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3/18/1997
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9a
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RES-1997-013 Resolution Adoption of 1997 Orange County Legislative Goals - Occupancy Tax
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RES-1997-014 Resolution Adoption of 1997 Orange County Legislative Goals
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� <br /> 2 �L <br /> • making more equitable the manner in which State excise taxes on beer, wine, and spirituous <br /> liquor are assessed <br /> Prior to considering adoption of this resolution, the Board needs to officially close the March 5 <br /> public hearing. The Board may also want to review written comments, if any, received from the <br /> public since March 5, and determine whether any such comments would lead to additional or <br /> modified bill drafting by the Attorney. The Board may also want to discuss whether to indicate <br /> their support for any legislative matters being considered by Orange County's municipal governing <br /> boards (distributed with the March 5, 1997 agenda, and retransmitted under separate cover with this <br /> agenda) and whether there are any additional County legislative matters to be brought to the <br /> attention of the Orange County legislative delegation. <br /> There are a number of legislative issues that have come to our attention since the March 5 meeting <br /> that the Board may want to consider at the March 18 meeting: <br /> • whether to adopt a resolution(see draft at page 15) similar to one to be considered by the Chapel <br /> Hill Town Council on March 17 (see pages 16-17), that would request the General Assembly to <br /> approve legislation clarifying that the Orange County occupancy tax is applicable to all guest <br /> accommodations at the Carolina Inn <br /> • whether to support statewide legislation that would provide that farmers who sell land in the use <br /> value program will not have to pay deferred property taxes on the property sold, if they sell to <br /> other farmers who will keep that land in the use value program <br /> • whether to request special funding for the Eno River park project, as outlined in the attached <br /> draft letter from the Chair(see page 18) <br /> • whether to indicate support for the request by the Conservation Trust of North Carolina for <br /> statewide legislation that would increase financial incentives for private landowners who donate <br /> land or interest in land for public-interest conservation purposes (see pages 19-20). <br /> Note also that since the Commissioners' March 5 meeting,the Carrboro Board of Aldermen have <br /> indicated plans to request that the Town Charter be amended to permit the levy of privilege taxes on <br /> the basis of annual gross receipts of businesses subject to that tax(see page 21). <br /> RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board: 1)close the public hearing <br /> on 1997 legislative matters that was opened on March 5, 1997; 2)receive as part of the formal <br /> record of the public hearing any written comments submitted by citizens since the opening of the <br /> March 5 public hearing; 3)adopt the attached"Resolution Regarding Legislative Matters" or a <br /> similar resolution that incorporates any additional legislative initiatives that the Board may approve <br /> at the March 18 meeting; and 4)direct the County Attorney to transmit the attached, or a similar, <br /> letter re: "Legislation of Orange County",to the members of the Orange County legislative <br /> delegation prior to the March 27 deadline for submitting local legislation. <br />
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