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2879
FROSTBURG
RESOLUTION of the Mayor and City Council of Frostburg,
Maryland, adopted pursuant to the authority of Article 11-E of
the Constitution of Maryland, and Section 13 of Article 23A of
the Annotated Code of Maryland (1957 Edition, as supplemented and
amended), Title "Corporations-Municipal", Sub-Title "Home Rule",
as entitled "A RESOLUTION TO AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
FROSTBURG (1981 EDITION), BEING ARTICLE 1A OF THE CODE OF PUBLIC
LOCAL LAWS OF MARYLAND, ARE REPEALING AND RE-ENACTING, WITH
AMENDMENTS, SECTION 704B, THEREOF, SETTING FORTH FIRE DEPARTMENT
FINANCIAL APPROPRIATIONS. [Section 704b of the Charter of the City of Frostburg,
Allegany County, repealed and reenacted, with amendments. Effective Date October 28, 1982]
FRUITLAND (Wicomico County) RESOLUTION NO. 1-83 A PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT ENTITLED A RESOLUTION to repeal Section 113-0 (published as Section
FC5-16 in the Fruitland Charter section of the Wicomico County
Code) of the Charter of the City of Fruitland, and to re-enact in
place thereof a new Section 113-0, said new section providing, in
order to encourage industrial, warehousing, and commercial
development within the City of Fruitland, that buildings owned
and operated by any manufacturing company or association newly
established within or newly annexed within the limits of the City
of Fruitland may be exempted from taxation for corporate purposes
for a period of up to five (5) years; providing that newly
enlarged, remodeled or rehabilitated buildings may be exempted to
the extent that the assessment exceeds the assessable basis of
any building or structure on which an exemption has expired;
providing that all manufacturing machinery shall be totally
exempt from taxation by the City of Fruitland; providing that
tangible personal property, the sole purpose of which is to be
incorporated into and become a part of a manufactured product,
shall be totally exempt from taxation by the City of Fruitland;
and further providing that Twenty-five Percent (25%) of the
assessed valuation of the goods, wares and merchandise held
within the limits of" Fruitland for resale, either wholesale or
retail, shall be exempt from taxation during the fiscal year
beginning on July 1, 1983, and Thirty-five Percent (35%) of the
assessed valuation thereof thereafter. [Section FC5-16 of the Charter of the City of Fruitland,
Wicomico County, repealed and added. Effective Date April 27, 1983]


 
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