[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § I]
All property benefitted by such lighting in proportion to the
number of feet the same fronts on the street, or highway, or portion
thereof lighted shall be assessed annually.
[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § II]
No such assessment shall be made against any farm land, but
vacant lots between built-up sections shall not be deemed to be farm
land and shall be assessed per foot front at 25% of the assessment
per foot front against the property with improvements thereon.
[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § III]
All assessments shall be filed with the Township Treasurer,
who shall give 30 days' written notice that the assessments are
due and payable, stating the due date to each party assessed by mailing
such notice to the owner of the property at his last known post office
address.
[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § IV]
All assessments shall be paid over to the Township Treasurer,
who shall receive and shall keep all such assessments collected for
lighting the street and highways in a separate account and paid out
the same only upon orders signed by the President or Vice-President
of the Township Commissioners, attested by the Secretary.
[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § V]
The Treasurer shall make a report to the auditor or controller
of the Township annually.
[Ord. 430, 11/7/2005, § VI]
Assessments that remain unpaid on the first Monday of May of
the succeeding year shall be placed in the hands of the Township Solicitor
for collection. The Solicitor shall collect the same, together with
5% a attorney's commission, and interest from the date such assessments
were due, by a municipal claim filed against the property of the delinquent
owner in like manner as a municipal claims are by law filed and collected.
