Ohio HB92 regulates municipal services billing and lien procedures for non-owner-occupied properties.
Ohio HB92 amends the Revised Code to limit municipal liens on non-owner-occupied properties for unpaid water, sewer, and trash services. It mandates that municipal authorities must attempt to collect unpaid rates or charges at least three times before certifying a lien. The bill also establishes procedures for property owners to appeal municipal liens in municipal or county courts. Additionally, it outlines rules for the supreme court to adopt regarding appeals for improper billing complaints.
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