Effective: October 1, 1953
Latest Legislation: House Bill 1 - 100th General Assembly
After having agreed upon the place for the seat of justic as provided in section 301.15 of the Revised Code, the commissioners, provided for by section 301.14 of the Revised Code, shall make a report to the next court of common pleas to be held in such county, if it has been organized. If the county has not been organized, such report shall be made to the court of common pleas of any county to which such new county, or any part thereof, is attached for judicial purposes.
Structure Ohio Revised Code
Section 301.01 | Petition Relating to New County or County Seat.
Section 301.02 | Notice of Intention to Present Petition.
Section 301.03 | Maximum Circulation Time for Petition.
Section 301.04 | Petition Must Show Desired Location of Seat of Justice.
Section 301.05 | Division of Funds With New County.
Section 301.06 | Settlement Between Boards of County Commissioners.
Section 301.07 | Enforcing Settlement.
Section 301.08 | Representation of New Counties.
Section 301.13 | Forfeiture for Delinquency of Duty.
Section 301.14 | Appointment of Commissioners to Establish Seat of Justice.
Section 301.15 | Selection of Seat of Justice.
Section 301.16 | Report of Commissioners.
Section 301.19 | Commissioners May Select Another Site.
Section 301.20 | Bribery of Commissioners.
Section 301.21 | Compensation of Commissioner.
Section 301.22 | County Declared Body Politic and Corporate.
Section 301.221 | Liability for Loss of Public Funds.
Section 301.23 | County Civil Service Commission.
Section 301.24 | County Health Department or Agency.
Section 301.25 | Noninstitutional Relief for Needy Persons.
Section 301.27 | Use of County Credit Cards.
Section 301.29 | Use of Procurement Cards.
Section 301.30 | Tax, Fee, Assessment on Auxiliary Containers by Charter Counties.