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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
5
A squad at the high school represents the event with a 1:30 p.m. start on March 9 at the Main Street gym.
Local Law 1-1968 imposes a tax on utilities operating in the Village of Irvington under Section 6840 of the Village Law. The tax starts June 11, 1964, charging one cent of income for utilities with gross income over $500 for twelve months ending May 31, and a one percent tax on gross operating income for other utilities, applicable only within Irvington limits.
The text defines gross income and gross operating income for utilities in Irvington, detailing what counts as income such as profits from sales of securities, real property, or personal property, and receipts from interest, dividends, and royalties. It specifies receipts from local village transactions for telephony, telegraphy, and utility services, and outlines filing, payment, and appeal procedures including estimates, notices, hearings, and possible court review under Article 78.
A recap of notable local events from various years includes Dorothy Wallon of Hudson View Park recovering from surgery in Tarrytown Hospital, Mrs. Mason B. Starling Jr. returning from Bermuda, and trips by Miss Gorey and her sister to Miami Florida. Forties items mention Virginia Gorey wedding to Maxwell Erdory in New York City, Rev. James H. Flood visiting Atlantic City, and Lions Convention trip to Montreal. Fifty years ago includes Helen Costello hosting guests from New York City, birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McStay, and John Connick joining National Conduits and Cable Co.
Provisions outline penalties for late tax returns of five percent plus one percent per month, with possible remittance for excusable delays. Refunds within one year for erroneously collected taxes or penalties follow procedures including hearings and Article 78 review. Tax collected funds fund refunds, and penalties become a lien on liable property. Utility tax adds to operating costs, not separate bills, and village attorney actions enforce payment with liens.
In a local provision the penalties include fines up to five hundred dollars or by imprisonment not exceeding six months or both. An officer or employee of the Village of Irvington may be dismissed and be barred from any office or employment for five years. The text references information sharing with other cities or villages in the state and notes related penalties and a June 1 1968 effective date.
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