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(A) Protest. The owner of any lot which is proposed for an inclusion within a proposed assess-ment district may file, at any time prior to the close of the formation hearing, a written protest, protesting the creation of such assessment district.
(B) Objection. Any person who is the owner of a lot which is included within an assessment district may, prior to the close of a formation or assessment hearing, file a written objection.
(C) Contents of protest/objection. Each written protest and/or objection shall contain the street address and the legal description of the lot to which it relates and the full name and mailing address of the person owning such lot, and such person's agent, if any. Each objection shall contain, in narrative style, a factual basis for such objection.
(D) Withdrawal. Any person filing a protest and/or an objection may, in writing, withdraw such protest and/or objection at any time after the filing thereof.
('86 Code, § 3.50.020) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
The City Council may, by motion, authorize the Authority or any other commission to act in the place and stead of the City Council with respect to the formation of an assessment district, and/or with respect to the processing of an assessment district, pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. When such direction has been given to the Authority or any such commission, the Authority or the commission shall perform all of the acts required to be performed by the City Council in accordance with the conditions included in such motion, if any, and pursuant to this chapter with respect to that assessment district. The City Council, by motion, may, at any time, withdraw or modify such authorization.
('86 Code, § 3.50.025) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
The City Manager, with the consent of the City Council, may contract with any qualified person to perform any specialized services, such as engineering, administrative, legal, accounting or financial services, with respect to an assessment district. The cost of such services shall be a proper charge against such district if such district is formed. If such district is not formed, the cost of such services shall be borne by the city.
('86 Code, § 3.50.030) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
The City Council may make a contribution, at any time, to any assessment district, in a specific cash amount and/or in the form of services and/or the contribution of real or personal property, or the use thereof, as it determines appropriate.
('86 Code, § 3.50.035) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
The provisions of the Special Assessment Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931 (Cal. Sts. & High. Code §§ 2800 et seq.) shall have no application to an assessment district formed and created pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, if the formation resolution is adopted by a four-fifths vote of all members of the City Council. If such resolution is adopted by a vote of less than four-fifths of the total voting membership of the City Council, the provisions of Cal. Sts. & High. Code §§ 2800 et seq., shall apply to such assessment district and compliance with the provisions shall be had in the time and manner set forth in said Section 2800, et seq., of the Streets and Highways Code.
('86 Code, § 3.50.050) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
The provisions of Cal. Sts. & High. Code §§ 5660 and 5661 are incorporated herein by reference as if set forth in full. The phrase “warrant, diagram and assessment or reassessment” as used in Cal. Sts. & High. Code § 5660 shall mean and include the phrases “assessment diagram” and “assessment roll” as used in this chapter.
('86 Code, § 3.50.060) (Ord. 3997, passed - - )
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