Ohio Code § 6117.311
Ohio Code § 6117.311. Reproduced from the official Ohio Revised Code, with a citation summary, verification link, and related provisions.
§ 6117.311.
For the purpose of paying for a part or all of the cost of any improvement under this
chapter in a sewer district created under the provisions of section 6117.01 of the Revised Code , or in a designated subdistrict thereof, the board of county commissioners may levy
a tax under Chapter 5705. of the Revised Code upon all of the property listed and
assessed for taxation in such sewer district or subdistrict and may authorize, issue,
and execute bonds under the provisions of Chapter 133. of the Revised Code for and
on behalf of said sewer district or subdistrict as an indebtedness of said district
or subdistrict payable from taxes which the board of county commissioners shall levy
upon all of the property listed and assessed for taxation therein. Bonds shall be authorized and issued only after approval by a vote of the electors
of such sewer district or subdistrict and the total net indebtedness created or incurred
and outstanding under this section shall not exceed five per cent of the tax duplicate
valuation of the district or subdistrict. The board of county commissioners shall pass its resolution declaring the necessity
for the improvement and the submission of the question of whether to levy a tax or
the question of whether to issue bonds to the electors of the sewer district or subdistrict
by unanimous vote of all its members, and shall cause to be filed with the county
auditor and the board of elections of the county an accurate map or plat showing the
boundaries of any such sewer district or subdistrict at least seventy-five days prior
to the passage of such resolution. If the entire cost of the improvement is to be paid from the proceeds of a bond issue
under the provisions of this section and Chapter 133. of the Revised Code, the board
of county commissioners need not provide for a public hearing or take any proceedings
under the provisions of section 6117.06 or 6117.07 of the Revised Code . Bonds issued under this section shall not be considered within the debt limitations
of the county prescribed by section 133.05 of the Revised Code . For the purposes of this section, such sewer district or subdistrict is constituted
a “ subdivision ” and “ taxing unit ”; the board of county commissioners is the “ taxing authority ” and “ bond authorizing authority ” thereof; and the county auditor is the “ fiscal officer ” thereof, within the purview of Chapters 133. and 5705. of the Revised Code. No power granted in this section nor the exercise thereof shall be construed as limiting
the authority or jurisdiction of the board of county commissioners or of any other
political subdivision to take any action in a sewer district or subdistrict under
any other sections of the Revised Code.
Source: official Ohio text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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- Citation: Ohio Revised Code § 6117.311
- Jurisdiction: Ohio
- Code: Ohio Revised Code
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