Original Assessed Value definition
Examples of Original Assessed Value in a sentence
In such a circumstance, the property taxes actually paid with respect to such Tax Payment Date shall be applied first to taxes due on account of Original Assessed Value and next to taxes due on account of the Development Program Fund for use by the City on municipal project costs identified in the Development Program.
In the event there is a City-wide revaluation of taxable property within the City, the Original Assessed Value shall be increased in proportion to the City-wide increase in property values resulting from such revaluation.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, if at any time the assessed value of the Existing Facility is less than the Original Assessed Value, then the amount payable with respect to the Land Level Facility shall be reduced by an amount equal to the difference between the Property Taxes that would be then payable on an amount equal to Original Assessed Value and the Property Taxes payable on the then assessed value of the Existing Facility.
In the event there is a Town-wide revaluation of taxable property within the Town, the Original Assessed Value shall be increased or decreased, as the case may be, in proportion to the Town-wide increase or decrease, as the case may be, in property values resulting from such revaluation.
In such a circumstance, the property taxes actually paid with respect to such Tax Payment Date shall, first, be applied to taxes due on account of Original Assessed Value; and second, shall constitute payment of Property Taxes with respect to Increased Assessed Value, to be applied first to payment in full of the applicable Town percent share of the Tax Increment Revenues for the year concerned and deposited into the Town Subaccount in accordance with Article II hereof.