Michigan § 141.952 - Payments to municipalities with state-owned facilities; plan; report; date of valuation; consultations; furnishing local assessor and state tax commission with copies of director's report; recommendations for adjustments to proposed valuations; date of final determination; notice of final estimated value and final estimated equalized value.

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§ 141.952. Payments to municipalities with state-owned facilities; plan; report; date of valuation; consultations; furnishing local assessor and state tax commission with copies of director's report; recommendations for adjustments to proposed valuations; date of final determination; notice of final estimated value and final estimated equalized value.

Sec. 2.(1)

For the fiscal year beginning October 1, 1977, the director shall present to the house and senate appropriations committees a plan for the distribution of those funds appropriated in Act No. 91 of the Public Acts of 1977 for payments to municipalities with state owned facilities in lieu of taxes for services rendered. The payments to municipalities shall be made before July 1, 1978.

(2)

For state fiscal years beginning after September 30, 1978, the director shall, annually by the preceding July 1, prepare a report for each municipality in which a state facility is located listing each state facility and the value of each state facility. The date of valuation shall be December 31 of the prior year. The director shall consult with the state tax commission, the director of the bureau of facilities in the department of management and budget, and with the assessor of the affected municipality.

(3)

Copies of the director's report shall be furnished to the local assessor and the state tax commission, who may submit recommendations for adjustments to the proposed valuations within 30 days.

(4)

By September 1 of each year the director shall make a final determination of value which may not be further appealed. The director shall notify the assessor, the state agency, and the treasurer of the municipality of the final estimated value for that year, and the final estimated equalized value for that year.

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