| 2.__Taxation; standardization and uniform rate required.__ |
| Notwithstanding Title 36, Part 2, a municipal service district |
| constitutes a multi-municipal primary assessing district as |
| though established by the State Tax Assessor pursuant to Title |
| 36, chapter 102, subchapter 1 and must otherwise be treated for |
| property tax purposes as though it is a single municipality.__ |
| Notwithstanding Title 36, Part 2, the municipal service district |
| officers have the authority and responsibility provided in Title |
| 36, Part 2 to municipal officers, assessors or tax collectors |
| relative to the administration of the property tax within the |
| jurisdictional limits of the municipal service district.__Within |
| 3 years from the creation of a municipal service district, the |
| property tax and fiscal years of the participating municipalities |
| must be standardized and the municipal service district officers |
| shall perform a revaluation of all taxable property located in |
| the municipal service district consistent with the requirements |
| of Title 36, Part 2.__After the revaluation, a uniform tax rate |
| must then apply against all taxable property located in the |
| municipal service district.__Until such standard valuation basis |
| applies, the municipal service district officers shall assess |
| against each participating municipality's local assessment rolls |
| that municipality's share of expenses to be raised through the |
| local property tax, determined by adjusting the total municipal |
| taxable property valuations to 100% of just value using each |
| municipality's certified assessment ratio. |