Special purpose district definition
Special purpose district means an area with special boundaries created as authorized by law for
Special purpose district means a district, other than a state governmental unit or a county, city, village, or town, that is created to perform a particular function and whose geographic jurisdiction is limited to some portion of this state.
Special purpose district means every municipal and quasi-
Examples of Special purpose district in a sentence
Conservation District (District): Special purpose district authorized by RCW 89.08 to assist in the conservation of natural resources in Washington State.
More Definitions of Special purpose district
Special purpose district means an area with special boundaries created as authorized by
Special purpose district means an area with special boundaries created as authorized by law for a specialized and limited purpose.
Special purpose district means any local governmen- tal unit other than a county or municipality.
Special purpose district means any district created by act of the General Assembly prior to March 7 1973, and to which has been committed prior to March 7 1973, any local governmental power or function.
Special purpose district means any water-sewer district,
Special purpose district means any geographic or political jurisdiction that is created by statute to perform a limited and specific function, and includes, but is not limited to, library districts, conservancy districts, metropolitan housing authorities, park districts, port authorities, regional airport authorities, regional transit authorities, regional water and sewer districts, sanitary districts, soil and water conservation districts, and regional planning agencies.
Special purpose district or “district” means any district, including a public service district, created by or pursuant to an act of the General Assembly before March 7, 1973, and to which has been committed before March 7, 1973, any governmental function, including those districts created by general or special legislation and those districts created by referenda held pursuant to general or special legislation, the boundaries of which are wholly within a single county and which are not expressly governed by Chapter 9 of Title 4 or Chapter 7 of Title 5.