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Session Laws, 2000
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
Ch. 601
(3) A statement that an annual assessment may be levied pursuant to
this [subheading] TITLE to pay the costs and expenses of the maintenance work and
improvements, if any, on the open areas [.]; (4) A statement of the annual assessment limit on each one hundred
dollars of assessed valuation of taxable land and improvements within the district
and that amounts so assessed shall be billed and collected by [Harford] CARROLL
County as part of regular tax bills[.]; AND (5) The day, hour and place for the hearing by the Commissioners of
protests and objections to the formation of the proposed district or to the proposed
work, and a statement that any owner of property liable to be assessed for the work
may make written protest against the proposed work or against the formation of the
proposed district or both by filing [such] A written protest with the Administrative
Assistant at any time not later than the hour [so] fixed for the hearing. The time for
the hearing shall not be less than fifteen (15) or more than sixty (60) days from the
date of the adoption of the ordinance by the Commissioners. [3-32.] 8-205. Descriptions of district, work. The proposed assessment district may be described in the ordinance of intention
by stating the exterior boundaries [thereof] or by referring to the diagram provided
for in the REQUIRED preliminary report [required therefor]. The description of the
work shall be sufficient if the ordinance states in general terms the classes or kinds of
work contemplated, contains a general description of the property upon which such
work is to be done or the name by which such property is commonly known, and refers
to plans and reports on file, if any, or such of them as may be suitable or proper for a
description of the proposed work. Portions of the improvement or of the territory
comprising the assessment district need not be contiguous. [3-33.] 8-206. Properties not subject to assessment. Any lot or parcel of land in any public use belonging to the state or to the county,
any city, district, or other public corporation, public agent, school board, educational,
penal, or reform institution, or institution for the feeble minded or insane, in use in
the performance of a public function and lying within the district is not subject to
assessment unless the consent of the governing body of the entity [owing such]
OWNING THE public property to assessment is filed with the Commissioners. If such
consent is filed, the land is subject to assessment in the same manner as other land
within the district. [3-34.] 8-207. Portion of cost paid from county funds. The Commissioners in their discretion may, in the ordinance of intention or at
any subsequent time, order that a portion of the costs and expenses of the work or
improvement shall be paid out of county funds from [such] A fund as the
Commissioners may designate and the amount of [such] THE payment shall be so
specified.
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