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OFFICE OF TIE STATE AUDITOR
Septembe- 15, 1967
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1, Article V
of the Tax Reform and Relief Act of 1967, I hereby certify
that the amount available for distribution to the municipal
subdivisions of the State has been estimated September 1, 1967,
to be $37,909,717.56.
Based on a State Census of 3,631,199, the per capita
distributive share to cities of the first class will be $10.44,
of which two - thirds goes to the city and one -third to the
school district.
The per capita share for the 2,728,032 people outside
cities of the first class will be $5.22.
Based on a School Census of 873,644 between the ages of
six and sixteen, both inclusive, of which 162,811 are in cities
of the first class, the distributive share for the 710,833 pupils
outside cities of the first class will be $20.03.
The computed amount for your municipality will be
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one -half of which will be paid by June 15, 1968, and one -half by
November 15, 1968, and similarly computed amounts will be
distributed each June 15 and November. 15 thereafter.
OORD KING,
State Auditor.
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OFFICE OF
AUDITOR OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
T. R. GREEDER, AUDITOR
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA 55082
WHERE MINNESOTA IVAS HORN
February 7, 1968
TO THE CLERKS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY TOWNSHIPS:
At the February 6th meeting of the Washington County
Board of Commissioners, the following motion was passed
by a unanimous vote:
On motion by Commissioner Wright and seconded by
Commissioner Tibbetts, each township must levy a
minimum of 20 mills for Township Road & Bridge
Fund to qualify for an appropriation from the Co-
unty Road & Bridge Fund.
VeEy truly yours,
T. R. Greeder
TRG:mg County Auditor
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