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Home My WebLink Aboutbocc.min.reg.10021950 October 2, 1950 II The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado met at 10:00 A.M. Oct. 2, 11950 with the following members present: T. J. Sardy, Chairman; C. O. Quam and Orest A. Gerbaz' Commissioners; C. H. Darrow, County Attorney; Wm C. Stapleton, Acting Clerk. The minutes of the meeting held Sept. 18, 1950 were read and approved. . j The Report of the Service officer was examined, approved and signed. The Reports of the County Clerk, Clerk of the District Court and County Court was approved and signed. Upon motion duly seconded and carried Mr. Elbie L. Gann was appointed to fill the vacancy I on the Pitkin County Library Board caused by the Resignation of Mr. H. H. Hadley. This term expires Jan. 1, 1954. mt The Board pursuant to Notice given, further discussed the Budget for the Fiscal Year 1951 and there being no objections to such Budget by any tax payer or anyone else and after such Consideration unanimoulsy adopted the same as the Budget of Pitkin County, Colorado for said Fiscal Year. s, The Board having received a Bid on Parcel No. 1 of Public Notice inviting bids on various parcels of Real Estate which the County has Title to and which they deemed adequate for Posting and Advertising for Sale at Public Auction at theSouth Front Door of the Court House in Aspen, Colorado, which Public Notice had been previously Posted on Sept. 5, 1950 and set out at length in the minutes of that meeting. Upon motion duly seconded and carried theBoard ordered the same advertised and Posted for sale to be held on November 6, 1950. The matter of Vacation and Sick leave for the County Road employees was discussed and upon motion duly seconded and carried it was agreed to allow the Regular County Road Employes a Two Weeks Vacation with pay including sick leave. Vacation and Sick leave not to be cumulati e from year to year, and Vacation to be taken only at time approved by Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners. Compensation of Judges and Clerks of Election at the General Election on Nov. 7, 1950 was discussed and it was decided to rescind the previous salary set for Judges and Clerks of Election set on July 17, 1950 and was regularly moved seconded and carried to pay as follows: In precincts where there are no counting Judges, the Judges and Clerks for such precinct shal receive $20.00 in full compensation for their services. In precincts where there are both receiving and counting Judges & Clerks, the Judges and Cler s for such Precinct shall receive $10.00 in full compensation for their services. Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from the various funds as follows: ORDINARY FUND T. J. Sardy Sal. & Mil. 101.64 Eudora McCabe Election Exp. 12.50 Orest A. Gerbaz " " 111.32 Polena Nicholson " 12.50 C. 0. Quam " " 76.88 Jens Christiansen " 10.00 M. M. Neihardt Sal. 163.60 Eva Robison " 10.00 Wm C. Stapleton " 175.00 Thos P Hanley " 20.00 Leonard R. Johnson Fees & Mil 138.88 Mrs. John Jurick " 25.30 Warren J. Conner Sal. & Exp 190.48 Harvey Gerbaz " 20.00 Robt. C. Wiese Sal 124.90 Sullivan Vagneur " 25.30 Ellen Nicholson " 120.00 Clyde Sievers " 10.00 Phillip J. Crosby " 183.60 Paul Anderson " 20.00 7 . F. Beck to 175.00 Josephine Lumsden 0 29.50 Lettie Lee Brand Sal & Exp 177.61 Maxine Biglow " 29.50 C. H. Darrow " " 81.40 Grace E. McLaren " 20.00 Louise M. Berg " " 113.05 Ellen Williams " 10.00 1John M. Shultz Sal 25.62 Betty J. Williams " 10.00 Robert Delaney " " 42.00 Claude Crowley n 10.00 Wm R. Shaw Sal. 136.40 Dean Cook " 29.50 J. B. Bray Fees 9.60 Edith Arbaney " 29.50 Aspen Times Print. 