LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in The Perkins Journal, Dec. 8, 1994)
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NO• 7-1994
)LUTION PROPOS-
AMENDMENT AND
)N OF THE
OUNDARIES FOR
OF PERKINS,
The Board of
| of the Town of
Oklahoma has cam-
ward and ward
review process re-
In I I O.S. Section 20-
and
the Board of Trust-
agreed upon the
amendments to the
Lrds within
of Perkins; and
LEAS, the Board of
to act upon
g amending the
; within the
Perkins prior to the
'lar Municipal elec-
EAS, pursuant to
Section 20-102
endment to ward
must be proposed
THEREFORE, BE
BY THE
OF TRUSTEES
THE TOWN OF
OKLAHOMA, as
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Section 1. That the Board
of Trustees of said Town hav-
ing been required to review
the wards and ward boundaries
of the Town does find that there
are changes necessary in such
ward boundaries in order to
retain wards that are compact,
contiguous and substantially
equal
in population.
Section 2. The Board of
Trustees does therefore pro-
pose to enact an Ordinance,
which Ordinance shall retain
the total number of wards at
five (5) but that the boundaries
of such five (5) wards be
changed and modified. That
the boundaries of the pro-
posed wards to be adopted
shall be the same as those
shown on the map attached
hereto as =Exhibit A" and
made a part hereof.
Section 3. That a minimum
of thirty (30) days notice of this
proposed to change and
amend boundaries and of the
passage of a proposed ordi-
nance be given by the publica-
tion of this resolution•
Section 4. That notice be
given that at 7:30 o'clock on
Tuesday, the 10th day of Janu-
ary, 1995, The Board of Trust-
ees of such Town at the City
Hall, Perkins, Oklahoma, will
consider the passage of an
Ordinance to change and
amend the boudnaries of teh
ward within the Town of
Perkins, all as shown on "Ex-
hibit A" attached hereto.
PASS, APPROVED AND
ADOPTED this 5th day of De-
cember, 1994.
S/Randy Hall
MAYOR
Attest:
S/Larry Moorman
CLERK
LEGAL NOTICE
(Published in The Perkins Journal, one time, December 8, 1994)
SBE 12 BOARD OF EDUCATION PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF NEEDS
AND CALL FOR AN ELECTION
The Sstlrr~ted amount or lunounts of money end the tax rate or rates Delleved
~EI~KINB TI~ SChOOl Otstrict NO. T-~ of pIzY~iR
County, Oklahoma. for the 19¢J6 fiscal year are 8s follows:
Io be required for the luiapO~l and maintenance of the ~ in
THE ESTIMATED NEEDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN A LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR:
instruction (Regular and Exceptional Education) .............................. $
Support Services:
200r 706.
Students ................................................. 1 1"/4 r ~)49,
Instruction Stsff .............................................
General Aclminlmration ......................................... : ~
Sctmol Administration ..........................................
Susiness ................................................. $
$
Ooerstion and Maintenance .......................................
S(ua~nt Trsmmoaetion ......................................... $ --~
Central .................................................. $ .-10"929"
Other Sur~oM Se~.ces ......................................... $
Child Nutrition Progr~ Operations .................................... $ .-~
Cornmumily Servicea Operations ......................................$ O=
FaCllitkMI Acquisition and Construction Services .............................. $ O.
Other Out.y= ................................................ $
Other Uses ................................................. S o.
I, To{at Current Expense ................................................. $ ,4r 242t407°
2. Required for infer•st .................................................. $ O~
3, Total Estimated Needs from Garters• Fund ...................................... $
(Sum of Item= t & 2)
THE ESTIMATED INCOME FOR THE GENERAL FUND FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN DISTRICT AD VALOREM TAXES: .,~.
