Plain English Breakdown
The effective date is listed only as 'from passage' without a specific calendar day confirmed in the metadata or excerpt.
Law Allowing Hartford to Delay Property Revaluation
This law allows the city of Hartford to postpone its required property value update by one year if the city's legislative body approves it.
What This Bill Does
- Allows the city of Hartford to delay a scheduled real estate revaluation from October 1, 2026, until October 1, 2027.
- Requires approval from the city's legislative body before this one-year deferral can happen.
- Permits officials who set tax rates to create new rate bills under existing state laws if the delay occurs.
- States that any future revaluation must follow the original schedule required by law, picking up where it left off.
Who It Names or Affects
- The city of Hartford
- Property owners in Hartford whose property values are being reassessed
Terms To Know
- Revaluation
- A process where the government updates the official value of all real estate in a city.
- Legislative body
- The group of elected officials that makes decisions for the city, such as approving this delay.
Limits and Unknowns
- This law applies only to the city of Hartford.
- The deferral happens only if the city's legislative body votes to approve it; otherwise, the original schedule stands.
- The text does not state a specific calendar date when this bill becomes effective beyond saying 'from passage'.