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7 - .. scheduled Public Hearing .relative to the $6,D00,000. School Band Issue. The Chairman asked if there were those persons present who wished to be heard an the question of the validity of the "Order Authorizing $6,000,000 School Bonds." No one came forth, either in person or by attorney, to be heard an the question of the validity of said order or the advisability of issuing bonds and the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners and Register of Deeds announced that no written statement relating to said questions had been received. Commissian'er Whitted read the Order Authorizing $5,000,000. School _. Bond. (For copy of Order, see next page) Upson motion of Commissioner Whined, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, it was moved and adopted that the Order Authorizing $6,000,000. School Bond be approved. The Chairman announced that the Order Authorizing $6,000,000 has been adopted. Commissioner Pinney introduced a resolution which was read. (for copy of Resolution, see next page). Commissioner Pinney moved that the Resolution Calling a Special Bond Referendum be adapted. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion and all members. of the Board voted aye. The motion was declared passed. The Chairman stated that this concluded the proceedings of the School Bond Public Hearing relative to the $6,000,000 School Bond Issue. Chairman Garrett stated that the next item on the Agenda was a duly called Public Hearing on the Assessment Ro11 for the Paving of State Roads 1711, 1831, 1832, and 1833. The Chairman stated that for the record she would like to inform those present of letters which had been received relative to the paving of the above referred to roads. The Chairman read letters from Sarah R. Feathers, Lena F. Brady, and Thelma M. Wynn. The Chairman then asked if there were those present who would like to speak concerning the Assessment Roll. Various members of the audience spoke in favor of the proceedings for the paving of the roads in the Colonial Hills area. Other members of the audience inquired about the tax map reference (lot number) and the Sudivision lot number. The Chairman stated that the tax map reference and the subdivision lot numbers were not one in the same. That in preparing the Assessment Roll, the County had used the tax map reference. Mr. Eugene Conti questioned the footage on :his property located on State Road 1711 and the footage was changed on the Assessment Roll to 282 feet instead of 330 feet which would make the amount tv be assessed from Mr. Conti $611.94. Bobby Tarlton inquired about what portion of the road he was paying for. Discussion ensued about how the assessment could be paid. The Chairman informed the audience that from the day of publica- tian of the Assessment 13011, owners had 30 days in which to pay their assessment in full without being charged interest. Chairman Garrett called for a motion to adapt the Assessment Roll as adjusted for the Conti property