Haw. Code R. § 15-19-33 - Reassessment on refunding
(a) In the event
the authority makes a preliminary determination that it would be advantageous
to the State, the authority, the property owners and the lessees within an
assessment area for which assessment area bonds have been issued to proceed
with a refunding of all or part of such assessment bonds, it shall direct the
executive director to investigate and report to the authority preliminary
information and data concerning such refunding, including the remaining costs
of improvements specifically assessed against the real property specifically
benefited and any additional costs related or incidental to effecting such
refunding, with the estimated total amount of assessment to be made against
each property after the refunding utilizing the same method of assessment
applied upon the original assessment.
(b) If such information and data reflect that
such refunding would result in a decrease of the total amount of the
installment payments then in effect within such assessment area for all
assessments being paid in installments, the authority shall publish a notice of
proposed refunding of assessment area bonds in a daily newspaper of general
circulation in the county in which such assessment area is situated, such
notice to include a description of the assessment area, the real property
assessed or to be assessed, and a general description of the proposed
refunding. In addition to the publication of such notice, a copy of such notice
shall be mailed by certified or registered mail with a request for a return
receipt to the several owners and lessees on record at the county department of
finance.
(c) If the owners or
lessees of at least 25 per cent of the real property within the assessment area
to be assessed shall file a petition with the authority within 30 days of the
date of mailing the notice referred to in subsection (b) above, requesting a
public hearing on such refunding, or if such refunding would have the effect of
causing an increase in the amount of the assessment then in effect for any
property within the assessment area for which such refunding is proposed in any
subsequent fiscal year, the authority shall hold a public hearing on the
advisability of effecting such refunding. Notice of public hearing shall be
given in the same manner as required by Sec. 15-19-22, except the contents of
such notice shall relate to the proposed refunding rather than
improvements.
(d) After any public
hearing held pursuant to subsection (c) above, or if no petition is filed
within the time permitted under subsection (c) above, the authority shall
determine whether to proceed with the refunding.
Notes
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