§ 156-94 Total cost for three years ascertained
§ 156-95 Assessment and payment; notice of bond issue
§ 156-96 Failure to pay deemed consent to bond issue
§ 156-97 Bonds issued
§ 156-97.1 Issuance of assessment anticipation notes
§ 156-98 Form of bonds and notes; excess assessment
§ 156-99 Application of funds; holder’s remedy
§ 156-100 Sale of bonds
§ 156-100.1 Sale of assessment anticipation notes
§ 156-100.2 Payment of assessments which become liens after original bond issue
§ 156-100.3 Sinking fund
§ 156-101 Refunding bonds issued
§ 156-102 Drainage bonds received as deposits
§ 156-103 Assessment rolls prepared
§ 156-104 Application of amendatory provisions of certain sections; amendment or reformation of proceedings
§ 156-105 Assessment lien; collection; sale of land
§ 156-106 Assessment not collectible out of other property of delinquent
§ 156-107 Sheriff in good faith selling property for assessment not liable for irregularity
§ 156-108 Receipt books prepared
§ 156-109 Receipt books where lands in two or more counties
§ 156-110 Authority to collect arrears
§ 156-111 Sheriff to make monthly settlements; penalty
§ 156-112 Duty of treasurer to make payment; penalty
§ 156-113 Fees for collection and disbursement
§ 156-114 Conveyance of land; change in assessment roll; procedure
§ 156-115 Warranty in deed runs to purchaser who pays assessment
§ 156-116 Modification of assessments
§ 156-117 Subdistricts formed
§ 156-121 Redress to dissatisfied landowners
§ 156-122 Increase to extinguish debt
§ 156-123 Proceedings as for original bond issue
§ 156-124 No drainage assessments for original object may be levied on property when once paid in full

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