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Resolution No. <br />By Mr. <br />A RESOLUTION <br />DECLARING THE AMOUNT OF TAXES THAT MAY BE RAISED BY LEVY <br />AT THE MAXIMUM RATE AUTHORIZED BY LAW WITHOUT A VOTE OF <br />THE ELECTORS TO BE INSUFFICIENT AND DECLARING THE NECESSITY <br />OF A LEVY IN EXCESS OF SUCH RATE. <br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village <br />of North Olmsted, State of Ohio, two - thirds of all members <br />elected thereto concurring: <br />Section 1. That the amount of taxes that may <br />be raised by the levy of taxes at the maximum rate authorized <br />by Section 5625 -2 of the General Code.on the taxable property <br />in the Village of North Olmsted will be insufficient to provide <br />adequate amount for the'necessary requirements of said Village <br />and that it is necessary for the purpose of providing addi- <br />tional funds for current expenses of the Village of North <br />Olmsted that taxes be levied on the taxable property in said <br />Village for the period of three years at a rate in excess of <br />such maximum rate authorized by Section 5625 -2 of the General <br />Code. <br />Section 2. That it is necessary to levy taxes <br />for the years 1948, 1949 and 1950 at the rate for each year <br />of three mills on each dollar of the tax valuation, which <br />amounts to thirty cents (30�) for each one hundred dollars <br />($100.00) of valuation, of, the taxable property within the <br />Village of North Olmsted in excess of the rate authorized by <br />said Section 5625 -2 of the General Code. <br />Section 3. That the Clerk be and he is hereby <br />directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Deputy <br />State Supervisors and Inspectors of Elections of Cuyahoga <br />County, Ohio, in order that said Supervisors and Inspectors <br />of Elections may make the arrangements for the <br />submission of such question to the electors of said Village <br />of North Olmsted, as provided by law. <br />Section 4. This resolution shall take effect <br />and be in force from and after the earliest period allowed <br />by law. <br />Passed: August 17, 1948. <br />