California § 6825 - Any duty imposed by this part on any county officer shall be deemed imposed on th

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§ 6825. Any duty imposed by this part on any county officer shall be deemed imposed on th

Any duty imposed by this part on any county officer shall be deemed imposed on the county officers of the respective counties in which is situated a sanitary district reorganized under Section 4857 of this code from a county sanitation district encompassing territory in more than one county; provided, that where appropriate, the board may select the officers of one county to perform such duties for the entire district.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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What does Public Contract Code - PCC § 6825 cover?

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