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Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, it was moved and adopted that the request to allow the appeal of Marvin Norwood be denied. Chairman Walker referred to Xtem V of the Agenda: (Report from the Tax Supervisor on appeals of property tax assessments to the Board of County Commissioners by Mr. James Freeland and Mr. PY~.1 Rominger.) The Tax Supervisor presented the following items: 1. James J. Freeland and Ma,xS.ne Hillsborough Township Tract 2939 Tax Map LEO A• 2L1 . Hillsborough Township Tract 3196 Tax Map 1ED A 33 Value 1EL19, LE00 Value L1LE9,!~00 Mr. Gattis stated that the property known as the Daniel Boone Complex was the property that Mr. Freeland had requested to be considered for a lower tax value, however, the property had been recently sold and the selling price was far in excess of the tax value, therefore, he did recommend that there be no change made on this property. Upon motion of Comnisaioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Flora Garrett, it was moved and adopted, that the recommendation of the Tax Supervisor relative to the 1973 property tax assessment on the Daniel Boone Complex be approved. 2. Village Associates, Ina. Tax Map 85 M 30 (Phil Rominger) Tract 639LE Store building W. Franklin Street Value $132,5Do The Tax Supervisor recommended a value of $111,300 beaea on capitalization of projected rents. This allows 150 vacancy whioh fpr this year thus far exceeds this necessary allowance. Mr. Rominger may appeal next year if this vacancy exceeds the 15% for the entire year. Upon motion of Commissioner Melvin Whitfield, seconded by Commissioner Henry S. Walker, it was moved and adopted that the recommendation of the Tax Sytipervisor relative to the property of Village Associates, Inc. be approved. 3. Nicholas A, Smith Tax Map LE1D D 2 Assessment for 1972, 1973 and 1971E is $12,050. The Tax Supervisor advised the Board that Nicholas A, Smith had failed to list hie taxes for the years 1972, 1973 and 19711 and that his department had placed a value of $12, 0§0 on the property. LE. Ernest H, Hearn Chapel Hill Township May lD3 A 33 1973 and 1974 Personal Property assessment $LED00. The County Tax Supervisor advised that Ernest H, Hearn had failed to list his personal property tax for the years of 1973 and 197L1 and that hie department had placed a value of said personal property of $LE,000. Chairman Walker referred to Item VI of the Agenda: (Report of possible so'!ution to septic tank problems in the B & W Mobile Home Park,) ~~~~ Chairman Walker reported to .the Board that he and Dr. 0. David Garvin had made a personal, on the site investigation of the B & W Mobile Home Park. Hg stated that Henry Broadway, one of the owners of the park, had agreed to vacate the lot where the septic tank problem was oaaurring and that this lot would not again be rented, but would be turned into a park area.~Chairman ,•- Walker then recognized Henry Broadway. Mr, Broadway said that he planned to veaste the lot in question and that he would vacate any lots that proved to have any problems. He said that he had tried to maintain a good park and to abide by all the rules and regulations that the County had enacted. However, Dewitt Spears had gone to the District Health Department and the State Health .Department about the problem that exist ed. in stead of contacting him or Phillip Ward, the other owner of 'the B & W Trailer ParY.. DeWitt Spears, the tenant, who had reported the septic tank problem stated that since the health authorities had been investigating the matter he had received an eviction notice, and that in trying to secure another site for his trailer he had been turned down by twenty nine (29) other parks before being accepted,