Pennsylvania § 12989 Assessment for improvements on property outside limits where street entirely within

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 12989 — Assessment for improvements on property outside limits where street entirely within

Pennsylvania § 12989

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Ch. 129STREETS

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Bluebook

11 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 12989 (2026).

Text

Whenever any street, entirely within the limits of any city, shall divide the city from any other municipal corporation, the property on the side of the street, within or outside the city, that abuts the street and benefits from the improvement may, for a depth of 150 feet from its center line, be assessed for any and all municipal improvements to or on the streets on which the property abuts in the same manner as the property would be assessed under the provisions of this part if it were entirely located within the limits of the city.

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Whenever any street, entirely within the limits of any city, shall divide the city from any other municipal corporation, the property on the side of the street, within or outside the city, that abuts the street and benefits from the improvement may, for a depth of 150 feet from its center line, be assessed for any and all municipal improvements to or on the streets on which the property abuts in the same manner as the property would be assessed under the provisions of this part if it were entirely located within the limits of the city.