Ginn, Jeffery Steven 75.47 (1985 )
11. Henderson, Johnny 42,57 (1982 )
. 12. Henderson, Johnny 19.14 (1985 )
13, Hassani, Michael S. 1,755.00
14, Howard, George Joseph Jr. 54.45 (1984 )
15, Howell, Charles 5.90
16. International Aircraft Sale, Inc, 1,377.32
17, LaQue Center for Corrosion 2,593.31
18. Matthews, Hansen S. Jr. Etux, 50.14
19. Moreau, Pierre Mario 44,16
20. National Cash Register Co. 123,32
21. Paoloni, Beverly Bowen 40.77 (1984 )
22. Poineau, Mary J. 53.93 (1985 )
23, Reyna Financial Corp. 1,089.99
24, Rowell, Mack L. Jr. 19,05
25. Ruke, Mabel 95.22 (1985 )
26, Stubbs, Leigh M, Hrs. 51.44 (1985)
27, Sutton, Robert Park Jr. 23.56 (1984 )
28. Trundle, Albert S. Jr. Etux, 49.99
29. Wittler, Howard Carl 63,43 (1985 )
30. Wright Chemical Corp. 43,06
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Request the following taxes be released as they are double charged:
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1. Brisson, Houston N.
2, Citizens & Southern National Bank
3. Clemmons, Terry E.
4. Davis, Calvin Coolidge
5, Duncan, William G.
101. 49
451. 93
85,84
26,22
99.71
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6.r,Fitzgerald, Edyth -, ,~ ~~ ,~, .-, r'r ~$ 33, 26 r,~, . -. ,~, --
. 7 ~ Honeycutt, Annie Jordan 54,53
8. Jones, Donald W, 49,70
9, Jones, Edward O. 15,98
10, McLeod, Alger C. 59,64
11. Melton, David Dewey Jr. 2,09 (1984 )
12. Osborn, MichelleM, 8,26 (1985)
13, Ruiter, Hartger G, 51,67
14. Southern Accents Florist 164,08
15. Watkins, James Daniel Jr. 1.12 (1985 )
Request the ~ollowing taxes be released as the property is not located
within city or town limits:
1. Baldwin, Joseph 27,69
2. Beck, John D. 28.90
3. Bierwiler, Celeste 34,36
4, Bradsher, Linda L. 71. 71
5. Chrysler Corporation 89,30
6, Clayton, Bettye Smith 44.51 (1984 )
7, Container Products 9,960.27 (1984 & 85 Refund)
8. Cross, Kimberly Renee 67,81
. 9, Dickens, Larry D. 14.14 (1985)
10. Dickson, Emory S, Jr. 159.61
11. Doetsch, Gary Lee 130,38
12. Duncan, Le Neue Davenport 55,47
13, Fast Fare 298 696.49
14, Floyd, Jerry Wayne 47,72
15, Fowler, Allan Gene 2.84
16, Fraley, Charlcie Willene 98.76
17, Garris, Gina Lynn 84,06
18. Godwin, Roland Victor 92.91 (1985 - Refund)
19. Gore,Stephen Alric 25,77
20, Gray, W. F. Insulation Service 238.21
21. Peterson, Robert Kelly Jr. 28.20
22. Pigott, Warren Elijah 138.45
23. Schoenick, Terry Wayne 36.10 (1981 )
24. Simmons, Samuel N, 146.40
25, Stanley, David J. 101.61
26, Trash Removal Service, Inc. 6,641.06
27. United Parcel Service, Inc. 262.90
28, West, Susan Kalve 11. 57
29. White, Clyde W. Jr. 91. 93
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Request the following penalties be released as the taxpayers certify they
mailed their listings during the listing period:
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1. Coleman, Charles Jr.
2. Flowers Metal Works, Inc,
3. Howell, Charles
4. Johnston, William McKay
5, Korb, Carl W, B, III
6, Miller, Sam Etux,
48,52
35.35
5.09
24.25 (1985 - Refund)
9,55
49.50
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7. Murray J. Fred II
8, Silverman, Marc H~ Trustee
9, Thompson, Lynwood P, Mrs.
10. Wright, Douglas S,
$
38,97
1.12
38,85
121,79
Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayers were
entitled to the Senior Citizen Exclusion and did not receive it:
1. Loftin, Dan Life Estate
2. Pastis, Artemis M,
3. Sloan, Adele
4 ,Waller, Zena
138.00
138,00
138.00
125,18
Request the following taxes be released as these charges are due to
clerical errors of incorrect encoding and penalties charged; mispriced
vehicles, boats, trailers, and equipment; property charged to wrong
taxpayer; no house on real estate; annexed in error; error in trans-
ferring figures:
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1. Alford, Charles
2, Allison, Thayer Stern
3, Carney, Lois H,
4. Dean Hardwoods, Inc.
5. Downing, George W. Etux.
6. Downing, Karen Lynne
7, Dyson, Roland Evan
8, Fryar, Harold A.
9. Grady, Shirley Moore
10, Griffin, Randolph J,
11, Hicks, John Russell
12, Hinson, Walter L, Jr,
13, Horton, Myrtle Lee J.
14. Madison Publishing Co., Inc.
15. Manock, John J.
16. Manuele, Martha K.
17. McCown, Richard
18. Milde, Mary M.
19, Nesbit, Ralph
20, Nixon, James R.
