18120. The tax collector shall, within 30 days after the date of
delinquency, begin the publication of a notice of sale of the land
upon which the assessments have not been paid, which publication
shall be made by two insertions in a daily or weekly newspaper
published and circulated in the city. The dates fixed for the sale of
such land shall be not less than five days nor more than 10 days
after the last publication of said notice of sale, or after the
completion of posting, as the case may be.
18121. The notice of sale so published shall contain a description
sufficient to identify each lot or parcel of land delinquent, and
opposite each description the name of its owner, if known, otherwise
designating him as unknown, and the amount of the assessment and
costs due, including the cost of advertisement, which cost of
advertisement shall not exceed the sum of fifty cents ($0.50) for
each lot or parcel of land separately assessed. The tax collector
shall append to and publish with the notice of sale a notice that
unless each delinquent assessment, together with the penalties and
costs thereon, is paid, the land upon which the assessment is a lien
will be sold at public auction, at a time and place to be specified
in the notice.
18122. At any time after such delinquency and prior to the sale of
any lots or parcels of land assessed and delinquent, any person may
pay the assessment thereon, together with the penalties and costs due
thereon, including the cost of advertising, if such payment is made
after the first publication of notice of sale.
18123. At the time and place fixed in the notice of sale the tax
collector shall proceed with such sale, commencing at the head of the
list of lands contained in such notice and continuing in the
numerical order thereof until all the land is sold, except that he
may postpone or continue the sale from day to day until the sale is
completed. The tax collector shall separately sell each lot or parcel
of land described in such notice, or so much thereof as is necessary
to realize the amount assessed against the lot or parcel together
with the penalties and costs, and fifty cents ($0.50) for a
certificate of sale. If there is no other purchaser the lot or parcel
shall be struck off to the city as purchaser.
18124. The tax collector shall issue for each sale an original and
duplicate certificate of sale, referring to the proceedings,
describing the lot or parcel of land sold, and giving the name of the
purchaser and the amount for which the lot or parcel was sold. He
shall deliver the original certificate to the purchaser, and he shall
keep the duplicate on file in his office.
18125. At any time after the date of sale and prior to the issuance
and delivery of a deed to the land sold, any land sold under the
provisions of this chapter may be redeemed by the payment to the tax
collector of the amount for which the land was sold, with an
additional penalty of 1 per cent per month of said amount together
with such other penalties as may be payable as provided in this
chapter. Said 1 per cent penalties shall be added on the first day of
each month following the date of the sale of the land.
18126. The redemption money shall be paid by the tax collector to
the person holding the original certificate of sale upon his
delivering up such certificate and receipting for the amount received
from the tax collector therefor. Upon redemption of any lot or
parcel of land the tax collector shall enter the fact and date of
such redemption upon the duplicate certificate of sale thereof.
18127. At any time after the expiration of 12 months from the date
of sale, the tax collector shall execute to the purchaser, or his
assignee, on his application, if such purchaser or assignee has
complied with the provisions of this chapter a deed of the land sold,
in which shall be recited substantially the matters contained in the
certificate, also any assignment thereof and the fact that no person
has redeemed the land. The tax collector shall receive from the
applicant for a deed one dollar ($1) for making such deed, unless the
city is the purchaser, in which case no charge shall be made
therefor.
18128. The purchaser or his assignee shall, at least 30 days before
he applies for a deed, serve upon the owner of the land, and upon
the occupant of the land if it is occupied, a written notice setting
forth:
(a) A description of the land.
(b) That the land has been sold for a delinquent assessment
(specifying the improvement for which the assessment was made).
(c) The amount for which the land was sold.
(d) The amount necessary to redeem at the time of giving notice.
(e) The date when such purchaser or assignee will apply to the tax
collector for a deed.
18129. If the owner can not be found, after due diligence, the
notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the land at least
30 days before the date stated therein, at which the application for
a deed will be made. The person applying for a deed shall file with
the tax collector an affidavit showing that notice of such
application has been given, as required, and if the notice was not
served on the owner of the land personally, that due diligence was
used to find the owner. The tax collector shall receive and file such
affidavit in his office.
18130. If redemption of the land is made after such affidavit is
filed, and more than 11 months from the date of sale, the person
making such redemption shall pay, in addition to the other amounts
required, three dollars ($3) for the service of notice and the making
of such affidavit, which amount shall be paid over to the purchaser
or his assignee in the same manner as other sums paid for redemption.
No deed for any land sold for delinquent assessments shall be
delivered by the tax collector until the purchaser or his assignee
has complied with all the provisions of this chapter and filed the
proper affidavit with the tax collector.
18131. The deed of the tax collector shall be prima facie evidence
of the truth of all matters recited therein, and of the regularity of
all proceedings prior to the execution thereof, and of title in the
grantee.
