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Commissioners adopt non-ad valorem assessment roll after public hearing
Summary
The board adopted the non-ad valorem assessment roll required for levying new assessments for the coming year; OMB Director Kurt Peterson cited the county's obligations under Section 197.3632 of the Florida Statutes and confirmed property owners’ rights to object.
The Orange County Board of County Commissioners adopted the non-ad valorem assessment roll during the Sept. 10 public hearing, authorizing the tax collector to use the roll for assessments being levied for the first time.
Kurt Peterson, OMB director, explained the process and statutory basis under Section 197.3632 of the Florida Statutes, and said affected property owners had been given notice and the right to file written objections or appear and give testimony at the hearing. A motion to adopt the roll was moved and seconded and the board approved it unanimously.
Peterson also described the publication and work-session materials where the assessment units and parcel-level amounts are listed; staff said the roll includes units and amounts by subdivision or parcel identification number as presented to the board.
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