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Earlier editions: 2026-09

Title 13 — PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROCEDURE›Division II — General Procedure

Merced Municipal Code Ch. 13.20 Modifications

Merced Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Merced

Cite as: Merced Municipal Code Chapter 13.20 · Text as of 2026-10-04

13.20.010 - Authority.

During the progress of the project, the council may make changes in the improvements or acquisitions, the boundaries of the assessment district, the assessments, the estimate of the costs or the proceedings.

(Prior code § 14A.76).

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13.20.020 - Notice.

Where the changes result in extending the boundaries of the assessment district, increasing the total amount to be collected, or in the proceedings, or in the amount of any assessment after it has been levied, it shall not be ordered, except after notice of its intention so to do published by one insertion in the newspaper in which the resolution of intention or notice of improvement was published, describing the proposed changes and specifying the time and place of hearing, and posted and mailed to the owners affected.

(Prior code § 14A.77).

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13.20.030 - Protests.

Protests may only be made against the C, proposed changes.

(Prior code § 14A.78).

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13.20.040 - Changes ordered—Generally.

If no protests are made, or are found to be insufficient, or have been overruled, immediately thereon the council may order the changes.

(Prior code § 14A.79).

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13.20.050 - Changes ordered—Record of.

The changes may be made upon the face of the plans, specifications, estimate, diagram, assessment or other document affected or by an amended or supplemental document.

(Prior code § 14A.80).

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