Ohio § 6117.33
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 6117.33, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 6117.33.
On or before the second Monday in September, annually, the board of county commissioners
shall certify all of the assessments provided for in section 6117.32 of the Revised Code to the county auditor, including all assessments deferred pursuant to section 6117.061 of the Revised Code , stating the amount and the time of payment thereof, and in accordance therewith
the auditor shall record the same in a book to be known as the “sewer improvement
record” of said county, showing separately the assessments to be collected forthwith
and the assessments whose collection has been deferred by the board pursuant to section 6117.061 of the Revised Code . Such assessment, including the assessments deferred by the board pursuant to section 6117.061 of the Revised Code , shall bear interest at the rate that the bonds authorized by section 6117.25 of the Revised Code bears, or at the rate that the contribution of the county to be paid from the assessment
under an agreement pursuant to section 6121.13 of the Revised Code , between the county and the Ohio water development authority, bears, and shall be
a lien upon the lots and lands so assessed from the date of such record until such
assessments are paid, and shall be collected in annual or semiannual installments
within a period of not more than forty years, provided that interest on deferred assessments
shall terminate when all of the bonds issued by the board in anticipation of such
deferred assessments have been paid in full. If any such assessment is twenty-five dollars or less, or whenever the unpaid balance
of any such assessment is twenty-five dollars or less, the same shall be paid in full
and not in installments at the time the first or next installment would otherwise
become payable. The several installments of such assessments which have not been deferred for collection
pursuant to section 6117.061 of the Revised Code and interest on deferred assessments shall be placed upon the tax duplicate of the
county for collection as they become due commencing with the first duplicate prepared
after the assessments have been so certified, and shall be collected the same as other
taxes, and shall be subject to the same penalties and interest. In case bonds have not been sold or an agreement between the county and the Ohio
water development authority has not been entered into to pay the cost of the improvement
the amount assessed against any lot or parcel of land may be paid within thirty days
from the confirmation of the revised assessment. The board shall, annually, during the month of August, review all assessments which
have been deferred for collection pursuant to section 6117.061 of the Revised Code as shown upon the auditor's “sewer improvement record” and shall determine whether,
in view of changed circumstances concerning the property since the date of the original
deferment, it is no longer inequitable to certify such assessment or any portion thereof
to the county auditor for collection. On or before the second Monday in September, annually, the board shall direct the
county auditor to place on the tax duplicate for collection such deferred assessments
or portions thereof as the board determines should no longer be deferred, or which
the property owner has requested to be collected, and thereupon the county auditor
shall place the same upon the first duplicate prepared by him thereafter and shall
collect the same as other taxes in such number of annual or semiannual installments
within a period ending not later than the thirty-ninth year after the year in which
the nondeferred assessments for such improvement were first collected, as directed
by the board, provided that the number of installments shall not be less than that
required to coincide with the remaining principal payments on the bonds issued in
anticipation of the collection of such assessments and in no event shall the payment
period be less than five years. On or before the second Monday of September of the twentieth year following the
adoption of the resolution confirming the revised assessment, the board shall direct
the county auditor to place on the tax duplicate for collection all deferred assessments
or parts thereof confirmed by such resolution which the board has not theretofore
directed the auditor to collect, and thereupon the auditor shall place the same upon
the first tax duplicate prepared by him thereafter and shall collect the same as other
taxes in such number of annual or semiannual installments within a period of not more
than twenty and not less than five years as directed by the board, provided that the
final installment shall not be made payable earlier than the payment date of the final
installment of the nondeferred assessments for such improvement. All assessments when collected, together with all interest thereon, shall be applied
respectively to the purposes for which such assessments have been made and to no other
purpose, provided that any installments of deferred assessments collected by the treasurer
subsequent to the retirement of the bonds issued in anticipation of the collection
of such deferred assessments, shall be allocated by him to the several county funds,
including the special fund provided for by section 6117.02 of the Revised Code , in proportion to their respective contributions to the retirement and discharge
of such bonds.
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