Objections may be made to ordering improvements or acquisitions, or to grades, or to an assessment, or to the extent of the district, or to any supplemental assessment or reassessment, the legality of any act or proceedings, or to changes, or to any part of any thereof, at or before the hour set for hearing thereon.
(Prior code App. A, § 120)
Protests shall be in writing, signed by the protestant, contain a description of the property owned by him sufficient to identify it, state his interest therein and the grounds of protest and no others shall be considered, and be filed with the Clerk prior to the hour fixed for hearing, who shall endorse thereon the time of filing.
(Prior code App. A, § 121)
Objections to legality shall specify the illegality and no other illegalities need be considered.
(Prior code App. A, §122)
The Council, by the affirmative vote of four-fifths of its members, may find that the public necessity requires the acquisition or improvement and overrule protests by the owners of more than half the area to be assessed.
(Prior code App. A, § 123)