Resolution 5752 RESOLUTION NO. 5752
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH FLORIDA, MAKING A TAX LEVY FOR THE
TAX YEAR 1944, AND FIXING THE MILLAGE ON REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN SAID CITY.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA:
SECTION 1. That there be, and the same is hereby levied, a tax for
the year A. D. 1944, on all real and personal property
located within the corporate limits of the City of Miami Beach, Florida,
as follows:
(A) For the purpose of carrying on the Government or Administration and
Finance Department of said City and to provide funds for the sup-
port and maintenance of the different City departments, as follows:
Mayor and Council; Clerk and Collector' s Office; Tax Assessor' s Office;
City Manager' s Office; Personnel and Pension Board; Legal; Fire; Police;
Beach Patrol; Engineering; Streets and Bridges; Sewer; Parks and Docks;
Water; Building Inspection; Maintenance Public Buildings; Health and
Welfare; Waste Collection and Disposal; Recreation; Library and Art
Center; Golf Course (Normandy Isle) ; Lighting City; Telephone Exchange;
and Miscellaneous; and a reserve for tax discounts and abatements and
for uncollected taxes; Seventeen and seven-tenths (17.7) Mills on the
dollar of the taxable cash value of all of said property in said City,
with the exception of such properties as have been allowed a Homestead
Exemption, pursuant to the provisions of an Act known as "Senate Bill
#1? , " adopted by the State Legislature in 1935, and as later amended.
(B) For Publicity and Advertising purposes, and a reserve for tax dis-
counts and abatements, Two Mills (2) on the dollar of the taxable
cash value of all of said property in said City with the exception of
such properties as have been allowed a Homestead Exemption, as explained
above.
( C) For the purpose of paying principal and interest due on all out-
standing bonds of said City that were issued prior to the passage
of the Homestead Exemption Act, and for a reserve for tax discounts and
abatements and for uncollected taxes Four and Seven-tenths Mills on
the Dollar of the taxable cash value of all property in said City.
(D) For the purpose of paying principal and interest due on all out-
standing bonds of said City that were issued since the passage of
the Homestead Exemption Act, and for a reserve for tax discounts
and abatements and for uncollected taxes, Two and Six-tenths (2.6) Mills
on the dollar of the taxable cash value of all of said property in said
City with the exception of such properties as have been allowed a Home-
stead Exemption, as explained above.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 19th day of July, A. D. 1944.
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