Title 4 - FINANCE AND TAXATION [11]

ARTICLE I. - IN GENERAL
ARTICLE II. - BOND ISSUES
ARTICLE III. - BOND ISSUES FOR SLUM CLEARANCE AND REDEVELOPMENT
ARTICLE IV. - REAL ESTATE TAXATION
ARTICLE V. - REALTY TRANSFER TAX
ARTICLE VI. - INCOME TAX
ARTICLE VII. - LIENS FOR RAZING OR DEMOLITION AND FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE EXTERIORS OF STRUCTURES BY PUBLIC EXPENDITURE
ARTICLE VIII. - RESERVED
ARTICLE IX. - EVENT TAX
ARTICLE X. - LODGING TAX
ARTICLE XI. - FRANCHISE TAX
ARTICLE XII. - COUNTY TAX INCREMENT FINANCING ACT
ARTICLE XIII. - MUNICIPAL TAX INCREMENT FINANCING ACT


FOOTNOTE(S):


(11) Editor's note— The city council is authorized to appropriate funds for maintenance of the Wilmington Institute (free public library). See 11 Del. L. chs. 344 and 516; 14 Del. L. ch. 394; 18 Del. L. ch. 206; 19 Del. L. chs. 734 and 983; 20 Del. L. ch. 125; 22 Del. L. ch. 360; 25 Del. L. ch. 105; 32 Del. L. chs. 109 and 110; 33 Del. L. ch. 113; 36 Del. L. ch. 112; and 51 Del. L. ch. 342. There shall be a board of managers of such institute, composed of the following: the mayor, president of the city council, members of the finance committee of the city council, president of the board of public education in Wilmington, chairman of the committee on teachers, superintendent of public schools and ten other persons to be elected by the stockholders of the institute. (Back)

(11) State Law reference— Supplemental appropriations for services provided to state owned properties and for City of Wilmington infrastructure improvements, 9 Del. C. ch. 96, 12 Del. C. §§ 3813, 3862, 29 Del. C. §§ 2311, 8318. (Back)