Article 7. Annual Installments of California Water Code >> Division 5. >> Part 5. >> Chapter 6. >> Article 7.
Upon the sale of any of the bonds of the drainage district
based upon any assessment levied by the board, as provided by this
part, the board shall annually thereafter, by an order entered in its
minutes ascertain and determine the total amount necessary to be
collected upon the assessment for the payment of principal and
interest of all bonds which will or may become due on the two
semiannual due dates next succeeding the date of the order.
The board may also in the order fix and determine upon such
additional sum as the board deems proper to be collected to provide a
sinking fund for the retirement of bonds on or before maturity.
Immediately upon making the order the board shall prepare in
duplicate, retaining one original, and causing the other original to
be certified by its secretary or assistant secretary and delivered to
the county treasurer of each county wherein are situated any of the
lands covered by the assessment, a statement of the amount of the
assessment necessary to be collected for the year to pay the
principal and interest of the bonds falling due.
To the assessment referred to in the preceding section shall
be added and collected an additional amount of 15 per cent of the
amount to cover possible delinquencies.
The statement provided for in Section 9487 shall also
include, and there shall be added and collected, such additional sum
as the board in its order may have fixed and determined upon to
provide a sinking fund for the redemption of bonds on or before
maturity.
The amount necessary to pay the interest and principal, or
either, falling due, together with the additional 15 per cent of that
amount and the amount for sinking fund purposes, shall constitute
the amount to be collected and paid into the bond fund and shall be
known as the installment for bonds.
Unless otherwise determined by the board or by an order
entered in its minutes, a copy of which duly certified shall be
transmitted to the county treasurer of each of the counties wherein
are situated any of the lands covered by the assessment, the
installment for bonds shall be payable in two equal portions, the
first of which shall be due and payable to the county treasurers,
respectively, on the third Monday in October and is delinquent on the
first Monday in December next thereafter at 6 o'clock p.m. and the
remaining portion may be paid at any time before the last Monday in
April next thereafter at 6 o'clock p.m. at which time the installment
is delinquent.
For convenience in entering payments of the installment for
bonds, the board shall furnish to the county treasurer of each county
affected, an annual collection list setting forth the following:
(a) The reference number of each tract of land assessed.
(b) The name of the owner to whom assessed, as stated in the
original assessment list.
(c) The total amount assessed upon each tract and the amount to be
collected thereon for that year.
The list shall contain appropriate columns for the entry of
payments, sales and redemptions.
The county treasurer shall enter on the annual collection
list in the proper column the following:
(a) All payments, with date of payment.
(b) The word "sold" with date of sale, in case of sales for
delinquency.
(c) The words "sold to the district" with the date of sale, in the
case of sales to the district.
(d) The word "redeemed," with date of payment, in case redemption
is made.
The county treasurer shall make a report to the board as
often as requested of all entries made by him on the collection list.
When either portion of any installment for bonds becomes
delinquent, a penalty of one dollar ($1) together with 20 per cent of
the amount of the installment on each tract delinquent, shall be
added thereto and collected for the use of the bond fund of the
assessment.
All money collected by the several county treasurers upon the
installment for bonds or for the penalty thereon in case of
delinquency shall, within 30 days after collection, be paid over to
the State Treasurer and credited to the bond fund of the assessment.