§ 231 Permanent financing of district and special improvements
§ 231-A Permanent financing of district improvements to be paid from general taxation
§ 232 Permanent financing of general improvements
§ 234 Disposition of proceeds of bonds, notes or certificates
§ 235 Accounts to be kept with each improvement
§ 236 Completion of improvements
§ 237 Preparation of assessment-roll for certain improvements
§ 238 Assessment of property partly in district
§ 239 Completion of roll and hearing
§ 240 Delivery of roll to collector; warrant for collection
§ 241 Notice by collector or receiver of taxes; return of assessment roll
§ 242 Assessments payable in installments
§ 243 Collection of annual installments of assessments
§ 244 Correction of assessments
§ 244-A Apportionment of completed local assessment upon subdivision or sale of part of land affected
§ 245 Expense of maintenance
§ 246 Proceeding to review decision
§ 247 Reassessment and apportionment where original assessment and apportionment has been held invalid
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Terms Used In New York Laws > Town > Article 15 - Financing of Public Improvements

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