171.66 Nellie Sewell " 20.00 Frankel Carbon Co. Sup 9.75 Anna Natal " 10.00 Richardson Office Sup. " 4.23 Roy Hungerford " 10.00 (Intermountain Print. Co. " 1.83 Nellie Sewell " 10.00 C. F. Hoeckel " 11.12 Grace Condon " 12.50 Out West Print. Co. " 291.73 Agnes Bandy " 12.50 I X L Typewriter Co. n 13.25 Fritz Reeser to 10.00 Ethel Frost Election Expo 12.50 Ellen Nicholson „ 10.00 Hazel Ashcroft " 12.50 Harold Johnson " 10.00 Elizabeth Borstner " 10.00 Helen Gerbaz " 10.00 Adline Groscurth " 10.00 Ed C. Groscurt* " 10.00 Ann Slavens " 10.00 Leonard R. Johnson " 14.70 281 erd nary Fund Continued L. A. barber Election Exp 21.65 County Clerk Box Rent & Pos. 7:75 Out West Print. Co. " It 189.28 Mtn. States T. & T. Co. Ser. 39:55 Robert Barnard Co. Phy 67.00 Pitkin County Bank " 37:50 Milton G. Conner Ser. Off: 75.00 Wm C. Stapleton Budget Officer 85.00 J Colorado Information Sub. 5:00 Income Tax Fund Witholding 132.13 A. F. Callahan Vi. Sta. 7.75 STATE SPECIAL ROAD FUND John Snyder La. 218.10 Liberty Truck & Parts Sup. 34.81 Melvin Phillips " 190.20 Navy Gas & Supply " 289.08 .. Henry Hendrickson " 187.10 Contl. Oil Co. " 156.22 John Andrews " 187.10 Howard Dearhamer a 6.46 Wm Martz Jr. " 210.00 Charles Spaulding " 19.29 Louis Smulling " 190.10 M' M. Neihardt Ina. &Freight 185.70 Raymond Lowderback " 210.00 Les Baillie Sup 24.25 Claude Crowley La & Equip 329.25 H. J. Billings Lumber 58.14 Gene Williams La. 82.50 Roy Whitbeck La. 211.00 Joe Steele " 30.00 Paul M.Wood " 30.00 Ernest L. Jones Welding 4.50 Matt D. Thompson " 170.10 Conoco Station Sup 46.61 ArbaneyService Sta. Sup 29.67 Aspen Supply Co. n 80.35 Standard Tire Co. " 233.46 Lewis H. Tomkins " 48.55 Income Tax Fund Witholding 78.80 Herald Motors " 53.62 Louis Smulling Overtime 22.50 Aspen Motors " 79.93 Melvin Phillips " & Mil. 67.20 Liberty Truck & Parts Contract Pay.3,000.00 HOSPITAL FUND John Crosby Sal 192.20 John Crosby Sup/ 5.40 Hazel Loushin " 182.20 Elders Market " 202.50 Joyce Molden " 167.34 Mt. States T & T. Co. Ser. 16.77 I Dorothy Tollefson " 161.62 Mt. Util. Corp " -.. 46.13 j Dorothy Stead „ 161.62 Mesa Trading Co. Sup 164.96 Eliz. Fitzpatrick " 126.60 Aspen Dairy " 74.06 Hazel Loushin " 95.90 Technical Equip. Co. " 123.01 Jennie Ferguson " 44.00 Income Tax Fund Witholding 130.00 BUILDING & IMPROVEMENT FUND Leonard R. Johnson Janitor 130.00 Aspen Supply Co. Sup. 7.12 Mtn.,, Utilities Corp Ser. 69.76 John Strong Wood 5.00 The Board adopted the following Budget for the Fiscal year 1951: PIT %IN COUNTY, COLORADO Budget Estimate, 1951 ORDINARY COUNTY REVENUE EXPENSES _ Actual Estimated Proposed County Officers 1949 1950 1951 Commissioners $ 3,039.20 $ 3,080.00 $ 3,420.00 County Clerk & Deputies 4,615.76 4,583.00 5,550.00 Sheriff & Deputies 935.56 675.00 1,300.00 Assessor & Deputies 5,466.26 6,327.95 5,600.00 Supt. of Schools 1,786.27 1,800.00 1,800.00 A. Treasurer & Deputies 4,500.00 4,604.00 5,000.00 20,343.05 21,069.95 22,670.00 District Court Expense Stenographer 374.98 '375.00 400.00 Clerks 1,150.