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<br /> . <br /> .- hearing. Only one continuation hearing date is allowed. The las! day that a city or a school <br /> district may hold a continuation hearing is December 20. 1995. If a December 20. 1995 date <br /> is selected by a city or a school district for a continuation hearing, the initial hearing could be <br /> . held no later than December 13, 1995. <br /> A city or a school disIIict could hold the initial hearing on a day in the time period from <br /> . December 14 to December 20, 1995, but this would disallow the holding a continuation <br /> hearing. (December 19, 1995 is excluded since this is the date for county continuation <br /> . hearings.) If the initial hearing is held within this time period, it would have to run until it is <br /> completed. <br /> . 4. 1n the case of a city and a school disIIicl wilose boundaries overlap, the initial or continuation <br /> hearing of the city or the school district should not be scheduled for the same day that a <br /> special election will be held within the city or the school district. If this conflict occurs, the <br /> . city's or school district's hearing would either have to begin at 5:00 PM, run until 6:00 PM <br /> and then adjourn until 8:00 PM, or else not begin until 8:00' PM. This is because'state law <br /> provides that public meetings cannot be held between the hours of 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM on <br /> . the day that an election is conducted if there would be a conflict between the public hearing <br /> and the election, <br /> . 5. The public Truth in Taxation hearing (initial or continuation) may be held on any day of the <br /> week except Sunday or a holiday. Ifheld on a day between Monday and Friday, the hearing <br /> .- must be held after 5:00 PM. Ifhe!d on a Saturday, the hearing may be held at any reasonable <br /> time of day. <br /> 6. The public Truth in Taxation hearing (initial or continuation) of a city may be held on the <br /> . same day as a regularly scheduled meeting (subject to the restrictions mentioned above), but <br /> must be handled as a separate hearing. <br /> . 7, On or before August 20 (August 21 in 1995, since August 20, 1995 falls on a Sunday) the <br /> county auditor must notify the clerk of each city within the county of the dates on which the <br /> . school districts will be holding their public hearings, as well as their selected dates for <br /> continuation hearings in case continued hearings become necessary. <br /> . 8. On or before September 15, 1995 the governing body of eaCh city must certify to the county <br /> auditor(s) of the county(ies) in which the city is located the date that it has selected for its <br /> public hearing. as well as a date for a continuation hearing in case a continued hearing <br /> . becomes necessary. If not certified by this date, the county auditor (or home county auditor in <br /> the case of cities located in two or more counties) will assign the hearing dates for the city. <br /> . The dates for the city hearings must not conflict with the county hearings. with the hearings <br /> of any school district located within the city, or with the hearings of the metropolitan special <br /> taxing districts. Since the county auditor of each county must coordinate the hearings held <br /> . within his or her county to prevent conflicts. it is not sufficient for a city located in twO or <br /> nlore ::'G~:!1~ies to r.orify .lust the home cCilrilY i:l:.:.:it:r. Tne county audiwr of each of the <br /> .- counti;;s li1 v.Lj~h tile:: cay is located mU5l 0~ oclified. <br /> 2 <br /> . ./ <br /> 0 <br />