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Tax Commissioner may not exempt property from taxation unless the exempt use began by the tax lien date (January 1) of the year for which the exemption is sought
The Ohio Prevailing Wage Law, enacted in the 1930s and modeled after the federal Davis-Bacon Act, essentially requires contractors to pay union scale wages and benefits on almost all construction and remodeling work in connection with a "public improvement" i.e., a project "by and for" a public authority supported in whole or in part with public dollars
