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Council adopts special assessment roll to collect $152,322 in delinquent utility charges
Summary
The Apple Valley City Council adopted resolution certifying spring 2026 special assessment roll No. 700 for 438 delinquent utility accounts totaling $152,322; prepayments accepted through June 15, and the unpaid balances will be levied on 2027 property tax statements with an 8% interest fee.
The Apple Valley City Council on May 14 adopted a resolution certifying the 2026 special assessment roll No. 700 to collect delinquent utility charges for 438 accounts totaling $152,322. Finance staff presented the roll and the council approved it after a public hearing with no speakers.
Candy, presenting the delinquent-utility billing, said the city sent statutory notices in February and March and that prepayments could be accepted through Monday, June 15, 2026. After that date, Candy said, the unpaid balances would be submitted to Dakota County to be levied on 2027 property tax statements with an 8% interest fee.
Following the public hearing, the council voted to adopt the resolution (motion by Council member Bridal, second by Council member Hebert); the motion carried by voice vote. No written objections were received before the hearing, the staff presentation said.
What the action means: owners of the named delinquent accounts can prepay through June 15 to avoid certification; after certification, assessed balances will appear on 2027 property tax statements with interest as described by staff.
Next steps: staff will accept prepayments through June 15, then send certified balances to Dakota County for levy.
