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237, <br /> <br /> Clerk the statement of debt and assessed valuation of the County as required by The County Finance <br /> Act, as amended, to be filed before the final passage of ~h e order whiCh was introdUced at this <br /> meeting. <br /> <br /> There upon the Courhy Accountant filed wi~h theClerk in the presence of the Board the <br /> statement of debt a~ assessed valuation as so reqUired. <br /> <br /> Thereupon the order entitled :"ORDER AUTHORIZING $85,000 REFUNDi~ BONDS" as passed on first <br /> reading. <br /> <br /> On motion duly made and unanimously carried the Board fixed l0 o' clock A. M., October 4, <br /> 1954, as the hour and day for t~e public hearing Upon the foregoing order, and ~direCted ~the Clerk <br /> to publish said order together with the appended note as required by The County Finance Act, as <br /> amended, in the COncord Tribune not later than the tenth day bef°re said date. <br /> <br /> I, John R. Boger, Register of Deeds and. ex officio Clerk of the Board of Commissioners for <br /> the County of Cabarrus, North Carolina, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that theforegoing is a true copy of so <br /> much of the proceedings of said Board at a meeting held September 7, 1954, as relates in any way <br /> to authorization of $85,000 refunding bonds of said County, and that ·said proceedings are recorded <br /> in Minute book 13 of the minutes of said Board, beginning at page 236 and ending at page 237. <br /> <br /> WITNESS my hand and the corporate seal of said County, this 7 d~v of September, 1954. <br /> John R. Boger, <br /> <br /> Register of Deeds and ex officio Clerk of Boar~ <br /> <br /> of Commissioners. <br /> <br /> I, Chas. N. Field, County Accountant of Cabarrus County, North Carolina, do make.~md file <br /> the following statement of the financial condition of said County, having been designated by the <br /> Board of Commissioners for ~hat purpose. Said statement includes a statemen~ of debt incurred and <br /> to be incurred for school purposes and for other than school purposes under orders either passed <br /> or introduced, whether evidenced by bonds, notes or otherwise, and whether incurred by origir~ <br /> creation of the debt or by assusption of debt, including debt incurred by the County Board of <br /> EducatiOn, and debt to the State or. an~ department thereof, but not including obligations incurred <br /> to meet appropriations in anticipation of revenues to an amount not exceeding the amount of the la~ t <br /> preceding tax levy for school purposes ~_~d for ~ther than school purposes, nor including debt in- <br /> curred in anticipation of the sale of ar~v kind of bonds: <br /> <br /> (a) The assessed valuation of property <br /> as last fixed for county taxation ~ $98,674,958.00 <br /> <br /> (b) Outstanding school debt $~,315,000.00 <br /> <br /> (c) Bonded school debt to be incurred under · <br /> orders either passed or introduced: $ 61,000 <br /> <br /> (d) The sum of items (b) and ~$) $ 2,376,000.90 <br /> <br /> (e) School sinking funds, being money <br /> or iz~estm_ents thereof pledged and <br /> held for the payment of principal of <br /> ouSs~ndi~g seheet debt. $ 38~O26.t9 <br /> <br /> (f) $~ool credits, being prL~ci~l smms <br /> owing to the County from School districts <br /> which are ptedge~ to amd when collected <br /> will be used in the retirement of <br />................ ou%s~n~choet debt $ ~ None .............. <br /> <br /> (g) Amount of unissued funding and refunding <br /> school bonds including in gross debt $ 61,000 <br /> <br /> (h) The sum.of items (e), (f) and (g) $ 99,026.19 <br /> <br /> (i) Net school debt, being ~h e sum by which <br /> item (d) exceeds item (h) $2,276,973.81 <br /> <br /> (j) The percentage that the net sChool debt <br /> bears to said assessed valuation 2.308% <br /> <br /> (k) Outstanding debt for other than <br /> school purposes $ 321,OOO.OO <br /> <br /> (1) Bonded debt for other than school <br /> purposes to be incurred under <br /> or, ers either passes or introduced: <br /> Refunding bonds $ 24,000 <br /> <br /> <br />