Title 7, Consolidated Governments and Local Governmental Functions and Entities

(1) As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires:(1) “Assessed value” means value as assessed for municipal property tax purposes;(2) “Developer” means one (1) or more persons or entities identified as the developer in the establishment resolution and as being resp…

This part is intended to afford an alternative method for the making of improvements by municipalities, the creation of special improvement districts for infrastructure development districts of the various municipalities, the levy of assessments and the issuance of bonds by munic…

This part provides independent authority, separate and apart from chapters 32 and 33 of this title, and parts 1-6 of this chapter, for the establishment and governance of an infrastructure development district, and constitutes an alternative method of establishing and governing s…

This part does not affect or impair the control and jurisdiction that a municipality has over all property within its boundaries. The powers and authority granted by this part are in addition to all other powers and authority now residing with, or later granted to, municipalities…

This part, being necessary to secure and preserve the public health, safety, convenience, and welfare, must be liberally construed to effectuate its purposes.

In the event of conflict between this part and another law of this state, this part governs.

The governing body of a host municipality of the state may create, by resolution, one (1) or more infrastructure development districts located in whole or part within the boundaries of such municipality in the manner provided in this part. An infrastructure development district m…

(a) The establishment of a district may be initiated by a petition filed in the office of the clerk or other officers responsible for keeping the records of the governing body of each host municipality required to approve the establishment of such district, signed by:(1) The deve…

(a) An infrastructure development district created by one (1) or more host municipalities must:(1) Be composed of not less than five (5) acres; or(2) Contemplate a capital cost for the development of the district of not less than five million dollars ($5,000,000). (1) Be composed…

(a) Upon the filing of an initiating petition purporting to contain the requisite number of signatures, each governing body of a host municipality required to receive filing of such petition must order a public hearing to determine whether the infrastructure development district …

(a) Notice of the public hearing must be provided to the public by posting the notice in a location where a member of the community may become aware of such notice as well as on a website maintained by the host municipality, if the host municipality has a website. The notice must…

(a) (1) All persons whose property may be affected by such improvement may appear at the public hearing in person, by attorney, or by petition and protest against the creation of the infrastructure development district. The governing body shall consider the objections and protest…

(1) The establishment resolution adopted by the governing body of the municipality must include:(1) The name of the district as set forth in the original or amended initiating petition;(2) An identification of each host municipality;(3) A description of the boundaries of the dist…

(a) A host municipality has the authority and power to borrow money and issue bonds, notes, or other obligations for the purpose of paying infrastructure costs identified in the establishment resolution, reimbursing the developer for the prior payment of infrastructure costs, or …

This part does not limit the powers and authority of the host municipality, this state, or a political subdivision of this state.

(a) Upon the filing of a petition in the manner required by § 7-84-710 and the adoption of an establishment resolution that satisfies § 7-84-715, each host municipality is authorized to levy special assessments against all properties located within that portion of the infrastruct…

Notwithstanding § 7-84-718, a special assessment must not be levied on government-owned property without the approval of the governing body of the applicable governmental entity.

After all assessments have been determined, the host municipality must prepare an assessment roll that shows the location of the property and the owner of the property as shown in the records of the assessor and the amount of the assessment. The assessment roll must be updated wh…

(a) The governing body of a host municipality is authorized to adopt policies and procedures that the governing body deems appropriate to administer assessments imposed under this part, including policies relating to the rate and methodology governing the implementation of the as…

(a) An assessment, any interest accruing on the assessment, and the costs of collection of the assessment constitutes a lien on and against the property upon which the assessment is levied as of the effective date of the resolution levying the assessment. The lien is superior to …

If any assessment is or becomes delinquent and the property subject to the delinquency has been or is to be sold to the host municipality for the delinquency, redemption of such property is permitted upon payment, not later than one (1) year after the date of sale, of the full am…

In case of failure to pay an assessment or installment provided for under this part on or before the date prescribed by the governing body for such payment, there is added to the assessment both interest of one percent (1%) per month and a penalty of one percent (1%) per month of…

This part does not authorize, in any manner, the developer or an owner to operate infrastructure, and the governmental or private entities authorized to provide any utility service to an area in a district retain the right to provide such service after the creation of a district.…

In the case of a district that has two (2) or more host municipalities, the host municipalities may enter into agreements between or among the host municipalities, and take collective or cooperative action, as may be required or appropriate to effectuate this part.

