Ohio § 6101.61
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 6101.61, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 6101.61.
Whenever, under this chapter, the board of directors of a conservancy district has
determined, ordered, and levied an annual levy in accordance with section 6101.55 of the Revised Code , the board shall certify to the governing or taxing body of each political subdivision
assessed, a notice and statement of the annual levy, setting forth the total amount
payable by the political subdivision and included in the annual levy and the items
making up the total. The governing or taxing body shall receive and file the notice and shall promptly
take all the legal and necessary steps to provide for the payment of the annual levy. The governing or taxing body shall include the amount of the annual levy in the
tax budget for the ensuing year and shall levy and assess a tax at a uniform rate
upon all the taxable property within the political subdivision so as to provide sufficient
funds for the payment of the annual levy after deduction of any portion of the levy
paid from other sources, and certify the tax to the county auditor. The proceeds of the tax when received by the political subdivision shall be deemed
to be appropriated for the payment of the annual levy. The auditor shall receive the certificate of the tax levy and certify the levy for
collection to the county treasurer, who shall collect the levy. All of the officers mentioned in this section are authorized and directed to take
all the necessary steps for the levying, collection, and distribution of the tax. This section does not prevent the assessment of the real estate of other corporations
or persons situated within the political subdivisions which may be subject to assessment
for special benefits to be received. In the event of any dissolution or disincorporation of any conservancy district organized
under this chapter, the dissolution or disincorporation shall not affect the lien
of any assessment for the benefits imposed pursuant to this chapter, or the liability
of any land or of any public corporation in the district to the levy of any future
assessments for the purpose of paying the principal and interest of any bonds issued
under this chapter. In the event of any such dissolution or disincorporation, in the event of any failure
on the part of the officers of any district to qualify and act, or in the event of
any resignations or vacancies in office, which prevent action by the district or by
its proper officers, the county auditor and all other officers charged in any manner
with the duty of assessing, levying, and collecting taxes for public purposes in any
county, municipal corporation, or political subdivision in which the lands are situated
shall perform all acts that are necessary to the collection of any of the assessments
that have been imposed and to the levying, imposing, and collecting of any assessment
that it is necessary to make for the purpose of paying the principal and interest
of the bonds. Any holder of any bonds issued pursuant to this chapter or any person or officer
who is an interested party may, by action or mandamus, enforce and compel performance
of the duties required by this chapter of any of the officers or persons mentioned
in this chapter.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio § 6101.61
What does Ohio Revised Code § 6101.61 cover?
Section 6101.61 is part of the Ohio Revised Code, the codified statutory law of Ohio. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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