§ 222.510 Annexation of entire district; transfer of assets, liabilities and functions to city; exceptions
§ 222.520 Annexation of less than entire district; assumption of obligations by city conditional
§ 222.524 Procedure for withdrawal of part of district from district
§ 222.528 Territory withdrawn from district not liable for certain obligations
§ 222.530 Procedure for division of assets on withdrawal of part of district; arbitration and award
§ 222.540 Procedure for division of installations on withdrawal of part of water district; appeal; joint operations
§ 222.550 Withdrawal of greater portion of water district; dissolution optional; transfer of property to city
§ 222.560 Procedure for division of installations on withdrawal of part of sanitary district; appeal; joint operation
§ 222.570 Effect on metropolitan sanitary districts
§ 222.575 Agreements for joint operation by city and district
§ 222.580 Procedure applicable to prior annexations in which no property division was made

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