| The Calhoun Commission will be discussing grant applications for
various projects in
the county tonight. One item will be to discuss a minimum amount for
issuing a tax
ticket and the protocol for naming a bridge in the honor of a person.
The Commission
will conduct business as a Board of Review and Equalization at 5:30
p.m. to hear
problems regarding taxes, excluding oil and gas.
The Commission will begin working on next years budget starting in
March with
special budget meetings.
Other items already on the agenda, a review of the Budget Control
Report ending
January 31, 2000, budget revisions, approval of new employees and the
processing of
bonds, bills, wills, settlements and orders. The public is encouraged
to attend the
meeting which starts at 5 p.m.
The Commission has scheduled three additional tax meetings as a Board
of Review
and Equalization for county residents: February 8th, 13th and 15th at
5 p.m.
The February 8th meeting has been set aside to hear problems with oil
and gas
assessments. Clerk Richard Kirby is advising anyone with problems to
call the County
Assessor's Office prior to the meeting. The West Virginia State Tax
Department will
process the problems. Oil and gas assessments were moved to Charleston
several
years ago and can no longer be processed in county of origin.
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