Arizona § 48-987 Modifications

Arizona Statutes

§ 48-987 — Modifications

Arizona § 48-987

Title 48Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 6COUNTY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS

Art. 2County Improvement Districts-Alternate Procedure for Assessing and Financing Proposed Improvements and Providing for the Issuance of Bonds Prior to Construction of Improvements

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 48-987 (2026).

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A.During the pendency of a proceeding, changes and modifications may be made by the board in the acquisitions or improvements, the cost estimate, the diagram, the boundaries of the assessment district, the extent or apportionment of the assessments, or in the proceedings.

B.Unless requested by such owner in writing, no change or modification shall be made except after hearing on notice by mail, at least ten days prior to the hearing, as provided in section 48-981, subsection G, to:

1.An owner of real property in an area proposed to be added to the district.

2.An owner whose assessment would be increased.

3.An owner whose assessment would be changed by more than ten per cent by reason of changes in the acquisitions and improvements.

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A. During the pendency of a proceeding, changes and modifications may be made by the board in the acquisitions or improvements, the cost estimate, the diagram, the boundaries of the assessment district, the extent or apportionment of the assessments, or in the proceedings.

B. Unless requested by such owner in writing, no change or modification shall be made except after hearing on notice by mail, at least ten days prior to the hearing, as provided in section 48-981, subsection G, to:

1. An owner of real property in an area proposed to be added to the district.

2. An owner whose assessment would be increased.

3. An owner whose assessment would be changed by more than ten per cent by reason of changes in the acquisitions and improvements.