Land Use & Zoning
What is a special assessment in Ohio real estate?
AAn additional property tax based on value
BA charge levied on properties specially benefited by a public improvement like a new road or sewer✓ Correct
CAn assessment by a certified appraiser
DA penalty for zoning violations
Explanation
A special assessment is a charge levied on properties that specially benefit from a public improvement (new road, sidewalk, sewer, water line). Unlike general taxes, special assessments are based on the benefit received.
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