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All moneys actually in the treasury to the credit of the fund from which they are to be drawn, and all moneys applicable to the payment of the obligation or appropriation involved, that are anticipated to come into the treasury be...

All contracts, agreements or other obligations entered into and all ordinances passed, resolutions and orders adopted, contrary to the provisions of the preceding sections, shall be void, and no person whatever shall have any clai...

(Repealed 5-7-74.)

(Repealed 5-7-74.)

Cross References Assessments for improvements - see Ohio Const. Art. XVIII, Sec. 11 Assessments - see Ohio R.C. 727.01 et seq. Capital improvements - see FIN. & T. Ch. 333 ...

The council shall have power by ordinance to provide for the construction, reconstruction, repair and maintenance by contract or directly by the employment of labor, of all local improvements, and to provide for the payment of any...

Special assessments upon the property deemed benefited by a public improvement shall be by one of the following methods: (a) By a percentage o...

When it is deemed necessary to make a public improvement to be paid for in whole or in part by special assessment, the council shall declare the necessity therefor by resolution, and such resolution shall state the method of asses...

At the time of the passage of the resolution hereinbefore provided there shall be on file in the office of the director of public service, plans, specifications, estimates and profiles of the proposed improvements, giving all info...

Upon the passage of said resolution it shall be certified to the chief engineer who shall thereupon proceed to make and file with the city clerk an assessment report, in accordance with the method of assessment provided in the res...

When special assessments are to be levied by the percentage of tax value of the property assessed or by the foot frontage of the property bounding or abutting upon all the improvements, and there are lands subject to such assessme...

A notice of the passage of such resolution and of the fact that such estimated assessment has been filed, and of the time within which objections may be made, shall be served by the city clerk, or an assistant, upon the owner of e...

An owner of any lot or parcel so to be assessed, who objects to the amount or apportionment of such estimated assessments, shall file an objection in writing with the city clerk, within two weeks after the service of notice or com...

When objections to such assessments have been filed as provided in the next preceding section, the council shall appoint a board of revision, consisting of three disinterested free holders of the city, residents of the city, and s...

At the time so appointed said board of revision, after taking an oath faithfully and impartially to discharge its duties, shall proceed to hear all objections to such estimated assessment, and shall report to council its findings,...

An owner of a lot or of land bounding or abutting upon a proposed improvement, claiming that damage will be sustained by reason of the improvement, shall file such claim with the city clerk within two weeks after the service of no...

At or before the time of the passage of the ordinance determined to proceed with the improvement as hereinbefore provided, the council shall determine whether the claims for damages so filed shall be judicially inquired into befor...

When the council determines to assess the damages after the completion of the improvement for which a claim for damages has been filed as hereinbefore provided, the city attorney shall within ten days after the completion of the i...