Ohio § 6101.55
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 6101.55, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 6101.55.
The board of directors of a conservancy district shall each year after the original
assessment has been levied determine, order, and levy the annual levy, which shall
include all assessments, or installments of assessments, together with interest, levied
under this chapter, which become due in the ensuing year. The annual levy shall be due and be collected at the same time that state and county
taxes are due and collected. After bonds have been sold, in the determination of an annual levy, the rate of
interest upon the unpaid installments of an assessment shall be the rate borne by
the bonds that have been issued and sold pursuant to the assessment. The annual levy shall be recorded in the conservancy assessment record, shall be
signed and certified by the president of the board and by the secretary of the conservancy
district not later than the thirtieth day of September each year, and shall thereafter
become a permanent record in the office of the district. The certificate of the annual levy shall be substantially as set forth in section 6101.84 of the Revised Code . Then shall follow both of the following: (A) The descriptions of the property opposite the names of the owners; (B) The total amount of the annual levy on each piece of property and on each public
corporation for the account of all funds and the amount of each item making up the
total. The form of the annual levy portion of the conservancy assessment record as prescribed
in this section may be modified with the approval of the court. The certificate of the annual levy and the annual levy portion of the conservancy
assessment record shall be named “Assessment Record of ________________ District, ________________ County, Ohio.” One copy of that part of the assessment record affecting lands and public corporations
in any county shall be forwarded to the county auditor of that county. The auditor of each county shall set up as a charge upon the county treasurer the
total amount of assessments levied as shown by the assessment record, and shall certify
the record as other tax records to the county treasurer of the county. The treasurer shall collect the amount according to law. The assessment record shall be the treasurer's warrant and authority to demand and
receive the assessments due in the county as found in the record. In the event of any failure of the board to determine and order an annual levy for
the purpose of paying the interest and principal of any bonds pursuant to this chapter,
the auditor of the county in which the lands and public corporations subject to the
assessments are situated shall make and complete a levy of the special assessments
necessary for the purpose against the lands and public corporations in the district,
and each piece of property in that county against which benefits have been appraised. Any assessment so made and completed by the auditor shall be made and completed
by the auditor in the manner provided for the making and completion of an assessment
by the board, and shall have the same effect as a levy of assessments determined and
ordered by the board.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio § 6101.55
What does Ohio Revised Code § 6101.55 cover?
Section 6101.55 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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