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 Dist. Atty & Deputies 306.20 808.04 308.04 Miscellaneous 304.49 270.44 896.00 2,135.67 2,453.48 3,104.24 County Court Expense County Judge 1,686.57 1,700.00 1,700.00 Clerk - - - - - - - - - 250.00 Miscellaneous 31.00 50.00 700.00 1,717.57 1,750.00 2,650.00 Justice Court Expense . Justice & Constable Fees and Miscellaneous 129.10 50.00 117.00 County Coroner Expense Coroner Fees, Jurors & Witnesses & Miscellaneous 24.36 180.00 300.00 • County Attorney Expense County Attorney Salary, Expense & Miscellaneous 869.80 976.80 1,876.80 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES Books & Stationary 2,266.48 2,135.05 3,000.00 I Printing & Advertising 633.09 992.40 1,100.00 Exp. to County Prisoners 332.01 150.00 150.00 Service Officer 865.85 940.00 950.00 County Physician 400.00 547.35 400.00 Election Expense 2,500.00- - - - - - Weed Control - - - - 25.00 220.00 5% Pitkin County Hospital - - - - 500.00 1,181.72 County Re- appraisal 2,500.00 1,000.00 - - - Miscell. inc. Fire Control 7,387.36 6,520.54 8,050.00 Clerk to Commissioners 1,537.91 1,500.00 1,500.00 �. r 15,922.70 16,810.34 16,551.72 Total Ordinary Expense 41,142.25 43,290.57 47,269.56 Estimated Treasurers Fees 1,182.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 1,182.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 49,633.56 ESTIMATED INCOME 2alance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None Del. Taxes & Interest $1,300.00 Fees County Clerks Office 3,000.00 Fees Treasurerts Office 4,472.18 Fees Other Offices 2,000.00 Auto Tax 2,500.00 1 Clerk to Commissioners 1,500.00 Clark McNary Fire Fund 300.00 15% Liquor Licenses 300.00 Fees from Sale of County Property 4,000.00 Transfer from Bond Int. fund 100.00 I Transfer from Outstanding Wnt. Fund 6,527.82 I s 282 (Ordinary Fund Continued) Total Estimated Fees $26,000.00 26,00000 Net Tax Requirement $ 23,633.56 • Valuation $3,151,260.00 / 0� T�' Ga»>7 » /SS , Levy 7.50 mills to produce 4 /.1eh4eq �e� 7/5 M S J $ 23,634.45 POOR FUND /0/14 /S o " N i les es 0 ,77, 531.67 Estimated Expense Medical & Hospital Expense $ 3,000.00' • Provisions & Clothing '400:00 Miscellaneous Outside Relief 1,200.00 Pauper Burials 200.00 Miscellaneous 100.00 $ 4,900.00 Estimated Treasurers Fees ' 75:00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 75.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 5,050.00 Estimated Fees Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 $2,450.00 State Special Relief 1,000.00 Total Estimated Fees $3,450.00 1 3,450.00 Net Tax Requirement 1,600.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .50 Mills to produce $ 1,575.63 AID TO NEEDY DISABLED FUND Estimated Expense $ 2,000.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 50.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 50.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 2,100.00 Estimated Fees Balance On Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None State & Federal Share $1,000.00 Total Estimated Fees $1,000.00 $ 1,000.00 Net Tax Requirement $ 1,100.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .35 Mills to produce $ 1,102.94 AID TO BLIND FUND Estimated Expense $ 1,000.00 • Estimated Treasurer's Fees 8.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 8.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 1,016.00 Estimated Fees Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1951 $150.00 State Share 750.00 Total Estimated Fees $900.00 900.00 Net Tax Requirement $ 116.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .05 mill to produce $ 157.56 AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN FUND Estimated Expense $ 3,600.00 i Estimated Treasurer's Fees 15.75 Estimated Uncollected Taxes ' 15.75 Total Estimated Expense $ 3,631.50 Estimated Fees Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 $600.00 State Share 2,700.00 Total Estimated Fees $ 3,300.00 3,300.00 Net Tax Requirement $ 331.50 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .10 Mill to produce $ 315.13 ADMINISTRATIVE FUND (WELFARE) Estimated Expense $ 5,500.