HARRY HUGHES, Governor

3101

1926, are hereby ratified and confirmed and determined to be
a reasonable charge, and such front foot benefit charges as
the same had been levied or increased by [said] THE
commission are hereby declared to be a lien upon the
properties against which the same were charged by [said] THE
commission and enforceable as a lien under the provisions of
the law relating thereto at the time the same were in
default. The front foot benefit charge herein levied shall
not be increased nor shall any additional front foot benefit
charge be levied against the property upon which there had
been levied a front foot benefit charge as of December 31,
1926.

(c)  Whenever through error, inadvertence or oversight
or by reason of any judgment or decree any property subject
to a front foot benefit charge under this [subtitle] ARTICLE
has not had the same levied against it or where the same has
been levied by an erroneous description, or in the wrong
name, or where service upon the owner has not been had or
where the same has been set aside by a judgment or decree,
the commission may, upon the discovery of [said] THE error,
inadvertence, oversight, or within a reasonable time after
the rendition of [said] THE judgment or decree, levy the
front foot benefit charge at the rate and in the
classification that the same was originally entitled or may
be prescribed by the court to and any increase applied to
the project of which it formed a part and [said] THE front
foot benefit charge shall thereupon run for the period of
years for which it would have run if levied at the proper
time or in the proper manner; and this section shall apply
to all errors, omissions, or mistakes heretofore made by
[said] THE commission, or to any judgment or decree
heretofore rendered, provided, however, no payments have
been made on such property.

(d)  In classifying property and levying [said] THE
front foot benefit charge, any irregularly shaped lot
abutting upon a road, street, lane, alley, right of way or
easement in which there is or is being constructed a water
main or sewer shall be assessed for the frontage determined
by the commission to be reasonable and fair. Wherever there
are a number of lots in the same block in one ownership
appurtenant to a residence, the commission may give a
continuous frontage to all of the lots regardless of the
streets upon which they face. A corner lot in the
subdivision residential class of less than two acres in size
shall not be assessed on more than one side, unless it also
abuts on two parallel streets, but the frontage assessed may
be that determined to be reasonable and fair by the
commission, giving consideration to the frontage towards
which the building on the lot would naturally face. Lots
running through with front and rear on separate streets may
be assessed on both front and rear. Any of the lots in the
foregoing categories may be assessed for their full frontage
even through a water main or sewer may not extend along the
full length of any boundary. No land so classed as
agricultural by this commission, when in actual use for