3.80.240 Waiver of hearing.

   Based upon petitions certified by the engineer of work to be signed by the owners of 100% of the parcels subject to assessment, and which expressly waive notice and hearing, the council may proceed to approve the engineer's report, levy the assessments, order the improvement, and proceed with the assessment district proceedings without any notice of hearing or hearing on the report. For purposes of this paragraph, “owners” includes a mortgagee or beneficiary as described in Streets and Highways Code Section 10311.5.

(Ord. 1586 §11 (part))

3.80.250 Payment for dedicated rights-of-way.

   The council may, if it deems it appropriate, agree to acquire by purchase such real property, rights-of-way, easements, or interests in real property shown or to be shown upon any final map filed with or submitted to the city for acceptance and approval under the provisions of the Subdivision Map Act (commencing at Section 66410 of the Government Code) and offered for dedication to public use by said map or by any separate offer of dedication.

(Ord. 1586 §11 (part))

ARTICLE IV. ADAPTATION OF IMPROVEMENT BOND ACT OF 1915

3.80.260 Application.

   When proceedings are or have been taken pursuant to the Improvement Bond Act of 1915 in which assessments are or were confirmed after June 6, 1978, such proceedings may be modified as hereinafter provided by this chapter.

(Ord. 1586 §11 (part))

3.80.270 Obligations of city.

   Any provisions of the general law notwithstanding, the city need undertake no efforts to cure delinquent assessments. The city must honor any commitment to initiate foreclosure proceedings and any obligation to administer the reserve fund for the benefit of bondholders, but if it becomes the purchaser, the city need expend no sums to pay or cure delinquent assessments, interest, or penalties.

(Ord. 1586 §11 (part))

3.80.280 Tax levy.

   The city need not levy a special tax, the provisions of Streets and Highways Code Section 8809 notwithstanding.

(Ord. 1586 §11 (part))