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 100.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 100.00 Total Estimated Expenses $ 5,700.00 Repairs (Office) 200.00 $ 5,900.00 Estimated Fees Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 $ 200.00 State Share 3,750.00 Total Estimated Fees $ 3 950.00 3,950.00 Net Tax Requirement $ 1,950.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .65 Mills to produce $ 2,048.32 COLORADO RIVER CONSERVATION FUND Estimated Expense $ 574.25 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 28.70 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 28.70 Total Estimated Expense - $ 631.65 Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1950 None . Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .20 mills to produce $ 630.25 CONTINGENT FUND Estimated Expense $ 1,433.63 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 71.60 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 71.60 Total Estimated % xpense $ 1,576.83 Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .50 mills to produce $ 1,575.63 OUTSTANDING WARRANT FUND Estimated Expense $ 6,527.82 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 287.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 287.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 7,101.82 Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy 2.25 mills to produce $ 7,090.34 283 PITKIN COUNTY LIBRARY FUND Estimated Expenses $ 685.00 Librarian Electircity 20.00 P\ Magazines 20.00 Books & Replacements 500.00 Library Equipment 40.00 Supplies 25.00 Insurance & Secretary Bond 15.00 Postage, Cleaning & Miscell. 25.00 Estimated Expense $ 1;330.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 55.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 55.00 Total Estimated Expense 1 1,440.00 Estimated Fees & Flues 120.00 Balance on Hand Jan 1, 1951 None 1 1,320.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy .42 mills to produce 1,323.52 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Estimated Expense $ 67,400.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 250.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 250.00 Total Estimated Expense $ 67,900.00 Estimated Fees Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 $4,473.00 Delinquent Taxes 50.00 Forest Appn. 2,461.00 Auto Tax 160.00 Car License 2,100.00 Gas Tax From State 43,000.00 Motor Fuel Refund 1,100.00 Miscellaneous Collections 4,000.00 Total Estimated Fees 1 57,344.00 57,344.00 Net Tax Requirement 110,556.00 Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy 3.35 mills to produce $10,556.72 PITKIN COUNTY HOSPITAL FUND 8stitlated Expenses Number Employed Per Month Matron's Salary 1 $ 300.00 Nurses Salary 3 185.00 Cooks a 1 135.00 Custodian 1 210.00 Laundress, Cooks Helper & Miscell 200.00 Equipment 200.00 Medical Supplies 300.00 Other Supplies 375.00 GROUNDS & BUILDINGS Insurance Water, Lights & Fuel 125.00 Repairs & Alterations 300.00 Telephone Service 15.00 Supplies 25.00 Miscellaneous 50.00 Total Per Month I 2;790.00 Total Estimated Expense per year 33,480. 00 Estimated Treasurers fees 150.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 150.00 5 33,780.00 Estimated Fees 5% Ordinary County Revenue Fund $1,181.72 Fees for Professional Services 21,600.00 Estimated Donations 7,850.00 Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 none - Total Estimated Fees 1 30,631.72 1 30,631.72 Net Tax Requirement 3,148.28 Valuation $3,151,260.00 _ Levy 1 mill to produce $ 3,151.26 BUILDING & IMPROVEMENT FUND Estimated Expense $ 5,730.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 286.