Council adopts Resolution 26-06 imposing non-ad valorem solid-waste assessment
Summary
The council approved Resolution 26-06 to levy a non-ad valorem special assessment to fund residential solid-waste collection and disposal; the resolution was read into the record and passed unanimously by roll call.
Town attorney Pete Sweeney read the resolution language for Resolution 26-06, which levies a non-ad valorem special assessment on residential parcels within municipal boundaries to fund solid-waste collection and disposal. The resolution includes an assessment rule, confirms assessments will be liens on properties until paid, and sets an effective date.
After the reading, councilmember discussion was brief and a motion to approve was seconded; a roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval. The measure formalizes the town's collection funding mechanism under the uniform method for levy, collection and enforcement of non-ad valorem assessments.
"This is resolution 26 0 6, a resolution of the town council of the town of Indian River Shores, Florida levying a non ad valorem special assessment for residential boundaries lying within the municipal boundaries of the town of Indian Earth Shores as more particularly described in exhibit a of the town charter to fund solid waste collection and dispose on related charges within the town," Sweeney read as part of the record.
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