RCW 35.56.070
Assessment roll—Items—Assessment units—Installments.
When such plans and specifications shall have been prepared and the estimate of the cost and expense of making the improvement has been adopted by the council or commission and when an estimate has been made of the compensation to be paid for property damaged or taken, either before or after the compensation has been ascertained in the eminent domain proceedings, the city council or commission shall cause an assessment roll to be prepared containing a list of all the property within the improvement district which it is proposed to assess for the improvements together with the names of the owners, if known, and if unknown, the property shall be assessed to an unknown owner, and opposite each description shall be set the amount assessed to such description.
When so ordered by the city council or commission, the entire amount of compensation paid or to be paid for property damaged or taken, including all of the costs and expenses incidental to the condemnation proceedings together with the entire cost and expense of making the improvement may be assessed against the property within the district subject to assessment, but the city council or commission may order any portion of the costs paid out of the current or general expense fund of the city. The assessments shall be made according to and in proportion to surface area, one square foot of surface to be the unit of assessment: PROVIDED, That where any parcel of land was wholly or partially filled by the owner prior to the initiation of the improvement an equitable deduction for such filling or partial filling may be allowed.
The cost and expense incidental to the filling of the streets, alleys and public places within said assessment district shall be borne by the private property within such district subject to assessment when so ordered by the city council or commission. When the assessments are payable in installments, the assessment roll when equalized shall show the number of installments and the amounts thereof. The assessment may be made payable in any number of equal annual installments not exceeding fifteen in number.
[ 1965 c 7 § 35.56.070. Prior: 1913 c 16 § 5; RRS § 9453.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Chapter 35.56 - Local Improvements—Filling and Draining Lowlands—Waterways.
35.56.010 - Authority—First and second-class cities.
35.56.020 - Alternative methods of financing.
35.56.030 - Boundaries—Excepted property.
35.56.040 - Conditions precedent to passage of ordinance—Protests.
35.56.050 - Damages—Eminent domain.
35.56.060 - Estimates—Plans and specifications.
35.56.070 - Assessment roll—Items—Assessment units—Installments.
35.56.080 - Hearing on assessment roll—Notice—Council's authority.
35.56.090 - Hearing—Appellate review.
35.56.100 - Lien—Collection of assessments.
35.56.110 - Interest on assessments.
35.56.120 - Payment of cost of improvement—Interest on warrants.
35.56.130 - Local improvement bonds—Terms.
35.56.140 - Local improvement bonds—Guaranties.
35.56.150 - Local improvement bonds and warrants—Sale to pay damages—Preliminary financing.
35.56.160 - Local improvement fund—Investment.
35.56.170 - Letting contracts for improvement—Excess or deficiency of fund.
35.56.180 - Payment of contractor—Bonds—Warrants—Cash.
35.56.190 - Tax levy—General—Purposes—Limit.
35.56.200 - Waterways constructed—Requirements.
35.56.210 - Waterways constructed—Control.
35.56.220 - Waterways constructed—Leasing facilities.
35.56.230 - Waterway shoreline front—Lessee must lease abutting property.
35.56.240 - Waterways constructed—Acquisition of abutting property.
35.56.250 - Waterways—Abutting city owned lands—Lease of.
35.56.260 - Waterways—Abutting lands—Lessee must lease shoreline property.