Question

The law used by cities and counties for street improvements, in which a typical example would be that the local government hires a contractor to improve streets, and then each owner along that street is liable for paying a pro rata share of that cost, is known as:

A. The Street Improvement Act of 1911.

B. The Mello-Roos Community Facilities Act of 1982.

C. Documentary Transfer Tax.

D. Proposition 60.

Answer 1

A. The Street Improvement Act of 1911.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Street Improvement Act of 1911 is the law used by cities and counties and other municipal governments for street improvements, in which a typical example would be that the local government hires a contractor to improve streets, and then each owner along that street is liable for paying a pro rata share of that cost.