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ORDINANCE 20186 ORDINANCE LEVYING AND ASSESSING TAXES OF THE BARRINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT, COOK, KANE, LAKE, AND McHenry COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 2018, AND ENDING

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How to fill out ordinance levying and assessing

1. Gather all the necessary information such as property details, including the property address and legal description.
2. Determine the purpose for levying and assessing the ordinance. This could be for tax purposes, special assessments, or other specific needs.
3. Determine the method or formula for calculating the levies and assessments. This could be based on property value, square footage, or other relevant factors.
4. Prepare the necessary documentation, including ordinance language, calculation worksheets, and any supporting materials.
5. Consult with legal counsel to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal laws governing the levying and assessing process.
6. Present the proposed ordinance to the appropriate governing body for review and approval. This could be a city council, county board, or other relevant authority.
7. Communicate the ordinance to affected property owners and provide them with any necessary information or documentation.
8. Collect the levies and assessments from property owners in accordance with the ordinance provisions and established deadlines.
9. Maintain accurate records of the levies and assessments collected, including receipts, invoices, and financial reports.
10. Periodically review and update the ordinance as needed to reflect changing circumstances or legal requirements.

Who needs ordinance levying and assessing?

1. Any government entity or organization responsible for funding public projects and services may need to use ordinance levying and assessing.
2. This can include city governments, county governments, special districts, or other entities that rely on taxes or special assessments to finance infrastructure, public safety, education, or other public services.
3. Property owners within these jurisdictions are also directly affected by ordinance levying and assessing as they are obligated to pay the levies and assessments.

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What is ordinance levying and assessing?

Ordinance levying and assessing is the process of imposing and evaluating taxes, fees, or assessments by a local government.

Who is required to file ordinance levying and assessing?

Local governments, such as municipalities or counties, are typically required to file ordinance levying and assessing.

How to fill out ordinance levying and assessing?

Ordinance levying and assessing forms are typically provided by the local government and must be completed with accurate financial information.

What is the purpose of ordinance levying and assessing?

The purpose of ordinance levying and assessing is to generate revenue for the local government to fund public services, infrastructure, and programs.

What information must be reported on ordinance levying and assessing?

Information such as the types of taxes or fees imposed, assessment amounts, collection methods, and allocation of funds must be reported on ordinance levying and assessing forms.