160A-231. Reassessment.
The council shall have the power, when in its judgment any irregularity, omission, error or lack of jurisdiction in any of the proceedings related thereto, has occurred, to set aside the whole of any special assessment made by it and thereupon to make a reassessment. In that case, all additional interest paid, or to be paid, as a result of the delay in confirming the assessment shall be included as a part of the project cost. The proceeding shall, as far as practicable, in all respects take place as it had with the original assessments, and the reassessment shall have the same force as if it had originally been properly made. (1915, c. 56, s. 9; C.S., s. 2715; 1971, c. 698, s. 1.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 160A - Cities and Towns
Article 10 - Special Assessments.
§ 160A-216 - Authority to make special assessments.
§ 160A-217 - Petition for street or sidewalk improvements.
§ 160A-218 - Basis for making assessments.
§ 160A-219 - Corner lot exemptions.
§ 160A-220 - Lands exempt from assessment.
§ 160A-221 - Assessments against lands owned by the State.
§ 160A-222 - Assessments against railroads.
§ 160A-223 - Preliminary resolution; contents.
§ 160A-224 - Notice of preliminary resolution.
§ 160A-225 - Hearing on preliminary resolution; assessment resolution.
§ 160A-226 - Determination of costs.
§ 160A-226.1 - Discounts authorized.
§ 160A-227 - Preliminary assessment roll; publication.
§ 160A-228 - Hearing on preliminary assessment roll; revision; confirmation; lien.
§ 160A-229 - Publication of notice of confirmation of assessment roll.
§ 160A-230 - Appeal to General Court of Justice.
§ 160A-232 - Payment of assessments in cash or by installments.
§ 160A-233 - Enforcement of assessments; interests; foreclosure; limitations.
§ 160A-234 - Assessments on property held by tenancy for life or years.
§ 160A-235 - Lien in favor of a cotenant or joint owner paying special assessments.
§ 160A-236 - Apportionment of assessments.
§ 160A-237 - Authority to hold water and sewer assessments in abeyance.