PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS
Article 13.--PARKS, PARKWAYS, BOULEVARDS AND PLAYGROUNDS
13-1328.Notice of assessment; correction.
Within ten days after the report of the assessors has been filed, the
clerk of the board shall cause a notice to be published once in the
official paper of said board, stating, in substance, that a report of
assessors has been filed apportioning and levying special assessments for
the cost of such improvement against real estate, describing the same, and
stating the amount of the special assessment levied against each lot or
tract, and fixing a time, not less than five days from the date of the
publication of such notice, when all persons aggrieved by or objecting to
such report, upon any ground, may be heard to contest the same. At the time
fixed in such notice, the board of park commissioners shall convene and
hear the complaints of all persons interested, and shall have power to
review, revise, alter, correct and amend the report of the assessors to any
extent necessary to equalize and make such assessments just, equitable and
impartial, and to correct all errors, wrong and injustice that may have
been done to any person complaining of said report, and to hear, consider
and determine all matters relating to such proceeding.
After hearing all persons complaining, the board of park commissioners
shall confirm the report of the assessors as returned to them or amend the
same, as it may deem just and equitable, and confirm the same as so
amended, and thereupon the amounts charged against each tract of land shall
become a special assessment and constitute a lien thereon. The decisions of
the board of park commissioners correcting, altering, or amending and
confirming the report of the assessors shall be entered of record and shall
be final and conclusive, and such special asessments shall by the clerk of
the board be certified to the county clerk within thirty days after the
confirmation of such report and entered upon the tax rolls, and collected
as other taxes under existing laws.
History: L. 1907, ch. 115, § 29; March 4; R.S. 1923, § 13-1328.
PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS
Article 13.--PARKS, PARKWAYS, BOULEVARDS AND PLAYGROUNDS
13-1328.Notice of assessment; correction.
Within ten days after the report of the assessors has been filed, the
clerk of the board shall cause a notice to be published once in the
official paper of said board, stating, in substance, that a report of
assessors has been filed apportioning and levying special assessments for
the cost of such improvement against real estate, describing the same, and
stating the amount of the special assessment levied against each lot or
tract, and fixing a time, not less than five days from the date of the
publication of such notice, when all persons aggrieved by or objecting to
such report, upon any ground, may be heard to contest the same. At the time
fixed in such notice, the board of park commissioners shall convene and
hear the complaints of all persons interested, and shall have power to
review, revise, alter, correct and amend the report of the assessors to any
extent necessary to equalize and make such assessments just, equitable and
impartial, and to correct all errors, wrong and injustice that may have
been done to any person complaining of said report, and to hear, consider
and determine all matters relating to such proceeding.
After hearing all persons complaining, the board of park commissioners
shall confirm the report of the assessors as returned to them or amend the
same, as it may deem just and equitable, and confirm the same as so
amended, and thereupon the amounts charged against each tract of land shall
become a special assessment and constitute a lien thereon. The decisions of
the board of park commissioners correcting, altering, or amending and
confirming the report of the assessors shall be entered of record and shall
be final and conclusive, and such special asessments shall by the clerk of
the board be certified to the county clerk within thirty days after the
confirmation of such report and entered upon the tax rolls, and collected
as other taxes under existing laws.
History: L. 1907, ch. 115, § 29; March 4; R.S. 1923, § 13-1328.
PART I.--GOVERNMENT BY MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND GENERAL LAWS
Article 13.--PARKS, PARKWAYS, BOULEVARDS AND PLAYGROUNDS
13-1328.Notice of assessment; correction.
Within ten days after the report of the assessors has been filed, the
clerk of the board shall cause a notice to be published once in the
official paper of said board, stating, in substance, that a report of
assessors has been filed apportioning and levying special assessments for
the cost of such improvement against real estate, describing the same, and
stating the amount of the special assessment levied against each lot or
tract, and fixing a time, not less than five days from the date of the
publication of such notice, when all persons aggrieved by or objecting to
such report, upon any ground, may be heard to contest the same. At the time
fixed in such notice, the board of park commissioners shall convene and
hear the complaints of all persons interested, and shall have power to
review, revise, alter, correct and amend the report of the assessors to any
extent necessary to equalize and make such assessments just, equitable and
impartial, and to correct all errors, wrong and injustice that may have
been done to any person complaining of said report, and to hear, consider
and determine all matters relating to such proceeding.
After hearing all persons complaining, the board of park commissioners
shall confirm the report of the assessors as returned to them or amend the
same, as it may deem just and equitable, and confirm the same as so
amended, and thereupon the amounts charged against each tract of land shall
become a special assessment and constitute a lien thereon. The decisions of
the board of park commissioners correcting, altering, or amending and
confirming the report of the assessors shall be entered of record and shall
be final and conclusive, and such special asessments shall by the clerk of
the board be certified to the county clerk within thirty days after the
confirmation of such report and entered upon the tax rolls, and collected
as other taxes under existing laws.
History: L. 1907, ch. 115, § 29; March 4; R.S. 1923, § 13-1328.