CHAPTER 2A. Revenue Improvement Districts [23800. - 23811.]
Chapter 2A added by Stats. 1947, Ch. 717.
§§ 23800–23811 · 12 sections
- § 23800 As used in this chapter and in other chapters when applied to an improvement district or proposed improvement district formed or to be formed under this…
- § 23801 Unless otherwise expressly provided in this chapter the provisions of all sections of Part 7 of this division shall be applicable to an improvement district…
- § 23802 Land may be formed into an improvement district for one or more of the purposes provided for in Chapter 1 of this part.
- § 23803 The formation of an improvement district under this chapter may be proposed and the petition therefor shall be signed by two-thirds or more in number of the…
- § 23804 Land, in the proposed improvement district, located outside the district shall be described in the petition by each owner, which shall be according to the next…
- § 23805 No assessment shall be levied in the improvement district and no statement thereof prepared, but in lieu thereof the cost of the improvement and the…
- § 23806 The notice provided for in Section 23645 shall also state that the hearing is called to determine the allocation of revenue to pay the costs of the proposed…
- § 23807 Regardless of any findings made by the board if more than one-third in number of the holders of title to land, in the proposed improvement district, located…
- § 23808 Until the payment or retirement of the warrants for the benefit of which an allocation was made, the allocation shall be irrevocable and the revenue allocated…
- § 23809 Before April 1st of each year after the warrants are issued the board shall fix charges for the use of water in the improvement district sufficient, when added…
- § 23810 Except as provided in Section 23811, the improvement district warrants shall be made payable over not to exceed a period of 10 years and shall specify a rate…
- § 23811 Upon approval by two-thirds of the board, the improvement district warrants shall be made payable over not to exceed a period of 20 years and shall specify a…