41-8-117. Appointment of appraisers and appraisal of benefited property.
If the board of directors determines that the proposed improvement or project should be constructed and that the costs thereof should be paid by special assessment against the land benefited by such improvement or project, it shall appoint three (3) qualified and disinterested residents of the state to act as appraisers. The appraisers shall inspect the plans and specifications of the proposed improvement or project and examine all land likely to be benefited thereby. The appraisers shall make and file with the board of directors a detailed report showing all tracts of land within the watershed improvement district found to be benefited, together with the acreage thereof, the name of the record owner of each tract, the amount each tract will be benefited, and the amount of assessment to be levied against each tract, which assessment against each tract shall be in proportion to the benefits accruing to such tract. Any necessary expenses connected with making the appraisal by the three (3) appraisers shall be paid by the watershed improvement district.
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