9-43-120. Special assessment accounts–Source of moneys for accounts. The governing body may by ordinance or resolution create and maintain special assessment accounts for financing local improvements for which assessments are to be levied. The governing body may provide moneys for the accounts in the annual appropriation ordinance or by transfer of unused balances from other […]
9-43-121. Separate fund to pay cost of local improvements. A separate fund may be established to be used only to pay, in whole or in part, the cost of local improvements of the type for which the fund has been created and for which assessments are to be levied. Money in the fund may be […]
9-43-122. Transfer of special assessment bonds to special assessment accounts. Special assessment bonds may be transferred and appropriated to the special assessment accounts in the same manner and to the same extent as provided in §9-43-116 for the transfer of the bonds to general obligation bond sinking funds. All collections of assessments for assessment bonds […]
9-43-123. Transfer of excess assets to sinking fund for general obligation bonds issued to create and maintain special assessments. If the governing body determines that the cash, assessment bonds, and any other investments held in the special assessment accounts are in excess of amounts required for financing contemplated future local improvements, it may transfer all […]
9-43-124. Restriction on transfer of special assessment moneys to other municipal fund. No special assessment moneys may be transferred to any other fund of the municipality until all general obligation bonds issued to create or maintain the special assessments have been fully paid with interest. Source: SL 2012, ch 57, §52.
9-43-125. Restriction on injunctions–Time for commencing action on assessment. No injunction restraining the making of any local improvement under the provisions of this chapter may be issued after the letting of the contract. No action or proceedings may be commenced or maintained in any court attacking the validity of the proceedings for special assessments up […]
9-43-126. Action challenging assessment to resolve all issues in one proceeding. If any action or proceeding is commenced and maintained in any court to restrain the collection of any assessment levied for any municipal local improvement, to recover any such assessment previously paid, to recover the possession or title of any real property sold for […]
9-43-127. Districts for construction and maintenance of local improvements. The governing body of any municipality may establish one or more districts for the construction and maintenance of local improvements. The governing body may establish or modify the boundary of the district, construct improvements or portions of improvements, and assess the cost of the improvement to […]
9-43-128. Plan for local improvement district. If the governing body deems it necessary to establish a local improvement district, the governing body shall have a plan of the district prepared by the city engineer or other competent person, showing the boundaries of the district and lots or parts of lots included in the district. The […]
9-43-129. Publication of notice of plan for local improvement district–Public hearing. Upon filing of the plan, a notice signed by the finance officer shall be published once stating that a plan for a public district, bounded as described in the notice and designated by number has been prepared and is on file in the office […]
9-43-130. Approval, modification or rejection of plan. At the hearing, the governing body shall consider any objections and may by resolution approve and adopt the proposed plan or change it in such manner as it may deem necessary. The governing body may adopt and approve the plan or may reject the plan and order a […]
9-43-131. Lots in district liable for assessments upon approval of plan. When a resolution adopting and approving a local improvement district plan takes effect, the plan shall be numbered and filed in the office of the finance officer and shall then constitute the plan of the district, and the lots contained in the district are […]
9-43-132. Apportionment of costs according to benefits accruing to lots. The total cost, or any portion of the cost that is assessable against all the real property within any district or area benefited by the local improvement, may be apportioned according to the benefits to accrue to each lot or tract, as determined by the […]
9-43-133. Lots subject to assessment both as fronting and abutting property and as property benefited. If any lot is subject to assessment both as fronting and abutting property and as property within the district or area benefited by the local improvement, the sum of both assessments may be the amount to be stated in the […]
9-43-134. New assessment or reassessment for irregularities. If any special assessment for any local improvement is set aside for irregularity in the proceedings or declared void by reason of noncompliance with the provisions of law when ordering or letting the work or making the assessment, or if the collection of any portion of the assessment […]
9-43-135. Notice of reassessment. If any reassessment is required, the governing body shall appoint a time for making the reassessment. The finance officer shall give ten days’ notice to the owner of any lot to be reassessed, by mail addressed to the owner’s last mailing address as shown by the records of the director of […]
9-43-136. Assessment of additional cost of improvement–Public hearing. If the assessment originally levied, together with any sum to be paid by the municipality from its general fund or from the proceeds of general obligation bonds, is insufficient to pay the total cost of the improvement, the governing body may assess the additional cost to each […]
9-43-137. Federal loans. If public moneys are made available by loan from any federal source to the state, an agency of state government, a public body created by the state, or a political subdivision of the state for the direct or indirect aid of landowners or owners of real property in the public or private […]
9-43-138. Special maintenance fee–Purposes–Exemptions. The governing body prior to the assessment of real property within the municipality for the next fiscal year, may levy, annually, for the purpose of maintaining or repairing public improvements, a special maintenance fee upon the lots fronting and abutting any improvements within the municipality that are maintained by the municipality. […]
9-43-139. Application of chapter. The provisions of this chapter do not apply to chapters 9-53, 9-55, or 21-10. Source: SL 2012, ch 57, §67.