18120. The tax collector shall, within 30 days after the date of
delinquency, begin the publication of a notice of sale of the land
upon which the assessments have not been paid, which publication
shall be made by two insertions in a daily or weekly newspaper
published and circulated in the city. The dates fixed for the sale of
such land shall be not less than five days nor more than 10 days
after the last publication of said notice of sale, or after the
completion of posting, as the case may be.
18121. The notice of sale so published shall contain a description
sufficient to identify each lot or parcel of land delinquent, and
opposite each description the name of its owner, if known, otherwise
designating him as unknown, and the amount of the assessment and
costs due, including the cost of advertisement, which cost of
advertisement shall not exceed the sum of fifty cents ($0.50) for
each lot or parcel of land separately assessed. The tax collector
shall append to and publish with the notice of sale a notice that
unless each delinquent assessment, together with the penalties and
costs thereon, is paid, the land upon which the assessment is a lien
will be sold at public auction, at a time and place to be specified
in the notice.
18122. At any time after such delinquency and prior to the sale of
any lots or parcels of land assessed and delinquent, any person may
pay the assessment thereon, together with the penalties and costs due
thereon, including the cost of advertising, if such payment is made
after the first publication of notice of sale.
18123. At the time and place fixed in the notice of sale the tax
collector shall proceed with such sale, commencing at the head of the
list of lands contained in such notice and continuing in the
numerical order thereof until all the land is sold, except that he
may postpone or continue the sale from day to day until the sale is
completed. The tax collector shall separately sell each lot or parcel
of land described in such notice, or so much thereof as is necessary
to realize the amount assessed against the lot or parcel together
with the penalties and costs, and fifty cents ($0.50) for a
certificate of sale. If there is no other purchaser the lot or parcel
shall be struck off to the city as purchaser.
18124. The tax collector shall issue for each sale an original and
duplicate certificate of sale, referring to the proceedings,
describing the lot or parcel of land sold, and giving the name of the
purchaser and the amount for which the lot or parcel was sold. He
shall deliver the original certificate to the purchaser, and he shall
keep the duplicate on file in his office.
18125. At any time after the date of sale and prior to the issuance
and delivery of a deed to the land sold, any land sold under the
provisions of this chapter may be redeemed by the payment to the tax
collector of the amount for which the land was sold, with an
additional penalty of 1 per cent per month of said amount together
with such other penalties as may be payable as provided in this
chapter. Said 1 per cent penalties shall be added on the first day of
each month following the date of the sale of the land.
18126. The redemption money shall be paid by the tax collector to
the person holding the original certificate of sale upon his
delivering up such certificate and receipting for the amount received
from the tax collector therefor. Upon redemption of any lot or
parcel of land the tax collector shall enter the fact and date of
such redemption upon the duplicate certificate of sale thereof.
18127. At any time after the expiration of 12 months from the date
of sale, the tax collector shall execute to the purchaser, or his
assignee, on his application, if such purchaser or assignee has
complied with the provisions of this chapter a deed of the land sold,
in which shall be recited substantially the matters contained in the
certificate, also any assignment thereof and the fact that no person
has redeemed the land. The tax collector shall receive from the
applicant for a deed one dollar ($1) for making such deed, unless the
city is the purchaser, in which case no charge shall be made
therefor.
18128. The purchaser or his assignee shall, at least 30 days before
he applies for a deed, serve upon the owner of the land, and upon
the occupant of the land if it is occupied, a written notice setting
forth:
(a) A description of the land.
(b) That the land has been sold for a delinquent assessment
(specifying the improvement for which the assessment was made).
(c) The amount for which the land was sold.
(d) The amount necessary to redeem at the time of giving notice.
(e) The date when such purchaser or assignee will apply to the tax
collector for a deed.
18129. If the owner can not be found, after due diligence, the
notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the land at least
30 days before the date stated therein, at which the application for
a deed will be made. The person applying for a deed shall file with
the tax collector an affidavit showing that notice of such
application has been given, as required, and if the notice was not
served on the owner of the land personally, that due diligence was
used to find the owner. The tax collector shall receive and file such
affidavit in his office.
18130. If redemption of the land is made after such affidavit is
filed, and more than 11 months from the date of sale, the person
making such redemption shall pay, in addition to the other amounts
required, three dollars ($3) for the service of notice and the making
of such affidavit, which amount shall be paid over to the purchaser
or his assignee in the same manner as other sums paid for redemption.
No deed for any land sold for delinquent assessments shall be
delivered by the tax collector until the purchaser or his assignee
has complied with all the provisions of this chapter and filed the
proper affidavit with the tax collector.
18131. The deed of the tax collector shall be prima facie evidence
of the truth of all matters recited therein, and of the regularity of
all proceedings prior to the execution thereof, and of title in the
grantee.
