Las Vegas City Commission Minutes, February 17, 1937 to August 4, 1942, lvc000004-152

Receipts Expenditures Total (Receipts equal expenditures $444,884, 56 $ 444,884, 56 H. Divide G. by assessed valuation to find tax rate 1,50 79,350.00 A rate of $3,58½ is required to balance this budget; but the City is limited to rate of $1.50 Section 2, chapter 44, Statues of Nevada 1935: " Upon the preparation and completion of said budget, it shall be signed by the governing board of such city, town, municipality, school district, county high school or high school district, or educational district, and the several sums set forth in said budget under estimated expenditures for the then current year shall be thereby appropriated for the several purposes therein named for the said then current year We hereby approve the above budget of the city of Las Vegas for the year 1938 H.P. Marble - Mayor A. Corradetti, Councilman Herb Krause - Councilman Joe S. Ronnow - Councilman H.E. Luce - Councilman Attest: Viola Burns - City Clerk Dated September 19, 1938 Vote on the adoption of the budget was as follows: Commissioners, Corradetti, Krause, and Ronnow, and His Honor the Mayor H. P. Marble voting Aye, Noes, none Absent Commissioner H.E. Luce. No further business appearing before the Board at this time the meeting recessed and adjourned until Wednesday the 21st, day of September 1938 at the hour of three o'clock P.M. Attest: Approved. Mayor Deputy City Clerk OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, CITY OF LAS VEGAS, CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA SEPTEMBER 21, 1938 Minutes of a recessed regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Las Vegas, held on the 21st, day of September 1938 at the hour of 3 o'clock P. M. Present: Mayor, Marble, Commissioners, Corradetti, Krause, and Ronnow. City Attorney H. Austin and Deputy City Clerk L. Whipple. Absent: Commissioner H.E. Luce.. and City Clerk Viola Burns. This meeting being called from meeting of August 31, 1938 to hear any protest or objections to the proposed Improvement District # 4. for paving of streets, and Curb and Gutter work and no one appearing before the board or entering any protests, or objections at this time., the board was left to proceed as they deemed best to further the proposed improvement district No. 4. to the best interest of all concerned. At this time a committee of residents situated in and around fifth and Linden streets appeared in protest to the coming of a carnival in that district on north 5th, street. Reason for such protest was that such a business was not desirable to residences in that district. The Board explained to the committee present that so long as the carnival payed the necessary license fee of $100.00 per day, and met all requirements, of the city ordinances that nothing could be done to move them unless the city ordinances were not lived up to by such carnival It was suggested that the committee appear before the Veterans of Foreign Wars and make some arrangements with them to locate the carnival in another spot as that organization was probably the ones that secured the present location from the owner of the property for the carnival. No further business appearing before the Board at this time-------------------- upon motion of Commissioner Corradetti, and seconded by commissioner Krause, it was moved that the meeting recess and adjourn until September 24th, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. Vote being Commissioners Corradetti, Krause, and Ronnow, and His Honor the Mayor voting Aye, Noes, None Absent Commissioner Luce. Therefore the meeting ad recessed and adjourned un til September 24, 1938 at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. No meeting was held Saturday the 24th day of September owing to the lack of a quorum.