Annexation - Grant Ave Jeras Property, 0.963 Acres, Ord 73-50, 1

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and, or functions of any officer, board or commission of said City relating to any or all of the matters aforesaid. Such transfer is hereby authorized to be made in the runner required by laa. D.zring the time any such ordinance is in effect the mode and manner of assessing property for purposes of municipal taxation, of eau:lizinr assessments, .. and of levying and collectio7 taxes for municipal p=poses, ` the nati=e of the lien therefor, the manner and method of enforcinq, the same and of the redemption of property sold for non-payment of taxes, and all proceedir-gs relating to said matters, or to such transfer or any detail thereof, shall be fixed and established by such ordinances as may be adopted by the Council, and so far as arplicable shall be substantially the same as may be provided by la—v for such matters in relation to county taxes in Alameda County." SEAS, the City did, on the loth day of April, 1947, enact an Ordinance entitled: "An ordinance amending Chapter 3 of Title II of the Code, providing for the transfer to and the assi--Dtion and performance by officers, boards or commissions of Alameda County of the t�-,Tictinns of the Cit-,r of San T.-Pvi ,ro relatiry to the assessment of property for taxation, the equalization and correction of such assessments, the collection, payment and enforcement of taxes, assessments or penalties levied for municipal purposes, including delinquent taxes or assessments, the sale of property for the nonpayment of municipal taxes or assessments or penalties levied thereon and the redemption t ereof, and any and all of the powers, duties or functions of any officer, board or commission of said City of San Leandro relating thereto", ][mown as Ordinance No. 736 N.S. of said City of San Leandro; and AREAS, said Ordinance provides that the said City elects to avail itself of the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled: "An Act to provide for the assessment of property in cities governed under freeholder's charters, framed under the provisions of the constitution of this state, for the aniatcipal tales of such cities, and for the equalization and correction of such assessment by county officers, for the collection and enforcement of the payment of such taxes, including, delinquent taxes, by such officers, for the sale and redemption from sale of property sold for the non-payment 2.