§ 102331 District Property Tax Authority
This law lets the board set a property tax in all or part of the district, but if only part is taxed, whole cities or the whole unincorporated area must be included, and the money must be used for transportation projects.
The county board wants to raise money to build new roads, but only in the city of Oakville and the nearby unincorporated countryside.
Because the tax is only for part of the district, the board must include the entire city of Oakville (not just a neighborhood) and either include all of the surrounding countryside or leave it out completely. Voters who live in Oakville and the countryside that are taxed get to vote on the tax, and any money collected will be spent on buying land or improving roads in those areas.
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§ 102331 District Property Tax Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026