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 286.00 Total Estimated Expense 1 6,302.00 Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None Valuation $3,151,260.00 Levy 2 mills to produce 4me7>q e4 ter/t/ �• 35 ))) S 9 /AX Ca 2" 7," SS • $ 6,302.52 MINIMUM EDUCATION FUND / /9/2 4/So /'pa 4 u c e s 7 yes' r6 "a ma e. D. pense $ 2,865.00 Estimated Treasurer's Fees 143.00 Estimated Uncollected Taxes 143.00 Total Estimated Expense 5 3,151.00 :alance on Hand Jan. 1, 1951 None Valuation $3,151,260.00 re levy 1 mill to produce - $ 3,151.26 PITKIN COUNTY GENERAL SCHOOL FUND Coun y a ua on $ 3,151,260.00 hill Levy required for General Schools 4.28 Mills Amount of Tax rai ed by Levy 13,487.39 Amount allocable from State Income Tax 2,353.42 'evised Levy 3.53 Mills Amount Levy has been reduced .75 Mill Amount Property Tax has been reduced by allocable amount 2,363.44 Net Tax Requirement 11,123.95 Amount CeritPied by Supt. for General School Purposes 13,500.00 I Net Tax Requirement 11,123.95 I Levy 3.53 Mills to produce $11,123.95 ' I THE FOLLOWING WAS RECEIVED RELATIVE TO BUDGET, LEVIES AND TAX MATTERS STATE OF COLORADO State Capitol Department of Auditing Denver September 25, 1950 To the Respective County Clerks and Recorders, and Bounty Assessors of �� the State of Colorado Gentlemen: The assessed valuation of the State for the year 1950 as fixed by the Colorado Tax Commission and accepted by the State Board of Equalization, is $1,644,466,809.00, and after consideration of levies made necessary by legislative action and those reposed in the Board of Equalization, the tax levy for the year 1950 for all State purposes has been fixed at three and nine tenths (3.90) mills, to be distributed to the various State funds as shown on the Schedule "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof. The valuation of your County for the year 1950, as certified by the Colorado Tax Commission, is as shown on the attached Schedule "B" and your County has been charged with State Taxes on that valuation. (Valuation Pitkin County,Colorado as shown on Schedule "B" $3,151,260.00) The above information is furnished as required by Section 21, Chapter 158, Session Laws of 1943. Your attention is directed to Chapter 168, Session Laws of Colorado, 1949, which provides for a tax levy of six (6) mills on each dollar of assessed valuation on all sheep and goats, except those in feed lots, to be credited to the Predatory Animal Fund and forwarded to the State Treasurer. Also to Colorado Statutes Annotated, 1936, Chapter 110, Section 325, which provides that there shall be levied and collected a tax equal to one -tenth of one per cent upon the assessed valuation of all producing and non- producing metalliferous mining property, including lode claims, placer and mill sites, to- gether with all improvements thereon, forwarded to the State Treasurer and to be credited to the Metal Mining Fund. The increase of four one hundredths of one mill (.04 mills, which represents and increase of four cents for every $1,000.00 of assessed valuation) which has been made in the tax levy for 1950 is required by the provisions of Section 7, Chapter 148, Session Laws of Colorado, 1909, which section provides in part that "for the ultimate redemption of said bonds there shall be levied annually for forty years, after ten years from the date of their issuance, such a tax upon all the taxable property in the state as s shall create an annual fund equal to two and one half per cent (2i %) of the whold amount of the bonds issued, which fund shall be called "Funding Bonds, Series