21, Noremac Realty Corp,
22. Pettus, Eguene F.
23, Register, Ross
24. Senter, Meredith S.
25. Spear, David Mayo Trustee
26, Strickland, Joyce Smith
27. Tarheel Knitting Co,
28, Tohlease Corporation
29. Tripp, Ronnie Pershing
30. Truitt, Maria P,
31, Wilson, Robert J.
7,76
64.64
27 .31
29,433.80
4.26
29,32
38.56
45,18
39.57
35,40
24.14
23.46
90,29
430.76 (1984 & 85 Refund)
11,04
1,771.42
79,51
108.55
11. 21
77.84 (1984 & 1985)
56,80
128,30
9.58 (1985)
51.48
1,697.08
39.41
9,660.00
1,278.00 (Refund)
40,16
83.07
55.10
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Mr. G, Felix Cooper
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Request 1986 taxes in the amount of $1,803,39, charged to Christs
Sanctified Church be released as this is an exempt organization and
should not be charged.
Request 1986 taxes in the amount of $181,61, charged to Trinity'Ind,
F, W. Church be released as this is an exempt organization and should
not be charged,
Request these items be placed on the Consent Agenda for the County
Commissioners' meeting October 20, 1986. I recommend approval of these
abatements as the Commissioners have approved these types of releases
in the past.
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Copy: R, Pope
County Attorney
L, Harrell
Clerk to the Board
C, Beatty
Listing Supervisor
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P. Raynor
Collector of Revenue
Internal Auditor
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
BEFORE THE BOARD OF
COUNTY CO~~ISSIONERS
IN THE MATTER OF NAMING
A ROAD
ORDINANCE
It appearing to the Board of County Commissioners of New
Hanover County that'consideration has been given to the naming of
a road, located in Federal Point Township approximately 2,800'
south of the Carolina Beach/Piner Road intersection and recorded
as part of Deed Book 888, Page 159 and it further appearing that
a public hearing was h~ldon Monday, October 20, 1986 at which
time all persons were heard on the question of whether or not the
naming would be in the public interest, ,and it further appearing
that notice of said hearing was transmitted to all resident
owners and prominently posted in at least two (2) locations along
said road, and published in the Star News local newspaper, and
the Board of County Commissioners is of the opinio~ that said
road in New Hanover County should be named and the naming of same
is in the public interest, the description of which is delineated
on the attached exhibit. .
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDAINED AND DECREED that the above
described road is hereby named Rosa Parks Lane.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this ordinance be
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of New Hanover
County, North Carolina, and that notice of the action taken by
the Board of County Commissioners be transmitted to the
postmaster having jurisdiction over the road, the North Carolina
Board of_~rapsportation and to any city within five (5) miles of
said ~B~d. inl~c~ordance with N.C. General Statute 153-240.
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BOARD'OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
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APPLICANT: Barbara Dinkins, et al
REQUEST: Road Naming to Rosa Parks Lane (see attached
map) .
ANALYSIS: Located approximately 2800' south of the Carolina
Beach/Piner Road intersection, this road naming
proposal consists of a 50' right-of-way and
extends 1,450' east from Carolina Beach Road, A
field examination reveals that this road is
unimproved and accommodates approximately 4 homes.
Said road naming is unduplicative and will serve
as an identifiable means for the various County
services, post office and the public.
RECOMMENDATION: Planning Staff recommends approval.
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PROPOSED ROAD NAMIN~
Ros.a Parks Lane
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I. RAYMOND STEVENS
2.CLYDE DINKINS
3. HUEY BOYKINS
4,SIMON CHANCLOR
5.RANDOLPH ROSS
6. WILLIAM HENRY
7. J. W. HEGLAR
8. WILLI E HASSELL
9. ISAAC MOORE
10. MELVIN JOHNSON
II. W. H. WRIGHT
12. GASTON NEWELL
13. DONOVAN TAYLOR, JR. .>'
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15.JAMES NIXON
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PERTAINING TO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT i3
WHEREAS, language of the North Carolina State
Constitution, as interpreted by recent court decisions, is
not sufficiently specific to permit seaport and airport
authorities to use revenue bonds for building needed
facilities and leasing them on a long-term basis to public
and private entities, and
WHEREAS, the jobs created by commercial and industrial
activity at North Carolina's seaports and airports play an
important role in aChieving the state's goal of providing
productive employment for its people, and
WHEREAS, the North Carolina General Assembly has
recognized this problem and voted overwhelmingly to present
this amendment to the state's voters on November 4, 1986, in
order to clarify language in the state's constitution to
permit North Carolina's seaports and airports to use revenue
bonds for needed improvements, and
WHEREAS, the proposed constitutional amendment
pertaining to revenue bond financing for North Carolina
seaports and airports would encourage development of such
facilities and would result in the creation of more jobs,
and
WHEREAS, approval of this amendment would not result in
any additional taxes for the citizens of North Carolina.
Both the amendment and enabling legislation specify that all
obligations created by these bonds must be paid by the
users, and
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE NEW HANOVER COUNTY
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TO SUPPORT PASSAGE OF THIS PROPOSED
AMENDMENT walCH IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC AND
STATE.
this the 20th day of October 1986.
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Jonathan Barf'eld,
Chairman