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Ark. Code Ann. § 8-15-106: Membership in an existing district

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  1. AR Code
  2. Title 8
  3. Chapter 15

(a) To become a member of an existing property assessed energy improvement district, the governing body of a governmental entity shall: (1) Adopt an ordinance that provides for the participation of the governmental entity in the district; and (2) Enter into an agreement with the other participating members of the district. (b) The agreement between members of a district shall establish the terms and conditions of the operation of the district with the limitations provided in this chapter. Added by Act 2013, No. 1074,§ 1, eff. 8/16/2013.

(a) To become a member of an existing property assessed energy improvement district, the governing body of a governmental entity shall: (1) Adopt an ordinance that provides for the participation of the governmental entity in the district; and (2) Enter into an agreement with the other participating members of the district.

(1) Adopt an ordinance that provides for the participation of the governmental entity in the district; and

(2) Enter into an agreement with the other participating members of the district.

(b) The agreement between members of a district shall establish the terms and conditions of the operation of the district with the limitations provided in this chapter.

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