419.11 - TAX EQUIVALENT TO BE PAID -- ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE -- APPEAL.

        419.11  TAX EQUIVALENT TO BE PAID -- ASSESSMENT      PROCEDURE -- APPEAL.         Any municipality acquiring, purchasing, constructing,      reconstructing, improving or extending any industrial buildings,      buildings used as headquarters facilities or pollution control      facilities, as provided in this chapter, shall annually pay out of      the revenue from such industrial buildings, buildings used as      headquarters facilities or pollution control facilities to the state      of Iowa and to the city, school district and any other political      subdivision, authorized to levy taxes, a sum equal to the amount of      tax, determined by applying the tax rate of the taxing district to      the assessed value of the property, which the state, county, city,      school district or other political subdivision would receive if the      property were owned by any private person or corporation, any other      statute to the contrary notwithstanding.  For purposes of arriving at      such tax equivalent, the property shall be valued and assessed by the      assessor in whose jurisdiction the property is located, in accordance      with chapter 441, but the municipality, the lessee on behalf of the      municipality, and such other persons as are authorized by chapter 441      shall be entitled to protest any assessment and take appeals in the      same manner as any taxpayer.  Such valuations shall be included in      any summation of valuations in the taxing district for all purposes      known to the law.  Income from this source shall be considered under      the provisions of section 384.16, subsection 1, paragraph "b".         If and to the extent the proceedings under which the bonds      authorized to be issued under the provisions of this chapter so      provide, the municipality may agree to co-operate with the lessee of      a project in connection with any administrative or judicial      proceedings for determining the validity or amount of any such      payments and may agree to appoint or designate and reserve the right      in and for such lessee to take all action which the municipality may      lawfully take in respect of such payments and all matters relating      thereto, provided, however, that such lessee shall bear and pay all      costs and expenses of the municipality thereby incurred at the      request of such lessee or by reason of any such action taken by such      lessee in behalf of the municipality.  Any lessee of a project which      has paid, as rentals additional to those required to be paid pursuant      to section 419.5, the amounts required by the first sentence of this      section to be paid by the municipality shall not be required to pay      any such taxes to the state or to any such county, city, school      district or other political subdivision, any other statute to the      contrary notwithstanding.  To the extent that any lessee or      contracting party pays taxes on a project or part thereof, the      municipality shall not be required to pay the tax equivalent herein      provided, and to such extent the lessee or contracting party shall      not be required to pay amounts to the municipality for such purpose.         This section shall not be applicable to any municipality      acquiring, purchasing, constructing, reconstructing, improving, or      extending any buildings for the purpose of establishing, maintaining,      or assisting any private or state of Iowa college or university, nor      to any municipality in connection with any project for the benefit of      a voluntary nonprofit hospital, clinic, or health care facility, the      property of which is otherwise exempt under the provisions of chapter      427.  The payment, collection, and apportionment of the tax      equivalent shall be subject to the provisions of chapters 445, 446      and 447.  
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         [C66, 71, 73, 75, 77, 79, 81, § 419.11]         Appeals, see § 441.37, 441.38