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Ordinances - Council Term
2010-2012
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2011
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066
Effective Date
7/20/2011
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BIL 055 Draft 01 2010-2012
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and mail an amended notice of hearing containing the amended <br />preliminary assessment roll. Said readvertisement and mailing <br />shall be done under the provisions of sections 12 -27(c) and (d). <br />Said postponed public hearing shall be conducted in the same <br />manner as provided in section 12- 27(e). <br />(B) If the amended preliminary assessment roll shows a proposed <br />amount of assessment for each of the assessment units to be <br />assessed which is the same or less than the preliminary assessment <br />roll, the public hearing shall be held as scheduled and the amended <br />preliminary assessment roll shall be considered at said public <br />hearing. <br />SECTION 12. Chapter 12, Article 5, Section 12 -59, Hawai`i County Code 1983 (2005 <br />Edition, as amended) relating to Initiation of refunding is amended to read as follows: <br />Section 12 -59. Initiation of refunding. <br />(a) The owners of assessment units in any improvement district whose assessment <br />units represent seventy -five percent or more of the outstanding improvement <br />assessments at the time of the filing of the petition shall, if it is desired that the <br />indebtedness of the district be refunded, file with the council a petition, which <br />petition shall set forth the indebtedness of the district, that it is desired that the <br />indebtedness be refunded, and the proposed method of refunding the outstanding <br />indebtedness. <br />(b) The council shall thereupon, by resolution requiring not more than one reading for <br />its adoption, direct the director of [public works] finance to investigate and report <br />to the council: <br />(1) The amount of unpaid assessments and the assessment units subject to the <br />assessment in the improvement district; <br />(2) The detail of any delinquent assessments and of any unpaid penalties; <br />(3) Whether the petitioners own assessment units representing seventy -five <br />percent or more of the unpaid assessments in the district; <br />(4) The proposed method of reassessment of the assessment units subject to <br />existing assessments; <br />(5) A new assessment roll showing the proposed new assessments; <br />(6) The cost of the proposed refunding scheme; and <br />(7) Other details which may be necessary to carry into effect the proposed <br />refunding project. <br />(c) The report of the director of [public works] finance shall be filed with the council. <br />[ <br />petitioners shall deposit with the director of finance a sum sufficient to meet the <br />cost of the refunding project as reported by the director of public works.] <br />(d) Thereafter the council shall, by resolution requiring one reading for its adoption, <br />propose the adoption of the suggested refunding plan specifying: <br />(1) The outstanding indebtedness of the district; <br />15 <br />
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