Ohio Code § 6115.48

§ 6115.48.

(A) After the list of real property, with the appraised benefits as approved by the court,

or that part thereof from which no appeal is pending, has been filed with the secretary

of the sanitary district as provided in section 6115.39 of the Revised Code , then from time to time, as the affairs of the district demand it, the board of directors

of the sanitary district may levy on all real property, upon which benefits have been

appraised, an assessment of such portion of the benefits as is found necessary by

the board to pay the cost of the execution of the official plan, including superintendence

of construction, administration, and financing costs, plus ten per cent of the total

to be added for contingencies, but not to exceed in the total of principal the appraised

benefits so adjudicated. (B) Such assessment shall be apportioned to and levied on each tract of land or other

property in the district in proportion to the benefits appraised, and not in excess

thereof.  If bonds are issued as provided in section 6115.50 of the Revised Code , then the amount of interest which will accrue on such bonds, as estimated by the

board, shall be included in and added to the the [ sic ] assessment, but the interest to accrue on account of the issuing of the bonds shall

not be construed as a part of the cost of construction in determining whether or not

the expenses and costs of making the improvement are equal to or in excess of the

benefits appraised. (C) As soon as the assessment is levied, the secretary of the sanitary district, at the

expense of the district, shall prepare in duplicate an assessment record of the district.  It shall be indorsed and named “Sanitary District Assessment Record of __________ District.” (D) A separate record shall be preserved in case the purposes of the district include

both improved sanitation and improved water supply.  It shall contain a notation of the items of property appraised, the total amount

of benefits appraised against each item, and the total assessment levied against each

item.  Where successive levies of assessments are made for the bond fund, the sanitary

district assessment record shall contain suitable notations to show the number of

levies and the amount of each, to the end that the sanitary district assessment record

may disclose the aggregate of all levies for the bond fund up to that time. (E) Upon the completion of such record it shall be signed and certified by the president

of the board and by the secretary of the sanitary district, and shall thereafter become

a permanent record in the office of the district.  A copy of that part of the sanitary district assessment record affecting lands in

any county shall be filed with the county auditor of such county. (F) If it is found at any time that the total amount of assessment levied is insufficient

to pay the cost of works set out in the official plan or of additional work done,

the board may make an additional levy to provide funds to complete the work, provided

the total of all levies of such assessment exclusive of interest does not exceed the

total benefits appraised. (G) The board of directors of a sanitary district shall not levy an assessment pursuant

to this section unless both of the following apply: (1) The total of all such assessments, exclusive of any amount added or to be added to

such assessments representing interest that will accrue on bonds issued or to be issued,

during the ten-year period that includes the year in which such assessment under this

section is levied and the immediately preceding nine years does not exceed three per

cent of the assessed valuation of the property within the district as listed and assessed

for taxation in the year in which such assessment is levied; (2) The largest annual installment of such assessment, exclusive of any amount to be

added to such installment representing interest that will accrue on bonds to be issued

and assuming no payment of any part of such assessment will be made pursuant to section 6115.49 of the Revised Code , does not exceed five-tenths of one per cent of such assessed valuation.