pa In Ohio, House Bill 525 will go into effect on July 1st, 2009. This new law (ORC 317.114) SCS creates standardization guidelines for documents that are recorded in this office. el ation THE GUIDELINES ARE AS FOLLOWS: . . . Guidelines Coming ‘© Computer font size of at least 10 point; * Marsa ofa chon eath side of the page a © Mini yer size — 8 2x11, Maximum DY paper size Bax igs + inch margin onthe top ofthe fist page, « binckorblueink ontrs reserved Tor recorder, auditor & engneet + 14 margin on the top of each of there + No use of highlighting; A margin ont ‘fa document signed does not conform to these guidelines, an additional recording fee of $20.00 wil be collected. OHIO RECORDER'S ASSOCIATION new law will go into effect on July 1, 2009. It wil set the following guide ; . : *+ Computer font size of atleast ten; ' - * Minimam pape ive ~ 81/2 11, Marimam paper size ~8 1/214 + Black or blue ink only + Nouse of highlighting, * Margins of {inch om each side ofthe page and . on the bottom + 3 inch margin on the-top of the frst page, reserved for recordes, auditor & engineer, + 11/2" margin on the top of each of the remaining pages ‘The recorder shall accept a non-coaforming document for recording but . can collect the following additional fees: $10.00 for the recorder’s services and $10.00 for the housing trust fund: This law does not apply tothe following: “+ Any document from any cout or taxing authority, + Plats; * DD214'; * Any state or federal document; * Any document executed before the effective date of this law, Any document that pertains to crude ol or natural gas, such as a lease, assignment, easement, lien, or right of way, in a county where the recorder requires an assignment, release, partial ielease, satisfaction, cancellation or ‘waiver of priotity to be made by separate instrument, the county recorder DOES NOT have the power to fimit the umber of these document types that may be executed and recorded by means ofa single instrument. eee Na ter