Iowa § 357B.7 - 357B.7 Exchange of territory.
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§ 357B.7. 357B.7 Exchange of territory.
The trustees of a benefited fire district may exchange territory with the trustees of a township to provide fire protection services by agreement. The agreement shall provide for the satisfaction of any outstanding obligation to which the affected territory is subject, the disposition of property affected by the exchange, the effective date of the exchange, and any other matter deemed necessary to carry out the exchange. The agreement shall be filed with the county recorder and auditor of each county in which the exchanged property is located. 86 Acts, ch 1057, §2 Referred to in §357B.1 Fri Dec 12 20:06:11 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 357B.7 (18, 0)
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