§ 24.5 — Brawley Municipal Code

Sec. 24.5-1. - Prior to July 1, 1963—State law applicable to general law…¶

All of the provisions of law of the state, as the same now exist or may hereafter be amended, relating to the collecting of ad valorem taxes upon real property, the sale of real property for nonpayment of taxes and redemption of real property from tax sales with respect to taxes which became a lien prior to July 1, 1963, contained in division I of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the state as the same may be applicable to general law cities, are hereby adopted and made a part of this article the same as though fully herein set forth.

(Ord. No. 545, §1.)

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Sec. 24.5-2. - Same—Same—Substitution of terms.¶

In such state law, where the context requires, the term "City of Brawley" is substituted for the term "state", "county" or "district;" the term "city clerk" is substituted for the term "auditor", "county auditor", "tax collector" or "controller;" the term "city council" is substituted for the term "county supervisors" or "board of supervisors;" the term "city attorney" is substituted for the term "district attorney."

(Ord. No. 545, §2.)

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Sec. 24.5-3. - Same—City clerk ex officio tax collector; duties generally.¶

The city clerk is hereby appointed ex officio tax collector and shall execute on behalf of the city the laws incorporated by reference herein as the same may be applicable to general law cities.

(Ord. No. 545, §3.)

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