(a) For the second and subsequent annual installments of a municipal improvement district special assessment, the county tax collector shall collect on each lot, block, or parcel of land in the district that part of the assessment which is specified on the tax list as prepared by the county clerk, and this amount shall be collected along with the first installment of general taxes. However, the payment of the annual installment levied by the district shall not be a condition precedent to the payment of general taxes.
(b) After expiration of the time allowed by law for the payment of the first installment of general taxes, except as provided in § 14-90-908, the collector shall not collect any of the annual installments due the district.
(c) Within thirty (30) days after the expiration of the time for paying the first installment of general taxes, the collector shall pay to the county treasurer, for the credit of the district, all moneys received by him in the payment of the annual installments, less the fees allowed him by the provisions of § 14-90-913. However, in counties where collections are made in more than thirty-five (35) improvement districts, the collector shall have ninety (90) days in which to make payment to the treasurer.
(d) The treasurer shall immediately pay all funds so paid to him by the collector to the board of improvement or other persons authorized to receive them, less the fees allowed by the provisions of § 14-90-913.
(e) No disbursement shall be made to any district, however, until all fees due the county clerk for extending the annual installments have been paid.
(f) The payment of any subsequent annual installment after the property has become delinquent by reason of nonpayment of some past-due installment shall not be treated as a redemption and shall not affect the district's right to foreclose the delinquent installment.
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