[Adopted 6-29-1965, Sp. Laws 1965, No. 302]
Those areas of the Sixth Taxing District, to wit, Bell Island
and the Roton Junior High School, which will be serviced by sewers,
shall be part of the Fourth Taxing District of Norwalk as constituted
by Section 4 of Number 352 of the Special Acts of 1913,[1] as amended by Section 2 of Number 82 of the Special Acts
of 1929, as amended by Number 399 of the Special Acts of 1949 and
be charged and serviced as any other area within said Fourth Taxing
District with the exception that fire protection for the residents
of said areas so serviced by said sewers shall remain the primary
responsibility and obligation of the said Sixth Taxing District to
the extent that it was before the passage of this act. The Sixth Taxing
District residents entering the Fourth Taxing District under the provisions
of this act shall receive tax credit from the City of Norwalk equal
to that amount of the Fourth District Tax that is normally charged
by the city for fire protection. Garbage collection shall remain the
responsibility of the Sixth Taxing District until such time as the
City of Norwalk assumes said responsibility and provides said service.
Until such assumption of responsibility by the City of Norwalk, the
Sixth Taxing District residents entering the Fourth Taxing District
shall receive a tax credit from the City of Norwalk equal to that
amount of the Fourth District Tax that is normally charged by the
city for garbage collection. Nothing in this act shall change any
of the other existing property rights, services or facilities of said
taxing districts as they existed prior to the passage of this act.
[Adopted 6-28-1967, Sp. Laws 1967, No. 323, § 1]
The Commissioners of the Sixth Taxing District of the City of
Norwalk are authorized, when in legal meeting assembled, by a majority
vote of the members of said commission, to issue bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness of said district to an amount not exceeding $160,000
in coupon form, or otherwise, with privilege of registration and reconversion
into coupon form, bearing interest at a rate or rates not greater
than 6% per annum payable semiannually.
[Adopted 6-28-1967, Sp. Laws 1967, No. 323, § 2]
Such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness shall be sold
at not less than par and accrued interest and shall be in serial form
payable in such equal annual installments that the entire amount thereof
shall be paid within 10 years from the date of issue.
[Adopted 6-28-1967, Sp. Laws 1967, No. 323, § 3]
The proceeds of such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness
shall be used by said district to refinance the purchase of its land
and buildings at 33 Highland Avenue and for the improvement of said
premises.
[Adopted 6-28-1967, Sp. Laws 1967, No. 323, § 4]
The Commissioners of said taxing district, subject to the limitations
of this act, shall determine the form of such bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness, the several and aggregate amounts thereof, the time
or times and place or places of payment of both principal and interest,
the manner of signing, countersigning, selling, exchanging or otherwise
disposing thereof and the person or persons who shall execute, negotiate
and deliver the same for said district. The bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness authorized hereby shall be general obligations of
the district; and for the payment of the principal and interest on
the bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness, taxes shall be levied
upon all of the taxable property within the district without limitations
as to rate or amount.
[Adopted 6-28-1967, Sp. Laws 1967, No. 323, § 5]
Said bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness, when so executed,
issued and delivered, shall be obligatory upon said district and upon
all the inhabitants and property thereof according to the tenor and
purport of the same.
[Adopted 4-17-1971, Sp. Laws 1971, No. 18, § 1]
The Commissioners of the Sixth Taxing District of the City of
Norwalk are authorized, when in legal meeting assembled, by a majority
vote of the members of said commission, to issue bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness of said district to an amount not exceeding $210,000
in coupon form, or otherwise, with privilege of registration and reconversion
into coupon form, bearing interest at a rate or rates not greater
than 7% per annum payable semiannually.
[Adopted 4-17-1971, Sp. Laws 1971, No. 18, § 2]
Such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness shall be sold
at not less than par and accrued interest shall be in serial form
payable in such equal annual installments that the entire amount thereof
shall be payable within a period of not more than 20 years from the
date of issue.
[Adopted 4-17-1971, Sp. Laws 1971, No. 18, § 3]
The proceeds of such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness
shall be used by said district to refinance the purchase of its land
and buildings at 177 Rowayton Avenue, Norwalk. Connecticut, and for
the improvement of said premises.
[Adopted 4-17-1971, Sp. Laws 1971, No. 18, § 4]
The Commissioners of said taxing district, subject to the limitations
of this act, shall determine the form of such bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness, the several and aggregate amounts thereof, the time
or times and place or places of payment of both principal and interest,
the manner of signing, countersigning, selling, exchanging or otherwise
disposing thereof and the person or persons who shall execute, negotiate
and deliver the same for said district. The bonds, notes or certificates
of indebtedness authorized hereby shall be general obligations of
the district; and for the payment of the principal and interest on
the bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness, taxes shall be levied
upon all of the taxable property within the district without limitations
as to rate or amount.
[Adopted 4-17-1971, Sp. Laws 1971, No. 18, § 5]
Said bonds, notes, or certificates of indebtedness, when so
executed, issued and delivered, shall be obligatory upon said district
and upon all the inhabitants and property thereof according to the
tenor and purport of the same.
