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Show Public Hearing Planned On Tax, Special Improvements Public Hearing Called to Study Tax Adoption I i Since the state Legislature authorized au-thorized cities to levy a one-half cent sales tax for city purposes on an optional basis, some citizens citi-zens have maintained that Cedar City should adopt such a tax.. Because Be-cause of such recommendations, Mayor Arnold Anderson announces, an-nounces, the city administration will make a study of the matter. The first step, the Mayor said, would be to determine the attitude atti-tude of the citizens of the community, com-munity, and In order to give people peo-ple any opportunity to discuss the matter and voice their opinions, opin-ions, a public meeting has been called for that purpose. The meeting will be held in the El Escalante Hotel ballroom at 8 p. m. Thursday, April 28, and all citlzenii are urged to attend and participate. The Mayer emphasized the fact that the ity administrators have made no decisions on the matter, mat-ter, and by calling the meeting are not asking for support or approval ap-proval of such action. The meet- jng""is called to determine the attitude of the people on such a I proposal In order that the mayor and council may have this Infor- jmation for any consideration thst inay be given the matter I later. Details of volume of tax collections col-lections and the effect on the city J tax structure will be explained at the meeting, Mayor Anderson said. |