18120. The tax collector shall, within 30 days after the date of
delinquency, begin the publication of a notice of sale of the land
upon which the assessments have not been paid, which publication
shall be made by two insertions in a daily or weekly newspaper
published and circulated in the city. The dates fixed for the sale of
such land shall be not less than five days nor more than 10 days
after the last publication of said notice of sale, or after the
completion of posting, as the case may be.
18121. The notice of sale so published shall contain a description
sufficient to identify each lot or parcel of land delinquent, and
opposite each description the name of its owner, if known, otherwise
designating him as unknown, and the amount of the assessment and
costs due, including the cost of advertisement, which cost of
advertisement shall not exceed the sum of fifty cents ($0.50) for
each lot or parcel of land separately assessed. The tax collector
shall append to and publish with the notice of sale a notice that
unless each delinquent assessment, together with the penalties and
costs thereon, is paid, the land upon which the assessment is a lien
will be sold at public auction, at a time and place to be specified
in the notice.
18122. At any time after such delinquency and prior to the sale of
any lots or parcels of land assessed and delinquent, any person may
pay the assessment thereon, together with the penalties and costs due
thereon, including the cost of advertising, if such payment is made
after the first publication of notice of sale.
18123. At the time and place fixed in the notice of sale the tax
collector shall proceed with such sale, commencing at the head of the
list of lands contained in such notice and continuing in the
numerical order thereof until all the land is sold, except that he
may postpone or continue the sale from day to day until the sale is
completed. The tax collector shall separately sell each lot or parcel
of land described in such notice, or so much thereof as is necessary
to realize the amount assessed against the lot or parcel together
with the penalties and costs, and fifty cents ($0.50) for a
certificate of sale. If there is no other purchaser the lot or parcel
shall be struck off to the city as purchaser.
18124. The tax collector shall issue for each sale an original and
duplicate certificate of sale, referring to the proceedings,
describing the lot or parcel of land sold, and giving the name of the
purchaser and the amount for which the lot or parcel was sold. He
shall deliver the original certificate to the purchaser, and he shall
keep the duplicate on file in his office.
18125. At any time after the date of sale and prior to the issuance
and delivery of a deed to the land sold, any land sold under the
provisions of this chapter may be redeemed by the payment to the tax
collector of the amount for which the land was sold, with an
additional penalty of 1 per cent per month of said amount together
with such other penalties as may be payable as provided in this
chapter. Said 1 per cent penalties shall be added on the first day of
each month following the date of the sale of the land.
18126. The redemption money shall be paid by the tax collector to
the person holding the original certificate of sale upon his
delivering up such certificate and receipting for the amount received
from the tax collector therefor. Upon redemption of any lot or
parcel of land the tax collector shall enter the fact and date of
such redemption upon the duplicate certificate of sale thereof.
18127. At any time after the expiration of 12 months from the date
of sale, the tax collector shall execute to the purchaser, or his
assignee, on his application, if such purchaser or assignee has
complied with the provisions of this chapter a deed of the land sold,
in which shall be recited substantially the matters contained in the
certificate, also any assignment thereof and the fact that no person
has redeemed the land. The tax collector shall receive from the
applicant for a deed one dollar ($1) for making such deed, unless the
city is the purchaser, in which case no charge shall be made
therefor.
18128. The purchaser or his assignee shall, at least 30 days before
he applies for a deed, serve upon the owner of the land, and upon
the occupant of the land if it is occupied, a written notice setting
forth:
(a) A description of the land.
(b) That the land has been sold for a delinquent assessment
(specifying the improvement for which the assessment was made).
(c) The amount for which the land was sold.
(d) The amount necessary to redeem at the time of giving notice.
(e) The date when such purchaser or assignee will apply to the tax
collector for a deed.
18129. If the owner can not be found, after due diligence, the
notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the land at least
30 days before the date stated therein, at which the application for
a deed will be made. The person applying for a deed shall file with
the tax collector an affidavit showing that notice of such
application has been given, as required, and if the notice was not
served on the owner of the land personally, that due diligence was
used to find the owner. The tax collector shall receive and file such
affidavit in his office.
18130. If redemption of the land is made after such affidavit is
filed, and more than 11 months from the date of sale, the person
making such redemption shall pay, in addition to the other amounts
required, three dollars ($3) for the service of notice and the making
of such affidavit, which amount shall be paid over to the purchaser
or his assignee in the same manner as other sums paid for redemption.
No deed for any land sold for delinquent assessments shall be
delivered by the tax collector until the purchaser or his assignee
has complied with all the provisions of this chapter and filed the
proper affidavit with the tax collector.
18131. The deed of the tax collector shall be prima facie evidence
of the truth of all matters recited therein, and of the regularity of
all proceedings prior to the execution thereof, and of title in the
grantee.
