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.e'~~ (6) Letter No. 2 will advise the delinquent that unless taxes are paid within 30 days, then this item will be submitted to the attorney and the attorney will be instructed to carry this matter through to a suit. It is the intent that at this point the district officials will determine that a suit is to be filed, it being the consensus of opinion that no threat to sue should be made until it has been firmly determined that suit will be filed. (7) The attorney is, of course, to be authorized to take all appropriate steps. However, it is contemplated that he will send out a notice advising the delinquent that his delinquent taxes have been turned over to him for court action, if necessary, and that he intends to proceed with such action without further notice. r (8) It was determined that at this point we would deal only with delin- quent taxes within the city limits of the City of La Porte, and that all action on these items would, as nearly as possible, be simultaneous and that all expenses would be paid 50~ by the City and 50~ by the Schools. (9) It was determined that at least for the time being delinquent taxes due the School District by those taxpayers outside the city limits of the City of La Porte would be treated separately by the School District which will follow the same procedure outlined above. (10) The City and School District will each file a like number of suits simultaneously, as the program progresses. John Kiibler, Sr. Richard Osborne • Frank Baker Ernest L. Brown, Jr.