(1) Each district established pursuant to this part must be dissolved by the governing bodies of the host municipalities immediately upon:(1) Written petition filed by the owners of either seventy-five percent (75%) of the assessed value of the property in the district, based on …

(a) All books of accounts and financial records of the district are subject to annual audit by the comptroller of the treasury or the comptroller's designee. The host municipality shall pay for the cost of any audit. (b) The comptroller of the treasury shall ensure that audits ar…

This part is known and may be cited as the “Real Estate Infrastructure Development Act of 2025.”

(1) As used in this part, unless the context otherwise requires:(1) “Assessed value” means value as assessed for municipal property tax purposes;(2) “Developer” means one (1) or more persons or entities identified as the developer in the establishment resolution and as being resp…

This part is intended to afford an alternative method for the making of improvements by municipalities, the creation of special improvement districts for infrastructure development districts of the various municipalities, the levy of assessments and the issuance of bonds by munic…

This part provides independent authority, separate and apart from chapters 32 and 33 of this title, and parts 1-7 of this chapter, for the establishment and governance of an infrastructure development district, and constitutes an alternative method of establishing and governing s…

This part does not affect or impair the control and jurisdiction that a municipality has over all property within its boundaries. The powers and authority granted by this part are in addition to all other powers and authority now residing with, or later granted to, municipalities…

This part, being necessary to secure and preserve the public health, safety, convenience, and welfare, must be liberally construed to effectuate its purposes.

In the event of conflict between this part and another law of this state, this part governs.

The governing body of a host municipality of the state may create, by resolution, one (1) or more infrastructure development districts located in whole or part within the boundaries of such municipality in the manner provided in this part. An infrastructure development district m…

(a) The establishment of a district may be initiated by a petition filed in the office of the clerk or other officers responsible for keeping the records of the governing body of each host municipality required to approve the establishment of such district, signed by:(1) The deve…

(a) An infrastructure development district established pursuant to this part created by one (1) or more host municipalities may embrace two (2) or more separate property areas. The jurisdiction of a host municipality to make and provide, finance, and levy assessments for infrastr…

(a) Upon the filing of an initiating petition, each governing body of a host municipality required to receive filing of such petition must order a public hearing by the governing body to determine whether the infrastructure development district will be established. (b) Notwithsta…

(a) Notice of the public hearing must be provided to the public by posting the notice in a location where a member of the community may become aware of such notice as well as on a website maintained by the host municipality, if the host municipality has a website. The notice must…

(a) (1) All persons whose property may be affected by such improvement may appear at the public hearing in person, by attorney, or by petition and protest against the creation of the infrastructure development district. The governing body shall consider the objections and protest…

(1) The establishment resolution adopted by the governing body of the municipality must include:(1) The name of the district as set forth in the original or amended initiating petition;(2) An identification of each host municipality;(3) A description of the boundaries of the dist…

(a) A host municipality has the authority and power to borrow money and issue bonds, notes, or other obligations for the purpose of paying infrastructure costs identified in the establishment resolution, reimbursing the developer for the prior payment of infrastructure costs, or …

This part does not limit the powers and authority of the host municipality, this state, or a political subdivision of this state.

(a) Upon the filing of a petition in the manner required by § 7-84-809 and the adoption of an establishment resolution that satisfies § 7-84-814, each host municipality is authorized to levy special assessments against all properties located within that portion of the infrastruct…

Notwithstanding § 7-84-718, a special assessment must not be levied on government-owned property without the approval of the governing body of the applicable governmental entity.

After all assessments have been determined, the host municipality must prepare an assessment roll that shows the location of the property and the owner of the property as shown in the records of the assessor and the amount of the assessment. The assessment roll must also disclose…

(a) The governing body of a host municipality is authorized to adopt policies and procedures that the governing body deems appropriate to administer assessments imposed under this part, including policies relating to the rate and methodology governing the implementation of the as…