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California · Harbors and Navigation Code - HNC

HNC §6812: The provisions of Chapters I and II of Division I of the District Organization Act shall govern and control the proceedings for the filing and hearing of the petition and the proceedings for final hea

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This statute states that Chapters I and II of Division I of the District Organization Act control the procedures for filing, hearing, and final hearing of petitions.

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The provisions of Chapters I and II of Division I of the District Organization Act shall govern and control the proceedings for the filing and hearing of the petition and the proceedings for final hearing of the petition and the formation of the district. The “supervising authority” as used in the District Organization Act means the board of supervisors of each county in which is located any portion of land within the proposed district. All proceedings necessary for the formation of the district, as provided in Chapters I and II of Division I of the District Organization Act, shall be had in each county in which is located any portion of land within the proposed district. Land lying within any county within the proposed district shall not be included unless a majority of the electors in that portion of the district within the county vote in favor thereof.

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