Iowa § 468.577 Adjudication on report

Iowa Statutes

§ 468.577 — Adjudication on report

Iowa § 468.577

Title XINATURAL RESOURCES

Ch. 468LEVEE AND DRAINAGE DISTRICTS AND IMPROVEMENTS

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Iowa Code § 468.577 (2026).

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1.At the hearing of the conservator’s report, the court shall fix and determine the amount of money in the hands of the county treasurer belonging to the drainage district; the amount of the indebtedness of the drainage district; and to whom the indebtedness is due, and shall fix and determine the time, manner, and priority of payment of the indebtedness. The court shall fix and determine the amount of unpaid assessment or assessments against each tract of land within the drainage district, and may extend the time of payment, and reamortize and reallocate the assessments upon each tract of land within the drainage district.

2.If the court finds that the assessments as levied against each tract of land within the drainage district are not sufficient to pay the indebtedness due and owing b

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1. At the hearing of the conservator’s report, the court shall fix and determine the amount
of money in the hands of the county treasurer belonging to the drainage district; the amount
of the indebtedness of the drainage district; and to whom the indebtedness is due, and shall
fix and determine the time, manner, and priority of payment of the indebtedness. The court
shall fix and determine the amount of unpaid assessment or assessments against each tract
of land within the drainage district, and may extend the time of payment, and reamortize and
reallocate the assessments upon each tract of land within the drainage district.
2. If the court finds that the assessments as levied against each tract of land within the
drainage district are not sufficient to pay the indebtedness due and owing by the drainage
district, the court may order the board of supervisors of the county within which the drainage
district is located, to levy an assessment against the lands within the drainage district, in
an amount to pay the deficit. However, assessment for the payment of drainage bonds or
improvement certificates shall not be levied against any tract of land if the owner of the land
is not delinquent in payment of any assessment.
3. The amount of the reassessment on a particular piece of land shall be in direct
proportion to the amount of unpaid assessments on the land. The assessment or expenses
incidental thereto, for the payment of drainage bonds or improvement certificates under this
part, shall not be levied against any tract of land if the owner of the land had previously paid
all of the owner’s assessment. The assessment shall be assessed and levied by the board
of supervisors upon the lands within the drainage district, in the same proportion as the
original assessment.
4. A copy of the order entered by the court shall be filed by the clerk of the district court
with the county auditor, and the schedule of payments of the indebtedness of the drainage
district as fixed and determined by the court shall be entered upon the drainage records of
the drainage district and also spread upon the tax records of the county. The indebtedness
shall become due and payable at the same time as ordinary taxes, and shall be collected in
the same manner with the same interest as for delinquency, and in the same manner as for
enforcing collection by tax sale. The court may apportion the costs between the creditors of
the drainage district and the drainage district.