Ohio § 6115.62

Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 6115.62, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 6115.62.

In addition to the uniform rates for water provided for by sections 6115.19 and 6115.53 of the Revised Code , the board of directors of a sanitary district, for the purpose of providing funds

for retirement of principal and interest on bonds issued under this chapter, may charge

an additional rate for water furnished by the district to a political subdivision

or person within the district.  Upon determination of such additional rate to a public corporation or person by

the board, it shall report its determination to the court and thereafter all proceedings

shall be had in the same manner as is provided by section 6115.19 of the Revised Code .  Upon the final approval by the court of such additional rate, it shall be conclusive

and binding.  The officers of such political subdivision having authority to establish rates for

water furnished by such political subdivision shall thereupon establish such rates

as are necessary to produce sufficient revenue for the payment of such additional

rate in addition to the other expenses and obligations of the water department of

the political subdivision.  When such rates are so established, sections 743.04 and 735.29 of the Revised Code shall apply in the assessment and collection of such rates by the political subdivision.  Thereafter during the term for which the additional rate has been determined and

approved by the court, such additional rate may be reduced upon determination of a

reduced rate by the board and approval thereof by the court, after a hearing in the

manner provided by section 6115.19 of the Revised Code . Bills for such additional charges to a public corporation shall be rendered and payments

made from the funds of the water-works department of such public corporation in the

same manner as is provided by section 6115.53 of the Revised Code .  The use of funds of the water-works department of a municipal corporation for the

purpose of payment of such additional charges shall be in addition to the uses permitted

by sections 715.08 , 743.04 , 743.05 , and 735.29 of the Revised Code , and the legislative or other appropriating authority may appropriate funds of the

water-works department for such purpose.  Revenue received by the district through such additional rate shall be set apart

in the bond fund and shall be appropriated by the board from time to time solely for

the purpose of paying the principal and interest of bonds of the district. Each year in determining, ordering, and levying an annual levy upon a public corporation

or person within the district, as provided by section 6115.55 of the Revised Code , the board shall credit such public corporation or person with such amount as has

been actually paid to the district through such additional rate and not previously

credited, and such credit shall apply as a reduction of the amount of such annual

levy upon such public corporation or person.

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