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Title 2 — ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL

Chapter 2.12 — PROPERTY ASSESSMENT AND TAX COLLECTION DUTIES

Corning Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Corning

For statutory provisions on the transfer of city assessor's duties, see Gov. Code §§5l500 through 51507.

2.12.010 - Offices of city assessor and tax collector abolished.

The offices of city assessor and tax collector are abolished.

(Ord. 323 §2, 1978).

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2.12.020 - Assessment and collection duties-Transferred to county officers

The city of Corning, a municipal corporation of the sixth class organized under the laws of the state of California, does elect that the duties of assessing property and collecting taxes provided by law to be performed by the assessor and the tax collector of the city shall be performed by the county assessor and the county tax collector, in which such city is situated, pursuant to the pro-visions of the act of the Legislature of the State of California, approved March 27, 1895. (Stats. 1895, p. 219, as amended).

(Ord. 74A §1, 1947).

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2.12.030 - Duties other than assessment-Transferred to city clerk

All duties other than the assessing of the property of such city or municipal corporation heretofore performed by the city assessor shall be transferred to, and be performed by, the clerk of the city.

(Ord. 74A §2, 1947).

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2.12.040 - Duties other than collection-Transferred to city treasurer

All duties other than the collection of taxes heretofore performed by the city tax collector shall be transferred to, and be performed by, the city treasurer; and the chief of police and all regularly appointed and paid policemen of the city shall be his deputies for the purpose of performing such duties.

(Ord. 74A §3, 1947).

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