§ 8802 Reapportionment Objection Hearings

• •The board listens to complaints about how costs are split for a big piece of land that's been divided into smaller pieces.
• •The board can change how the costs are split if they think it's unfair.
• •The board writes down their final decision in their notes.

Imagine a big farm is split into 10 smaller lots. The owner wants to build a road, and the cost is $100,000. The board decides each lot should pay $10,000, but one owner says their lot is too small and can't afford it.

The board listens to the owner's complaint. If they agree, they might change the cost so the small lot pays less, like $5,000, and the others pay a little more. They write this new plan in their notes.