Iowa § 357E.13 - 357E.13 Adding property to a district.
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§ 357E.13. 357E.13 Adding property to a district.
The owner of any property in an area immediately contiguous to the boundaries of an established district may petition the board to be included in the district. Upon receipt of the petition, the board shall submit the request to a competent disinterested civil engineer to investigate the feasibility of adding the additional territory and to make a report to the board. If the board agrees that the property should be added to the district, the tax levy for the next year shall be applied to the property and on the first day of the next fiscal year the property shall become part of the district. If the district lies in more than one county, the joint action of the boards involved is required to add additional property. 88 Acts, ch 1194, §13 Fri Dec 12 20:06:40 2025 Iowa Code 2026, Section 357E.13 (18, 0)
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What does Iowa Code § 357E.13 cover?
Section 357E.13 ("357E.13 Adding property to a district.") is part of the Iowa Code, the codified statutory law of Iowa. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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