4. Probable balance on hand, if sny, at the close of present liscel year .................. $ ~ ~.~
5. Estimated ino~ne from County 4 trail levy for the 1996 fiscal year ........... $ ~ '~
6. Estimated tn~ne from State Aid .................................... $ ~ ,~.
7 Estimated income from all other misceffenenus revenue ........................ $ ~ .,;:~
8. Total estimated Income other then disfr*cf ad valorem tax for the ensuing fiscal year ................. $ ~ ~"
(Sum of Items 4. 5. 6. & 7)
9. Balance requ~ed to be raised from district sd vstorem taxes ............................. $
(item 3 minus item 8) ,
t O. Since the net assessed valuation of the school district is $ 12 ~ 98 S r 963 • . an ,=d valorem tax levy
of 35 mills would be required Io finance the preliminsry estimate of needs for current expense, as hermnabove set
forlh for the ensuing fiscal year. 35 Miffs f
(Item 9 divided by valuation)
1 1. Less authorized levies not requiring the approval of the school district electors 20 t 4ills
12.Additional number of trolls needed to meet the needs of the school district for currant expenses from the General
Fund (if any) 15 Mill• :
Note: (The Cem=,~te~ ~ ,~e EmeqNmW LaW w~ ~ be ~med re meet ,~e ne~m~ or Ihe ~ e'/t/~el fe S M/e= *m# the L~ s~ LaW fe IO M/S=.t
THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODELING, OR REPAIRING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FOR PURCHASING
FURNITUff FOR THE ENSUING YEAR TO BE PROVIDED FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND: 141f430.
Erecting. remodeling or repairing school buiidlngs, furniture and equil)me~t ............. $
2: Required for tmerest .......................................... S
3. Total estimated needs to be financed from the building fund ...................... $ ~)
(Sum of.~,m ~ &2) ......................................... s z~ZD3 .~
THE ESTIMATED INCOME AND SOURCES FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND:
4. p~ I~lltrtcQ On hand. If any. at ctole of premmt fiscal year .................... $ 76,500, ..
5. Estlmted Inoonm from otmw =murces ................................. $ O, :
6. Total stated eccumutatfon~ and otl'~r income ................................. $ ~
(Sum of Items 4 & 5)
7. Balance ,squired to be raised from dlstict ed vstorem taxes ............................ • •
(llem 3 minus Item 6) ............................................ '. • ====~:=x=~==
8.An ad valorem tax levy of 5 mills will be required to meet the needs of the district building fund for the
1996 year
(Nol to exceed 5 Mill•) 5 Mills
An election Is heret~,f called for the purDoce of vOling on the question of making the following levies for which an estimated need is bermnebove
shown, and for lhe election of th• Board of Education members in Office NO..5 and Office No. _.__._._.; (R~ts o~ the School Election
OIItdCtS NO, ~ and __) Filing period December ~ to December --7...,.. ]994 , from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Emergency Levy 5 Mill•
Building Fund Levy 5 Mills
Local SuDOort Levy 10 Mill•
Said election to be held at rogular voting places within the school distrlCl on ~ebz',..ta.z'Y 14. 199~ between the hours Of~
and _..........Z£~, A es¢on~l alection, if necess•ry, will be held on ~.
The Board of E atld. for .oo S0hoo, O.la"om.
" " Clerk of ~osrd of Education President ol Board of Educat~0~ ~,
OW TO SAY "SAVINGS"
IN SIGN LANGUAGE.
NOTICE
ecl 2 times in The named Personal Representa-
Journal, Dec. 1 & 6,tive, at 21-1 North Perkins
Road, Suite 19-A, Stillwater,
ISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma 74076, same being
the place of business of attar-
OKLAHOMA
ney for Personal Represent•-
of the Estate tive on or before the following
E. BABCOCK, presentment date: 8th day of
February, 1994.
S/Carolyn F. Elledge
Personal Representative of the
CREDITORS Estate of NORMAN E.
having claims BABCOCK,
NORMAN E. Deceased.
:K, Deceased, are re- F. E• McANALLY
Present the same, Attorney for Personal Repre-
of all secu- sentative
and other collat- 211 N. Perkins Rd.
held by each credi-Suite 19-A
to such claim Stillwater, OK 74076
F. ELLEDGE, the (405) 377-3171
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