of 1910, Sinking Fund." It is with a great deal of personal satisfaction that I am able to point out to you that the action taken by the State Board of Equalization in 1949, and noted in my statement of September 26, 1949, to withdraw the State entirely from the field of property taxation for general fund purposes has been repeated this year. Further all of us who believe that the field of property taxation should by left entirely to the local governments should feel greatly encouraged by the adoption of a resolution by the Board at its meeting of September 18, 1950, to be submitted to the next General Assembly urging that the State be withdrawn entirely fromthe field of property taxation. Yours very truly, Myron G. McGinley Auditor of State 1951 SCHEDULE "A" 1950 Tax Levy for State Funds Anticipated ■ State Funds Levy Revenue State University .51989 854,941:85 University Medical & Nurses TRaining School .10000 164,446,68 State College of Agriculture & Mechanic Arts :26042 428,252.05 Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station :07171 117,924.71 Fort Lewis School .04919 80,891.32 School of Mines .15918 261,766.23 School of Mines Experiment Station .01616 26,574.58 State College of Education .26042 428,252.05 Western State College ( Gunnison Normal) .10044 165,170.25 Adams State College .05000 82,223.34 Deaf and Blind .14022 230,587.14 Colorado State Hospital .26822 441,087.89 Stock Inspection .03333 54,810.08 State Fair Tax .03000 49,334.00 State Military .07000 115,112.68 Interest on Funding Bonds, 1910 .00979 16,099.33 Sinking Fund, 1910 Funding tIonds .03241 53,297.17 Police Pensions .20000 328,893.36 Adams State College (Bldg.) .02717 44,680.16 Colorado General Hospital (Bldg.) .05797 95,329.74 Colorado Psychopathic Hospital (Bldg.) .02174 35,750.71 Colorado State Fair Commission (Bldg.) .01087 17,875.35 Colorado State Hospital (Bldg.) .38768 637,526.89 Dept. of Public Buildings (Capitol Grounds) (Bldg.) .15470 254,399.02 Fort Lewis School (Bldg.) .02536 41,703.68 State College of Agric. & Mech. Arts (Bldg.) .09203 151,340.28 State College of Education (Bldg.) .07246 119,158.06 Grand Junction mental Defectives Home (Bldg.) .06971 114,635.78 State Home for Mental Defectives, Ridge, (Bldg.) .03623 59,579.03 Soldiers and Sailors Home (Bldg.) .00725 11,922.38 State Military (Bldg.) .00493 8,107.22 State Penitentiary (Bldg.) .11493 238,332.57 StatE Reformatory (Bldg.) .03043 50,041.12 "University of Colorado (Bldg.) .17754 291,958.64 Western State College (Bldg.) .02899 47,673.09 Workshop for the Blind (Bldg.) .00290 4,768.95 School of Mines (Bldg.) .08696 143,002.83 Industrial School for Boys (Bldg.) .03623 59,579.03 Home of Dependent Children (Bldg.) .02174 35,750.72 Industrial School for Girls (Bldg.) .02174 35,750.72 School for Deaf and Blind (Bldg.) .00906 14 898.87 3.9 $6,41 ,420.55 I v. 285 he following was received from the Superintendent of Schools: County Superintendent of Schools Aspen, Colorado Pitkin County Special School Levies 1950 -1951 'strict Special Fund Revenue ,- umber Valuation Mill Levy Collections 1 '$`1,b47;730 8 ) ;12,381.84 1 1,547,730 Postwar fund 1 ) Total 9 Mills 1,547.731 1 )old,subject to old bond 1,110,140 Bond Retirement 2 2,220.28 7 113,170 16 1,810.72 9 106,190 10 1,061.90 10 42,090 9.4 395.65 12 196,240 3 588.72 13 114,400 7 800.80 t. 1 -A -B & WS (inc. ' .ld #14 -WS $1,031.440 9.5 9,798.68 It. 1 -A -B ( Inc. Old Jt. 1, 1 2, Jt. 3, #15, #17, #6, #11 $982,760 Bond Retirement 1.8 ) Total Interest .2 ) 2 mills 1,965.52 '0H3 $2,675.550 4 10,702.20 'CRS 2,675.550 Bond Retirement .8 2,140.44 Pitkin County