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J UL 2 1991, <br />�00F 83 F,A6E 7 C <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners <br />FROM: Terrence P. O'Brien - Assistant County Attorney �d <br />DATE: June 20, 1991 v <br />RE: PUBLIC HEARING - 7/2/91 <br />INDIAN RIVER COUNTY CODE SECTION 11-47 <br />CLARIFICATION OF RECORDING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS <br />The attached Ordinance amends the past procedures set forth in <br />Section 11-47 of the County Code which are inconsistent with present <br />practices. <br />A memorandum from the County Clerk on this problem is attached for <br />your information. <br />Staff recommends approval. <br />TO: Charles Vitunac, County AttorneOATE: 4-11-91 F#: ytEcetd <br />. � Coua�' p�tocaef <br />� gn►ea <br />OFsl � <br />SUBJECT: Indian River County Code Sec. 11-47 <br />AID- <br />FROM: <br />Jeffrey K. Barton, Cl erk REFERENCES: A103C <br />The present code directs that special assessments "shall be <br />recorded by the clerk of the county in a separate book, to be. <br />-known.as the "Assessment Lien Bookt"% <br />It is the Tax Collector, not the Clerk, that maintains a book <br />for special assessments. <br />May I suggest the code be changed to either; <br />1. direct the clerk to record special assessments in the "Official <br />Record Books" of the county, or <br />2. direct the assessments to be entered in the Tax Collectorts <br />"Assessment Lien Books". <br />Thank you for your attention to this matter, <br />22 <br />