Special District Local Laws Code § 3951.351
The board may dissolve the district, but must do so if a qualifying written petition is signed by owners of 75% of the district’s real-property acreage. It cannot dissolve the district until outstanding debt or contractual obligations are repaid or discharged, and after dissolution it must transfer all district propert
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The board may dissolve the district, but must do so if a qualifying written petition is signed by owners of 75% of the district’s real-property acreage. It cannot dissolve the district until outstanding debt or contractual obligations are repaid or discharged, and after dissolution it must transfer all district property and assets to the county.
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