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• Witness fees, including expert witness fees. • Traveling expenses incurred by the municipality from the time the order was originally made. �vti�. stat. § 463.22 This is not an exhaustive list of expenses, so other expenses incurred by the city should also be included. The city must credit the account with the amount received, if any, from the sale of the salvage, building, or structure. �vti�. stat. § 463.22 The city must report any actions it has taken under the order, including a City ofDelano v. Abene, No. CO- Stat0m0rit Of mOriOy I'0C01V0C� ariC� 0Xp0riS0S 1riCU11'OC�� t0 t110 COUl� fOI' oi-9s3, 2ooi wL is�o96i a roval and allowance. U on examination the court ma correct the pvt�. ct. app. �e�. ii, pp p � Y 2ooi)(�publishea aeoision); expenses and determine the amount the city is entitled to receive. The court c�ry ofz�t�hfe[d �. s�hwanke, may also determine the reasonableness of the expenses. Then the court 199s .w.2a sso (vt�. ct. app. allows the expense account. Even where a court has significantly modified ) the original city order, the city may be awarded expenses. vt�. stat. § 463.22 If the amount received from the sale of salvage or property does not equal or exceed the amount of expenses allowed by the court, the court's judgment vt�. stat. § 463.i6i, suba. 3; will certify the deficiency to the city clerk for collection. The owner or �vti�. stat. § 463.2i; �vti�. stat. another interested party must pay the deficiency amount by October 1. The § § 429.061-.081. r,�vtc i�formation memo, spe��a[ city cannot add on a penalty to this amount. If the payment is not made by Assessment cu,de. October 1, the clerk must certify the amount of the deficiency amount to the Cadey v. City ofMinneapolis, COUrity aUC�1tOI' t0 b0 0rit0I'0C� Ori t110 COUrity taX I1StS aS a S1J0Cla1 aSSOSSTriOrit si� N.w.2fl 344 (�vti�. ct. app. against the property. The deficiency is collected in the same manner as other 1994). taxes. The amount collected by the county must be paid into the city treasury. The city council may provide that the assessment may be paid in five or fewer equal annual installments with interest at 8 percent per year. �vti�. stat. § 463.2i An alternative to using a special assessment against the property is to recover the costs by obtaining a court judgment against the property owner. �vti�. stat. § 463.22 If the amount received for the sale of the salvage or the building exceeds the allowed expenses incurred by the city, and there are delinquent taxes against the property, the court will direct that the excess shall be paid to the county treasurer to be applied to the delinquent taxes. If there are no delinquent taxes, the court will direct the surplus to be paid to the owner. vt�. stat. § 463.23 The net proceeds of any sales of property, fixtures, or salvage must be paid to the persons designated in the judgment in proportion to their interest. Accepting this payment waives all objections to the payment and the proceedings. If any party to whom a payment of damages is made is not a resident of the state, or the place of residence is not known, the party is an infant or under a legal disability, refuses to accept payment, or if it is doubtful to whom the payment should be made, the city may pay the amount to the clerk of courts to be paid out under the direction of the court. Unless there is an appeal to the payment, the deposit with the clerk is considered a payment of the award. DANGEROUSPROPERTIES 21