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June 17, 2002 Page 382
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<br />Section III. Landfill Fund
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<br />A. It is estimated the following revenues will be available in the
<br /> Landfill Fund for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2002 and ending
<br /> June 30, 2003:
<br />
<br />Other Taxes
<br />Permits & Fees
<br />Sales and Service
<br />Fund Balance Appropriated
<br />TOTAL REVENUES
<br />
<br />36,000
<br />77,000
<br />592,851
<br />95,572
<br />801,423
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<br />B. The following appropriations are made in the Landfill Fund for the
<br /> Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 2002 and ending June 30, 2003:
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<br />Administration and Operations
<br />TOTAL EXPENDITURES
<br />
<br />801,423
<br />801,423
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<br />Section IV.
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<br />There is hereby levied a tax at the rate of .56 cents per one hundred
<br />dollars valuation of property listed for taxes as of January 1, 2002,
<br />for the purpose of raising the revenue listed as "CURRENT AD VALOREM
<br />TAX LEVY" in the General Fund.
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<br />This rate of tax is based on an estimated total valuation of property
<br />for the purposes of taxation of $ 11,199,927,000 at an estimated
<br />collection rate of 96.87 percent. The estimated rate of collections is
<br />based on the fiscal year ending 2000. An estimated total valuation of
<br />Real, Personal and Public Service property is $10,129,216,000 and
<br />vehicle of $1,070,711,000.
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<br />Section V.
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<br /> The following tax rates listed below are hereby levied for the fire
<br />districts:
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<br />Fire Districts Total Rate
<br /> Valuation
<br />
<br />Allen
<br />Cold Water
<br />Enochville
<br />Flowe's Store
<br />Georgeville
<br />Gold Hill
<br />Harrisburg
<br />Jackson Park
<br />Midland
<br />Mt. Mitchell
<br />Odell
<br />Rimer
<br />Winecoff - Contracted to City
<br /> of Kannapolis
<br />Northeast
<br />Mt. Pleasant Rural
<br />Richfield~Misenheimer
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<br /> 288 711 000
<br /> 208 437 000
<br /> 98 435 000
<br /> 265 451 000
<br /> 122 563 000
<br /> 25 707 000
<br />1,034 238,000
<br />127 314,000
<br />435 135,000
<br />65 342,000
<br />364 572,000
<br /> 103,287,000
<br /> 12,298,000
<br />
<br /> 61,736,000
<br />243,673,000
<br /> 6,667,000
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<br />04
<br />05
<br />04
<br />04
<br />06
<br />05
<br />.0550
<br />.045
<br />.055
<br />.05
<br />.03
<br />.06
<br />.035
<br />
<br /> .07
<br />.0450
<br /> .07
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<br />Amount Produced
<br />.(96.87% collection
<br />rate)
<br />111,870
<br />100,956
<br /> 38,142
<br /> 102,857
<br /> 71,236
<br /> 12,451
<br /> 551,026
<br /> 55,498
<br /> 231,833
<br /> 31,648
<br /> 105,948
<br /> 60,032
<br /> 4,170
<br />
<br /> 41,863
<br />106,221
<br /> 4,521
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<br />Section VI.
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<br />A. Special appropriations to non-profit organizations shall be
<br /> distributed after the execution of an agreement which insures that
<br /> all County funds are used statutorily permissible public purposes.
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<br />B. The County Manager is hereby authorized to transfer appropriations
<br /> within a fund as contained herein under the following conditions:
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<br />1. He may transfer amounts between objects of expenditures and
<br /> revenues within a department without limitation.
<br />2. He may transfer amounts up to $25,000 between departments of the
<br /> same fund.
<br />3. He may not transfer any amounts between funds nor from any
<br /> contingency appropriation within any fund without action of the
<br /> Board of Commissioners.
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