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Orange County adopts non‑ad valorem assessment roll under Florida statute
Summary
The board unanimously adopted the county's non‑ad valorem assessment roll and authorized use of the uniform method of collection under Florida Statute 197.3632.
The Orange County Board of County Commissioners on Sept. 4 unanimously adopted the non‑ad valorem assessment roll and authorized the tax collector to use the uniform method of levy, collection and enforcement, as provided by state law.
Curt Peterson, director of the Office of Management and Budget, told the board that the hearing considered adoption of “the non‑ad valorem assessment rule authorizing the tax collector to use the uniform method of collection of non‑ad valorem assessments levied by the Orange County Board of County Commissioners as provided in section 197.3632 of the Florida Statutes.” He said property owners had been given the right to file written objections and to appear and testify at the public hearing.
No members of the public spoke on the assessment roll. The board approved the assessment roll on a motion by Commissioner Gomez Cordero and a second by Commissioner Simrad; the vote was recorded as unanimous.
The approval enables the county to proceed with levy and collection under the uniform method described in state law for assessments being levied for the first time.
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