Missouri § 245.395 - Board to publish statement of work done.
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§ 245.395. Board to publish statement of work done.
Said board of directors shall, at their first meeting after the expiration of one year from date of their organization, and annually thereafter make and publish in some newspaper published in the county composing the levee district, and when composed of two or more counties, then in each county lying in such district, a full and complete statement of the amount and kind of levee work done in the district, with amount of money collected and disbursed during the preceding year, showing from what officer and what account any money has been received, and to what individuals and on what account any money has been paid, and shall strike a balance showing a deficit, if any, or the balance in the treasury, if any.
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(RSMo 1939 § 12586)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 10996; 1919 § 4688; 1909 § 5751
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