Virginia § 58.1-3250 - General reassessment in cities
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§ 58.1-3250. General reassessment in cities
In each of the cities of this Commonwealth, there shall be a general reassessment of real estate every two years. Sections 58.1-3258, 58.1-3275, 58.1-3271, 58.1-3276, and 58.1-3278, and other relevant provisions of law shall be applicable to general reassessments of real estate in cities. Any city which has a total population of 30,000 or less, may elect by majority vote of its council to conduct its general reassessments at four-year intervals.
No provision of this section shall affect the power of any city to use the annual or biennial assessment method in lieu of general assessments.
Code 1950, § 58-776; 1976, c. 717; 1979, c. 577; 1980, c. 569; 1984, c. 675.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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