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PD 198 Chapter X — Changes in Organization

Section 41–44 · 4 provisions

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Exclusion of a Territory.

Section 41

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SEC. 41. Exclusion of a Territory. — Any territory within the boundary of a district may be excluded by resolution of the board of directors after notice to land owners within the territory proposed to be excluded, and upon a finding that said lands do not and will not benefit by reason of their inclusion within the district. A certified copy of said resolution of exclusion shall be filed in the same manner and become effective in accordance with the provisions applicable to the resolution forming the district.

Annexations and Deannexation.

Section 42

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SEC. 42. Annexations and Deannexation. — The Administration may, after notice to property owners within the territory proposed for annexation or deannexation and following a hearing, make findings of benefit or potential benefit, and thereafter, require annexation or deannexation shall be accomplished by adoption and filing of an appropriate resolution in the same manner as the filing of the resolution forming a district or of exclusion, as the case may be.

Consolidation and Joint Operation.

Section 43

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SEC. 43. Consolidation and Joint Operation. — The Administration may require the merger or consolidation of the facilities or operations of two or more districts formed pursuant to the levy, in the event that the Administration shall have determined, following a hearing, that such merger or consolidation is in the best interest of the residents in the districts involved.

Section 44

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SEC. 44. Dissolution, — A district may be dissolved by resolution of its board of directors filed in the manner of filing the resolution forming the district: Provided, however, That the following procedures have bee-n accomplished prior to the adoption of any such resolution: (1) another public entity has acquired the assets of the district and has assumed all obligations and liabilities attached thereto; (2) all bondholders have been notified and they consent to said transfer and dissolution; and (3) a court of competent jurisdiction has found that said transfer and dissolution are in the best interest of the public.

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