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Commission debates bingo revenue changes; resolution and use-tax settlement recorded
Summary
Commissioners debated Senate Bill 92 on bingo revenue distribution in April 2007 and passed a resolution supporting local charities connected to Victoryland; later the board accepted a proposed settlement audit with Victoryland over use-tax issues for 2004.
On April 9, 2007 the commission debated pending state legislation (Senate Bill 92) that would alter distribution of bingo revenues. Commissioner Miles Robinson introduced a resolution outlining the county's long history with Macon County Greyhound Park (Victoryland) and the importance of charity revenue distributed to local organizations; the commission voted to adopt the resolution, with a recorded Nay by Commissioner Thompson.
Separately, at a later meeting counsel informed commissioners of correspondence and a proposed settlement regarding a use-tax claim involving Victoryland. The county accepted a proposed settlement audit for tax year 2004 and authorized the county attorney to proceed with the settlement discussions and required documentation.
Provenance: The legislative resolution and the later use-tax settlement both appear in the April 9 and Aug. 13, 2007 minutes respectively.
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