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(A) The rural service district shall include only such unplatted lands, which need not be contiguous to one another, as in the judgment of the City Council at the time of the adoption of Ord. No. 137 are rural in character, and are not developed for commercial, industrial, or urban residential purposes, and for these reasons are not benefitted to the same degree as other lands by municipal services financed by general taxation.
(B) The City Council by amendment to this subchapter in the future, may designate lands outside the City of Mayer which, if annexed, shall be included within the rural service district.
(Ord. 62A, passed 10-21-82; Am. Ord. 137, passed 7-23-07)
The following lands are hereby designated to be included in the rural service district of the City of Mayer:
(A) PID No. 50-002-0110 (Benjamin and Lila Quaas Property).
(B) PID No. 50-006-0330 (William and Sandra Drew Property).
(Ord. 62A, passed 10-21-82; Am. Ord. 137, passed 7-23-07)
(A) Whenever any parcel of land included in the rural service district is platted, in whole or in part; or whenever application is made for a permit for construction fo a commercial, industrial, residential, or agricultural building or improvement, except for the purpose of repairing or replacing a pre-existing structure; or whenever such improvement or building is commenced without a permit; or whenever, at the request of the owner, any parcel is provided additional municipal services such as sewer, water, streets, or the like; the City Council shall make and enter an order by resolution transferring such parcel or any part thereof from the rural service district to the urban service district.
(B) Grading of land is not considered as an improvement providing such grading is limited to that which is required to minimize storm water drainage problems and provided grading areas are placed into agricultural use or reseeded within one year. Any new fill placed on the land shall be graded and seeded within one year.
(Ord. 62A, passed 10-21-82; Am. Ord. 137, passed 7-23-07)
(A) It is the judgment of the City Council that the approximate ratio that exists between the benefits resulting from the tax supported municipal services to parcels of land of like market value, situated in the rural service district and in the urban service district, respectively, is 22.52%. However, in no event shall the tax rate for the rural service district be less than what the tax rate for such parcel would be if taxed by the township in which the parcel is located. Any taxes levied for the payments of bonds and judgments and interest thereon shall be in addition to such tax.
(B) By amendment to this subchapter, the benefit ratio may be changed, and lands may be added to or removed from the rural service district, but not amendment shall be required to remove land by the procedure provided in § 35.05.
(Ord. 62A, passed 10-21-82; Am. Ord. 137, passed 7-23-07)
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