Special School Fund Levies as presented to the Board ofCounty Commissioners his day, October 2, 1950. Lettie Lee Brand County Supt. of Schools County Superintendent of Schools Aspen, Colorado October 2, 1950 RITKIN COUNTY MINIMUM SALARY FUND 1950 -1951 I hereby certify the following amounts are required as apportionment to the County General .chool Fund (teachers minimum salary) as required by statute. I No. Teachers Amount '! (63 Months) N4,725.00 7 1 ( 9 Months) 675.00 9 1 ( 9 Months) 675.00 10 1 ( 9 Months) 675.00 12 1 ( 9 Months) 675.00 13 1 ( 9 Months) 675.00 Pt. 1 6 (54 Months) 4,050.00 'CHS 2 (18 Months) 1,350.00 Amount required to m eat minimum salary 1 13,500.00 Valuation of County $3,151,260 g 4.28 mills 13,487.39 i, Less Income Tax 2,353.42 Amount of Revenue at 100% Collection 11,239.95 Levy needed to obtain this amount 3.53 mills • Presented to County Commissioners of Pitkin County this 2 day of October, A. D. 1950 Lettie Lee Brand Co. Supt. Schoold � he following affadavit was signed regarding General School. Fund Levy: Non. Homer F. Bedford October 3, 1950 Date Mate Treasurer Aspen,Colorado , tats Capitol Building Affidavit from Board of County Commissioner , Denver, Colorado - under Section 36 (4) and 36 (5) of State Dear Sir: Income Tax Act -as amended. In accordance with Section 36 (4) and 36 (5) of the State Income Tas Act as amend ,, l e hereby make oath in the manner and form stated hereunder, that we, acting for the purpose p pecified.under the income Tax Act, have "reduced the property tax required in the Chapter 14 , actions 242, 243, Colorado Statutes Annotated, 1935, as mach as the allotment from the 'Rase e or General County School Fund' to said county will permit ", nalmit as follows: Assessed valuation of County (1) $3,151,260.00 Aggregate amount certified by County I - Superintendent necessary for general school fund purposes (2) $ 13,500.00 Mill levy required for general school fund (3) 4.28 Mills Amount of tax raised by levy for general schools fund (4) $ 13,487.39 Amount allocable to general school fund from income tax collections (5) $ 2,352.42 Revised levy after allocation of income tax collections (6) 3.53 Mills Amount levy has been reduced (7) .75 Mills Amount property tax has been reduced by allocable amount (8) $ 2,363.44 T. J. Sardy Chairman Ornst A. Gerbaz Clarence 0. Quam I BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PitkinCounty, Colorado Personally appeared before me this 3rd day of October, A.D. 1950 T. J. Sardy, Crest A. Gerbaz, and Clarence 0. Quam, members of the Board ofCounty Commissioners of Pitkin County, State of Colorado, and each acting in his official capacity affixed his signature hereto and each upo his oath severally for himself and not for the others, deposed and affirmed that the averment contained herein are true and correct according to said affiant's personal knowledge. Mailed to State Treasurer M. M. Neihardt 10/4/50 County Clerk & Recorder. The allocation of the Income Tax Money is as follows: STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY State Capitol Denver TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY ASPEN COLORADO 286 gentlemen: Pursuant to the provisions of Section 36 (4) of Chapter 138 of the Session Laws of 1945, being the amended provisions of the Colorado Income Tax Act of 1937, you are hereby notified that there is available to the credit of the said Pitkin County from the fund designs ed "Reserve for General County School Fund" the sum of: TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FIFTY -TWO and 42/100 DOLLARS, ($2,352,42). You are