Haw. Code R. § 15-19-54 - Lien; new assessment
(a) All assessments
made pursuant to this chapter shall be a lien until paid against each lot or
parcel of land assessed from the date of receipt of notice declaring the
assessment and shall have priority over all other liens except the lien of
property taxes.
(b) In the event
that a lot previously assessed is subsequently subdivided or subsequently
consolidated with any other lot, whether or not the latter is within the
assessment area, the authority, upon petition by the owners of the lots as may
be subdivided or consolidated, or upon petition by the lessees of the lots as
may be subdivided or consolidated who by the express terms of their leases are
obligated to pay the kind of assessments covered by this chapter, may prorate
the original assessment among the lots resultant from the subdivision, or
consolidate the assessments upon the component lots and assess the consolidated
lot therefor, by an appropriate amendment to the assessment roll; provided that
prior to the introduction of the amendment to the assessment roll, the
subdivider or consolidators shall deposit with the authority legal tender or a
certified check in a sufficient amount to be used to cover the cost of making
the allocation and to cover the assessment allocable to areas used or to be
used for purposes that are public in nature, such as, but not limited to,
roadways, parks, school sites, sewage treatment plant sites and reservoir
sites, developed in connection with the subdivision or consolidation. The cost
of making the reallocation of assessments, when determined by the authority,
shall be paid into the revolving fund of the authority.
(c) The amount of assessment, allocable to
areas used or to be used for purposes that are public in nature and developed
in connection with the subdivision or consolidation, as approved by the
authority, shall be credited to the appropriate fund. The amended assessments
shall be a lien upon the subdivided or consolidated lots as of the date of the
amended roll. The amendments shall be paid in installments equal in number to
that remaining under the original assessment and at the same rates of
assessments and interest.
(d) No
delay, mistake, error, defect, or irregularity in any act or proceeding
authorized by this chapter shall prejudice or invalidate any assessment; but
the same may be remedied by subsequent or amended acts or proceedings and, when
so remedied, the same shall take effect as of the date of the original act or
proceedings. If in any court of competent jurisdiction any assessment made
under this chapter is set aside for irregularity in the proceedings, the
authority may, upon notice as required in making an original assessment, make a
new assessment in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
(e) Upon completion of the improvement or
improvements and the payment of the cost thereof, the authority shall certify
the actual cost of the improvement or improvements together with the amount of
the assessments therefor.
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