ARTICLE 1. Computing the Reassessment [9100. - 9107.]

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC 1.

in effect

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9100. Section 9100.

When the contract between the city and 75 percent or more of the bondholders has been entered into, the legislative body shall direct the auditor to submit a complete and accurate statement showing the following: (a) The total principal amount of the outstanding bonds of the issue to be refunded. (b) The numbers of the bonds. (c) The amounts of the due and unpaid interest coupons of the bonds. (d) The several assessments remaining unpaid and the time in which they become due, together with the interest and penalties on any unpaid installments thereof. (e) The amount of each reassessment and description of the property upon which such reassessment is proposed to be levied.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9101. Section 9101.

The amount of the reassessment upon any parcel of land shall be computed by the auditor in the following manner: (a) Subtract from the total amount of unpaid assessments including interest and penalties thereon, if any, on all lands to be reassessed, the amount of the total proposed reassessment. (b) Prorate the amount of the remainder so ascertained by subtraction, among the respective parcels to be reassessed in accordance with the amounts assessed against each of the parcels in the original assessment. (c) Subtract the amount so prorated upon any parcel from the total amount of the unpaid assessment, with interest and penalties thereon, if any, on that parcel and the remainder shall constitute the proposed reassessment on such parcel.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9102. Section 9102.

As an alternative method of apportioning the reassessments, the legislative body, if it determines that it appears that the assessments upon some of the lands to be reassessed seem excessive and not in proportion to benefits, may by resolution direct that the superintendent of streets spread the proposed reassessment upon the parcels of land to be reassessed in accordance with the benefits derived from the acquisition or improvement, or acquisition and improvement, to pay for which the outstanding bonds were issued. If the alternative method of apportioning is used the superintendent of streets shall estimate for each parcel to be reassessed the benefits derived from the acquisition or improvement, or acquisition and improvement, to pay for which the outstanding bonds were issued, and shall credit to each parcel all amounts paid upon the assessment (excluding penalties and interest), and the balance remaining after these amounts have been credited shall be the amount of the reassessment upon the parcel.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9103. Section 9103.

When the reassessment has been spread under the alternative method, it shall be filed with the auditor and the auditor shall include it in his statement in lieu of the reassessment computed by him.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9104. Section 9104.

The amount of the reassessment upon any parcel shall not exceed the unpaid amount of the original assessment upon that parcel and the unpaid annual interest thereon.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9105. Section 9105.

Tax-deeded land shall be subject to reassessment.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9106. Section 9106.

Any parcel of land subject to the lien of any assessment securing bonds to be refunded pursuant to this division which has been deeded to any city or other political subdivision or public corporation for delinquent taxes or for delinquent taxes and assessments shall be subject to reassessment under this division. The legislative body of the city or other political subdivision or public corporation may consent to the refunding and reassessment under this division and may do any and all acts and things necessary or convenient to accomplish the refunding of the outstanding bonds.

Cal. Streets and Highways Code - SHC § 9107. Section 9107.

All money appropriated by the city or county to assist in refunding shall be credited upon the reassessment and shall reduce each of the reassessments therein and shall be prorated among the respective parcels reassessed in accordance with the amounts assessed against each of the parcels in the original assessment.

Source: CA Legislative Counsel Bulk DataURL: https://downloads.leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/pubinfo_2025.zipFetched: 6/27/2026