Property owner challenged special assessments that city levied against its property for curb, gutter, and storm sewer improvements to an adjoining road.
Property owner appealed the Tax Tribunal’s order upholding the special assessments. Citing the strong presumption that special assessments are valid, the appeals court held that the Tribunal did not commit an error of law or adopt a wrong legal principle, its factual findings were supported by competent, material, and substantial evidence, and the Tribunal’s lengthy delay in issuing its opinion did not deny petitioner its right to procedural due process.