§ 46A-11-1 Resolution establishing drainage project–Filing of certified copy with register ofdeeds–Contents–Recording and indexing–Constructive notice
§ 46A-11-2 Apportionment of benefits of proposed drainage project by board of countycommissioners–Equalization of benefits, notice, publication, and posting
§ 46A-11-3 Matters considered in fixing and equalizing benefits
§ 46A-11-4 Hearing on equalization of benefits–Determination by board–Revision procedure
§ 46A-11-5 Assessment by board–Cost of establishment
§ 46A-11-6 Assessment–Certified copy filed with county treasurer–Notice
§ 46A-11-7 Assessment due and payable from time of filing of certified copy–Lien–Penalty andinterest on delinquencies–Payment–Distribution
§ 46A-11-8 Assessment certificates–Issuance–Form and contents–Rights of holder–Enforcement
§ 46A-11-9 Assessments for further costs of construction
§ 46A-11-10 Assessments as work progresses–One assessment sufficient where no damages arepayable or damages have been paid with warrants
§ 46A-11-11 Agreement of contractors to take assessment certificates or warrants for services–Assessment for entire balance of cost of construction–Lien of assessment–Enforcement–Sale of a
§ 46A-11-12 Assessments paid to county treasurer–Distribution
§ 46A-11-13 Assessments for drainage, payment in installments–Agreement of taxpayer withcounty auditor–Assessment certificates, coupon form
§ 46A-11-14 Assessments for drainage, payment in installments–Time installments due–Penaltyon delinquencies
§ 46A-11-15 Discharge of assessments for drainage–Land not discharged until bond issue paid
§ 46A-11-16 Assessments of school and public lands for construction of drainage project–Certification by county auditor–Payment
§ 46A-11-17 Assessments for drainage against municipalities–Tax levy by municipal officials–Enforcement and collection
§ 46A-11-18 Payment of drainage assessments against townships–Unorganized townships
§ 46A-11-19 Assessments for drainage–Enforcement by county treasurer, sale of property
§ 46A-11-20 Assessments upon land in other counties–Payment to treasurer of county in chargeof drainage–Delinquent assessments
§ 46A-11-22 Cancellation of installments of assessment–Reassessment with further assessments–Issuance of bonds–Consideration of payments by landowner on account of previousassessments or pe
§ 46A-11-23 Levy of costs over several years–Fixing annual levy–Bond issue–Terms of bonds
§ 46A-11-24 Drainage bonds–Execution–Purpose of issue–Negotiation–Recital–Charge againstlands
§ 46A-11-25 Drainage bonds–County not liable for payment–Payment from assessments
§ 46A-11-26 Assessments payable to treasurer of county in which assessed land is situated–Issuance of bonds by joint action of boards–Laws governing
§ 46A-11-27 Additional bonds, issuance–Cost of proposed drainage exceeding estimated cost–New apportionment of assessments–Certification of assessments finally fixed tocounty treasurer–Mon
§ 46A-11-28 Separate accounts for drainage projects
§ 46A-11-29 Unpaid installments of assessments for drainage–Extension by board of countycommissioners–Drainage refunding bonds authorized
§ 46A-11-30 Petition for extension of unpaid installments for drainage–Number of signaturesrequired–Identification of drain–Contents–Hearing, publication of notice
§ 46A-11-31 Petition for extension of unpaid installments for drainage–Consideration by boardof county commissioners–Adjournment of hearing–Order of board
§ 46A-11-32 Appeal from order extending time for payment of unpaid installments–Determination–Waiver of matter not included in appeal
§ 46A-11-33 Refunding outstanding evidences of indebtedness–Sale and exchange–Lawsgoverning
§ 46A-11-34 Determination of amount required to pay principal and interest on outstanding bondsby board of county commissioners–Time for making–New apportionment ofassessment against lands,
§ 46A-11-36 Drainage projects established under prior law–Assessments unenforceable–Appraisement and apportionment of benefits under this chapter
§ 46A-11-37 Abandonment and abolition of drainage–Assessments and liens not affected
§ 46A-11-38 Refunding excess assessments

Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 46A > Chapter 11 - Drainage Assessments and Bonds

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