Idaho § 38-506 ABATEMENT OF COSTS AS TAX

Idaho Statutes

§ 38-506 — ABATEMENT OF COSTS AS TAX

Idaho § 38-506

Title 38FORESTRY, FOREST PRODUCTS AND STUMPAGE DISTRICTS

Ch. 5SEEDING OF BURNED AREAS

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Idaho Code § 38-506 (2026).

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Whenever the county board has, pursuant to the provisions contained in sections 38-501 — 38-511, seeded any area, such board shall prorate the costs and assess the same against the land so seeded. Any state agencies, departments or bureaus having under their jurisdiction land within such areas belonging to the state are hereby authorized and directed to pay the respective assessment against the land under their jurisdiction. Any assessments against land within such areas and any sums due the county for seed furnished to seed burned over land owned by private individuals shall be assessed against such land and entered on the current tax list of the owner thereof, and the charge shall be collected at the same time and in the same manner as general taxes and the lien thereof shall be a charge

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Whenever the county board has, pursuant to the provisions contained in sections 38-501 — 38-511, seeded any area, such board shall prorate the costs and assess the same against the land so seeded. Any state agencies, departments or bureaus having under their jurisdiction land within such areas belonging to the state are hereby authorized and directed to pay the respective assessment against the land under their jurisdiction. Any assessments against land within such areas and any sums due the county for seed furnished to seed burned over land owned by private individuals shall be assessed against such land and entered on the current tax list of the owner thereof, and the charge shall be collected at the same time and in the same manner as general taxes and the lien thereof shall be a charge of equal priority with general taxes.