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Upon completion of the improvement, the financing thereof and the payment of the cost thereof, the Clerk-Treasurer shall certify to the Council the total cost of said improvement together with the amount of the original roll for said improvement.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-160) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
Should the assessments on any special assessment roll, including the amount assessed to the village at large, prove insufficient for which they were made, then the Council may make additional pro rata assessments to supply the deficiency against the village and the several lots and parcels of land in the same ratio as the original assessments, but the total amount assessed against any lot or parcel of land shall not exceed the value of the benefits received from the improvement.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-170) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
(A) Should the special assessment or the proceeds of sale of any special assessment bonds prove larger than necessary to meet the costs of the improvement or to meet the principal and interest requirements of any special assessment bonds and expenses incidental thereto, the excess shall be placed in the Village Treasury.
(B) If more than 5%, the excess shall be returned pro rata according to assessments, except as otherwise provided in this subchapter. No refunds may be made which contravene the provisions of any evidence of indebtedness secured in whole or in part by such special assessment.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-180) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
(A) Should any lots or lands be divided after a special assessment thereon has been confirmed and divided into installments, the Assessor shall apportion the uncollected amounts upon the several lots and lands so divided, and shall enter the several amounts as amendments upon the special assessment roll.
(B) The Clerk-Treasurer shall, within ten days after such apportionment, send notice of such action to the persons concerned at their last known address by first-class mail. Said apportionment shall be final and conclusive on all parties unless protest in writing is received by the Clerk-Treasurer within 20 days of the mailing of the aforesaid notice.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-190) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
Whenever the Council deems any special assessment invalid or defective, or whenever a court adjudges an assessment to be illegal in whole or in part, the Council may cause a new assessment to be levied for the same purpose, whether or not the improvement or any part thereof has been completed, or any part of the special assessment collected. All proceedings on such reassessment and for the collection thereof shall be conducted in the same manner as provided for the original assessment. If any portion of the original special assessment is collected and not refunded, it shall be applied upon the reassessment, and the reassessment shall, to that extent, be deemed satisfied. If more than the amount reassessed is collected, the balance shall be refunded to the person making such payment.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-200) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
If in any action it shall appear that by reason of any irregularities or informalities the assessment has not been properly made against the person assessed or upon the lot or premises sought to be charged, the court may, nevertheless, on satisfactory proof that expense has been incurred by the village which is a proper charge against the person assessed or the lot or premises in question, render judgment for the amount properly chargeable against such person or upon such lot or premises.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-210) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
When any lot, building, or structure, because of accumulation of refuse or debris, the uncontrolled growing of weeds or age or dilapidation, or because of any other condition or happening, becomes a public hazard or nuisance which is detrimental to the health or safety of the inhabitants of the village or of those residing or habitually going near such lot, building, or structure, the Council may order such hazard or nuisance abated and the cost of such abatement assessed against the lot, premises, or description of real property upon which such hazard or nuisance was located as a single lot assessment.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-220) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
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