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“A shared municipal boundary adjustment generally does not change the boundaries of certain local districts or special service districts, except as provided in two referenced provisions.”
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A shared municipal boundary adjustment generally does not change the boundaries of certain local districts or special service districts, except as provided in two referenced provisions.
Section 10-2-905
a local district under Title 17B , Limited Purpose Local Government Entities -- Special Districts; or
Section 10-2-905(1)
This phrase refers to a special service district under Title 17D, Chapter 1, Special Service District Act.
Section 10-2-905(2)
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