SECTIONS 47100-47105 - California Statutes

WATER CODE

SECTION 47100-47105

47100. "Supplementary assessment" as used in this chapter means an
assessment, in addition to the original assessment, for the purpose
of raising an additional sum for the operation of the district works
or for the conduct and management of the district or its works.

47101. Whenever after completion of the works of a district in
whole or in part it becomes necessary in the opinion of its board to
raise any sum for the operation of its works or for the conduct and
management of the district or its works, the board shall prepare and
adopt a report showing all the following:
(a) The stage to which the works have been completed and paid for.
(b) The sums that will be required for the operation of the works
or for the conduct or management of the district or its works.
(c) Any plans and specifications for any work to be done.
(d) An estimate of the aggregate cost of the proposed work.

47102. The board shall file with the secretary a copy of the report
and the plans and specifications, and a notice of the filing of the
report stating all the following:
(a) The purpose of the report.
(b) Where the report may be inspected by any person interested.
(c) The time within which protests against the adoption of the
report and the levying of any assesment thereunder may be filed.
(d) The time and place when a hearing on any protests will be had.

47103. The hearings shall be public, and held at the ordinary place
of business of the board.

47104. At the hearing all protestants shall be permitted to appear
in person or by attorney and present their objections to the report.

47105. At the conclusion of the hearing, the board may either:
(a) Adopt the report.
(b) Modify the report.
(c) Cause a new report to be made to be again set for hearing as
in the first instance.
(d) Abandon, either in whole or in part, the levying of any
assessment pursuant to the report.
(e) Determine that the assessment is necessary and make an order
of supplementary assessment.