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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)
(A) When any expense shall be incurred by the village upon or in respect to any separate or single lot, parcel of land, or premises, which, by the provisions of this subchapter the Council is authorized to charge and collect as a single lot special assessment against the same, and which is not of that class of special assessments required to be made pro rata upon several lots or parcels of land in a special assessment district; an account of the labor or services for which such expense was incurred, verified by the officer or person performing the labor or services, or causing the same to be done, shall be reported to the Council in a manner it prescribes.
(B) The accounting reported to the Council shall include a description of the lot or premises on or in respect to which the expense was incurred, the name of the owner or person chargeable therewith, and the cost of labor or services performed. The provisions of the preceding sections of this subchapter with reference to pro rata special assessments generally, and the proceedings necessary to be had before making the improvement, shall not apply to single lot assessments contemplated in this section.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-230) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
The Council, after review of the single lots assessment account, shall determine what amount or part of every such reported expense shall be charged, and the premises upon which the same shall be levied as a single lot special assessment. As often as the Council may deem it expedient, it shall require all of the several amounts so reported and determined and the several lots or premises chargeable therewith respectively to be reported by the Clerk-Treasurer to the Assessor who shall spread such amounts against the real property chargeable therewith on the next tax roll for the collection of general village taxes.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-240) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
In any case where the provisions of this subchapter may prove to be insufficient to carry into full effect the making of any improvement or the special assessment therefor, the Council shall provide any additional steps or procedure required to effect the improvement by special assessment in the resolution declaring the determination of the Council to make such improvement in the first instance.
(1984 Code, § 1-05-250) (Ord. 41, passed 3-21-1974)
PURCHASING REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES
For the purposes of this subchapter, the following terms, phrases, words, and their derivations shall have the meaning given herein. When not inconsistent with the context, words used in the present tense include the future, words in the plural number include the singular number, words in the singular number include the plural number, and use of either male or female gender includes the other gender. The word “shall” is always mandatory and not merely directory.
AGENCY. Any department, office, multiple member body, or other organization of village government and includes any elective officer, appointee, or person acting or purporting to act in the exercise of official duties.
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES. Includes all telephone, gas, water, electric light, and power service; towel and cleaning service; insurance; leases for all grounds, buildings, office, or other space required by the agencies; and the rental, repair, or maintenance of equipment, machinery, and other village-owned personal property. The term shall not include professional and other CONTRACTUAL SERVICES which have been proven to be unique and not subject to competition.
COUNCIL. The Village Council of the Village of Holly.
EQUIPMENT. All capital improvement items, projects, and services, including such items as vehicle, equipment, street construction, and the like.
SUPPLIES. Includes disposable supplies and materials.
VILLAGE. The Village of Holly, Michigan.
VILLAGE MANAGER or MANAGER. The Village Manager.
(1984 Code, § 1-07-010) (Ord. 191, passed 9-12-1989)
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