further notified in accordance with the foregoing that there is available to the credit of the said County in the fund designated "Reserve for Special School Fund" NONE Dollars. Yours respectfully, Homer F. Bedford State Treasurer APPLICATION OF COUNTY FOR INCREASE OF LEVY To the Colorado Tax Commission The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, hereby petition theColorado Tax Commission for permission to levy 23.40 mills, producing $73,739.484, for County purposes for the year 1951. INFORMATION Assessed valuation of County last year $2,951,360 Valuation of County this year $3,151,260 Levy last year in mills 23.40; in dollars $69,061.82 Proposed levy in mills 23.40 in Dollars $73,793.48 PREVIOUS YEAR CURRENT YEAR Segregation of Funds levy in mills In Dollars Levy in mills In Dolla s 1. Ordinary County Revenue 7.50 $22,135.20 7.50 $23,634.45 2. Support of Poor 1.00 2,951.36 .50 1,575.63 3. Unforseen Contingency .50 1,475.68 .50 1 ,575.63 4.Roads and Bridges 2.00 5,902.72 3.35 10, 556.72 8. Buildings & Improvement 2.00 5,902.72 2.00 6,302.52 9. Hospital 1.00 • 2,951.36 1.00 3,151.26 10. Aid to Dependent Children .35 1,032.97 .10 315.13 11. Blind Aid .10 295.13 .05 157.56 12. Public Welfare .75 2,213.52 .65 2,048.32 14. Aid to Needy Disabled none .35 1,102.94 15. Library .40 1,160.54 .42 1,323.52 17. General School 4.15 12,248.14 3.53 . 11,123.95 18. Minimum Education 1.00 2,951.36 1.00 3,151.26 20. Outstanding Wnt. Fund 2.50 7,378.40 2.25 - 7,090.34 21. Colo. ' Consv. 15 442.70 .20 630.25 The increased levies are made necessary fob the following reasons: Increased expenses, low valuation, increasing useless expenses set by Statute. The Board of County Commissioners request that the Colorado Tax Commission authorize the levies as applied for. M. M. Neihardt October 2, 1950 County `Clerk BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, Copy of Budget & Application Mailed to By T. J. Sardy Tax Commission 10/5/50 Chairman. warren d. uonner Assessor Pitkin County, Colorado August 23, 1950 Honorable Board of County C ommissioners Pitkin County, Colorado Aspen, Colorado Gentlemen: Upon receiptof approval of the 1950 abstract of Assessment, by t Colorado Tax Commission, as submitted and as prepared by me, I find the Grand Total Assessed Valuation of all Taxable Property, located within the confines of Pitkin County Colorado for the Tax year 1950, to be: $3,151,260.00 Respectfully submitted, Warren J. Conner Assessor. STATE OF COLORADO COLORADO TAX COMMISSION DENVER Mr. M.M. Neihardt October 6, 1950. County Clerk Aspen,Colorado Dear Sir: We hereby acknowledge receipt of annual budget for the County of Pitkin, which has been filed in accordance with the provisions of Section 12, Chapter 103, 1935 C.S.A. Very Truly yours, COLORADO TAX COMMISSION Paul F. Perske The following is a COPY OF ORDER OF COLORADO TAX COMMISSION FOR INCREASE OF LEVY Denver, Colorado, July 28, 1950 F. C. Merriell, Secretary, The application of The Colorado River Water Conservaion District for an increased levy is hereby approved and a levy not to exceed 2/10 mill upon the valuation of 19.0 authorized. COLORADO TAX COMMISSION ATTEST: Paul F. Perske Howard A. Letting Secretary Commissioner (Seal of the Colorado Tax Commission) Note: this order should be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at the time they make their levy Certified: A true Copy F. C. Merriell Secretary, The Colorado River Water Conservation District. No further business appearing the Board adjourned to meet Wednesday Octob 18, 1950. Attest Ael A ll. Ly Clerk Approved eglidi % V f 'hairman