This text of South Dakota § 9-43-138 (Special maintenance fee--Purposes--Exemptions.) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering South Dakota primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
The governing body prior to the assessment of real property within the municipality for the next fiscal year, may levy, annually, for the purpose of maintaining or repairing public improvements, a special maintenance fee upon the lots fronting and abutting any improvements within the municipality that are maintained by the municipality. For purposes of this section, the governing body prior to the assessment of real property may, by resolution, elect to treat any of the following lots as not fronting and abutting improvements within the municipality:
(1)Lots with a tax assessment freeze under chapter 10-6A ; or (2) Lots classified as agricultural property under § 10-6-110 . The governing body prior to the assessment of real property may, by resolution, designate the lot or portion o
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The governing body prior to the assessment of real property within the municipality for the next fiscal year, may levy, annually, for the purpose of maintaining or repairing public improvements, a special maintenance fee upon the lots fronting and abutting any improvements within the municipality that are maintained by the municipality. For purposes of this section, the governing body prior to the assessment of real property may, by resolution, elect to treat any of the following lots as not fronting and abutting improvements within the municipality: (1) Lots with a tax assessment freeze under chapter 10-6A ; or (2) Lots classified as agricultural property under § 10-6-110 . The governing body prior to the assessment of real property may, by resolution, designate the lot or portion of lots against which the fee is to be levied and the amount of the fee to be assessed against each lot or portions of lots for such purposes, or may apportion the fee pursuant to § 46A-10B-20 . The governing body may directly bill the affected property owner for the fee in a manner determined by the municipality, or the governing body may require the county treasurer to add the fee assessed to the general assessment against the property and certify the fee assessed together with the regular assessment to the county auditor to be collected in the same manner as municipal taxes are collected for general purposes. The fee assessed is subject to review and equalization the same as assessments or taxes for general purposes.