North Carolina § 130A-59 - Reports.
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§ 130A-59. Reports.
Upon the election of a sanitary district board, the board shall employ engineers licensed by this State to make a report on the problems of the sanitary district. The report shall be prepared and filed with the sanitary district board and shall include the following: Comprehensive maps showing the boundaries of the sanitary district and, in a general way, the location of the various parts of the work that is proposed to be done and information as may be useful for a thorough understanding of the proposed undertaking; A general description of existing facilities for carrying out the purposes of the district; A general description of the various plans which might be adopted for accomplishment of the purposes of the district; General plans and specifications for the work; General description of property proposed to be acquired or which may be damaged in carrying out the work; Comparative detail estimates of cost for the various construction plans; and Recommendations. History (1927, c. 100, s. 11; 1957, c. 1357, s. 1; 1983, c. 891, s. 2.)
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