Ohio § 6115.321
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 6115.321, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 6115.321.
(A) The legislative authority of a municipal corporation or the board of township trustees
of a township all or part of whose territory is included within the territory of a
sanitary district that is established solely for the reduction of biting arthropods
pursuant to division (F) of section 6115.04 of the Revised Code may enact an ordinance or adopt a resolution, as applicable, approving the submission
to the court of common pleas that established the district a petition to exclude from
the district the territory of the municipal corporation or the township, as applicable,
that is included in the district. If the legislative authority of a municipal corporation or the board of township
trustees of a township enacts such an ordinance or adopts such a resolution, as applicable,
the legislative authority or the board may submit to the appropriate court of common
pleas a petition that requests the court to exclude the territory of the municipal
corporation or the township, as applicable, from the district. Such a petition shall include an explanation of the reasons for the petition to
exclude the territory of the municipal corporation or the township, as applicable,
from the district. (B) If a court of common pleas receives a petition from the legislative authority of
a municipal corporation or a board of township trustees, as applicable, that requests
the court to exclude the territory of the municipal corporation or the township from
the applicable sanitary district, the clerk of the court shall notify the legislative
authority of each municipal corporation and the board of township trustees of each
township all or part of whose territory is included within the territorial boundaries
of the district of the receipt of the petition, include a copy of the petition, and
include a statement informing the legislative authority or the board of township trustees,
as applicable, that the legislative authority or the board may submit to the clerk
within thirty days of receipt of the notice written objections concerning the petition
in the form of an ordinance enacted by the legislative authority or a resolution adopted
by the board, as applicable. (C) Not sooner than thirty days after the clerk of the court of common pleas notifies
legislative authorities of municipal corporations and boards of township trustees
in accordance with division (B) of this section, one of the following applies: (1) The court shall enter a decree excluding from the district the territory of the municipal
corporation or the township, as applicable, that is the subject of the petition and
create a plan as required by division (D) of this section if the court receives written
objections concerning the petition of exclusion from fewer than sixty per cent of
the legislative authorities of municipal corporations and boards of township trustees
of townships that were so notified. (2) The court after a hearing on the petition may enter a decree excluding from the district
the territory of the municipal corporation or the township, as applicable, that is
the subject of the petition and create a plan as required by division (D) of this
section if the court receives written objections concerning the petition of exclusion
from sixty per cent or more of the legislative authorities of municipal corporations
and boards of township trustees of townships that were so notified. (D) If a court of common pleas enters a decree in accordance with division (C) of this
section excluding from a sanitary district the territory of a municipal corporation
or a township, as applicable, the court shall do both of the following: (1) Establish a plan for the exclusion from the district of the territory that ensures
the payment of expenses and indebtedness of the district, and, if necessary because
the exclusion effectively dissolves the district, determine the value of the assets
of the district and provide for their equitable distribution among the municipal corporations
and townships all or part of whose territory is included within the district; (2) Send a copy of the court's decree and of the plan established under division (D)(1)
of this section to the legislative authority of each municipal corporation and the
board of township trustees of each township all or part of whose territory is included
within the territory of the district and to the county auditor and treasurer of each
applicable county.
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