Arkansas Code Title 14, Subtitle 7, Chapter 121, Subchapter 10 - Dissolution or Abolition of Districts

• § 14-121-1001 - Applicability.
  The provisions of this act shall be applicable to any drainage district of this state which shall meet all the following requirements: (1) The...
• § 14-121-1002 - Filing Petition.
  The board of commissioners of any drainage district subject to the provisions of this act and meeting the requirements of § 14-121-1001, or not...
• § 14-121-1003 - Notice and Hearing.
  (a) Upon the filing of the petition the court shall direct the clerk of the court to give notice by publication in some newspaper...
• § 14-121-1004 - Contracts During Pendency of Petition.
  During the pendency of the petition and prior to the hearing on it, the county court may, in its discretion and by its order,...
• § 14-121-1005 - Valid Indebtedness Unimpaired.
  No dissolution of a district under the terms of this act shall impair or deny any creditor of the district the right to the...
• § 14-121-1006 - Claims Against District.
  (a) All claims against the district existing at the time the county court shall make an order for the dissolution of the district must...
• § 14-121-1007 - Partial Continuance.
  (a) All drainage districts which are dissolved or abolished pursuant to the terms of this act shall nevertheless be continued in existence for the...
• § 14-121-1008 - Indebtedness of Dissolved Districts -- Levy and Collection of Tax.
  (a) When the indebtedness owing by a district dissolved under the provisions of this act shall have been determined, it shall be the duty...
• § 14-121-1009 - Procedure When Construction of Improvement Abandoned and All Indebtedness Paid.
  (a) The board of commissioners of any drainage district in this state, when they may deem it inadvisable or impracticable and not for the...
• § 14-121-1010 - Procedures When Improvements are Abandoned, No Maintenance Assurances are Given, and All Indebtedness is Paid.
  (a) (1) The board of commissioners of any drainage district in this state, when they may deem it inadvisable or impracticable and not for...

Last modified: November 15, 2016