1979-07-23 RM Exhibits,,
LARRY 1. POWELL
Tax Administrator
763-0991
RAYMOND E. BLAKE, JR.
Appraisal Supervisor
763-2462
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS
COLLECTIONS THRU JUNE 30, 1979
1978
Charged Per Scroll $11,681,843.69
Discoveries Added 1,820,360.50
. $13,502,204.19
Less Abatements - 47,5.59.62
Total Taxes Due New Hanover Co. $13,454,644.57
Total Collected -13,126,516.13
Outstanding Balance $ 328,128.44
Percentage Collected 97.56%
Back Taxes
Real Estate Taxes $ 409,753.20
Less Abatements - 7,094.34
Total Collections to Date - 218,362.98
Outstanding Balance $ 184,295.88
Percentage Collected 54.23%
CHERYL R. ROBERTS
Listing Supervisor
763-8439
JANIE B. STRAUGHN
Collector of Revenue
763-7385
1977
$11,092,525.59
'1,781,668.62
$12,874,194.21
- 35,131.47
$12,839,062.74
-12,506,430.79
$ 332,631.95
97.41%
$ 467,381.79
- .3,257.33
- 284,886.51
$ 179,237.95
61.38%
Personal Property Taxes $ 415,166.59 $ 361,133.31
Less Abatements - 25,737.98 - 12,968.37
Collections to Date - 56,549.56 - 67,366.71
Outstanding Balance $ 332,879.05 $ 280,798.23
Percentage Collected 14.52% 19.35%
Total money processed through Collection Office for New Hanover County,
City of Wilmington, Carolina Beach, Kure Beach, and Wrightsville Beach
to date $20,449,626.43.
This report is for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978.
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Respectfully submitted,
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Collector of Revenue
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IA/.~O INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ASSESSING OFFICERS
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MEMORANDUM
July 11, 1979
TO: Mr. Dan W. Eller
County Manager
FROM: Larry J. Powell
Tax Administrator
SUBJ: Abatements. and Refunds
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Request the following taxes be released as the taxpayers
reported incorrect or incomplete information at the time of listing:
1. Jack Alford
2. Joe Barnett
3. Paul Gainey
4. Michael Johnson
5. William Johnson
6. Donald Johnston
7. Edward Richard
8. Catherine Rutter
9. Michael Sanders
10. Theodore Stephens
$ 14.17
1,331.08 (1975-77)
8.95
21.64
1.63
22.57
62.06 (1975-77)
37.62
52.53
17.14 (1973)
Request the following taxes be released as the personal
property is not located within the city or town limits:
1. Jon Bowers $ 41.50
2. William Brainard 57.62
3'. George Brown 116.36
4. William English 61.08
5. Homer Inman 9.64 (1973)
Request the following taxes be released as they are
double charged:
1. Steve Anderson $ 28.29
2. Lester Bryant 25.04
3. Lula Daniels 55.99 (1974)
4. Willie Davis 3.76
5. Randall Frank 18.85 (1975)
6. Dean Peterson 41.38
Ray and Dorothy Atkinson request they be refunded $120.05
which they paid in listing penalties for 1978. They certify that
they placed the listings in the mail during the month of January 1978.
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Mr. Eller
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July 11, 1979
Request these items be placed on the agenda of the County
Commissioners' meeting of July 23, 1979.
cc: Mr. Fox
Mrs. Rusmisell
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ARTICLE VII - CONTINUED
Sec. 25. Military Leave
Permanent employees who are members of the National Guard or Armed rorces
Reserve will be allowed ten (10) work days military training }.cave with pay
for the following. periods of service: Annua}. active dut}r for f:ra.i.ning (commonly
referred to as summer camp, field training, et.c.); unannounced practice al.exts
when they occur on any employee's normal workday; and attendance at service
schools in lieu of annual active duty training. Z~or periods i.n excess of ten
(10) working days, employees shall be entitl.eci to militar}r leave cai:th, da.ffe~~e~lti~a.l
pay between military pay and regular government pa.y if the military pa.y is
the lesser. The employing agency may require the employee to submit a. copy
of hisjher orders or other appropriate documentation evi_denci.ng per.forma.nce
of required military duty.. During .the periocT of mili.tar}r I.ea.ve wit] pay, no
employee shall incur any loss of service or suffer any adverse service ra?:ing.
He shall continue to earn and accumulate sick and annual leave,. earn time to-
ward his next salary increment, receive any promotion or a:llcrement for which
he might otherwise be eligible.
Sec. 26. Civil Leave
All county employees called for jury duty or as witnesses in any civil or
criminal legal proceeding will be entitled to leave with pay for such. duty
during the required absence. 1Vhen a county employee ata:ends court in connection
with his official duties, no leave is required. t'Vhen an employee a~taends court
in connection with his official duties, all time spent.in court and in travel
to and £r.•om home, or place of work to court will be considered working time
and no leave will be required. An employee may keep fees and travel allowances
received for jury or witness duty in addition to his regular compensation, ex-
cept that employees must turn over to neiv Hanover County any witness fees or
travel allowances awarded by the- court for court appearance in connection with
their official duties. The county will compensate employees for travel, room
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ARTICLE VII - CONTINUED
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Sec. 26. Civil Leave - Continued
and board, and special expenses incurred while serving as witnesses in connection
with their official duties. t1'hile.on civil leave, benefits and leave will accrue
as though on regular duty.
Sec. 27. Administrative Leave
During periods when the Manager deems inadvisable for employees to report
to work, such as inclement weather, he may authorize administrative leave,
which shall not be.charged to sick or annual leave. Administrative leave may
also be granted for partial periods of a work day for purposes such as voting.
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