California · Health and Safety Code - HSC

HSC §4741.1: A district board desiring to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer or disposal system, or both, within or without the district in addition to its sewage collection, treatment and disposal

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A district board desiring to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer or disposal system, or both, within or without the district in addition to its sewage collection, treatment and disposal system shall adopt a resolution of its intention to do so. The resolution shall contain the following: (a) A statement of the intention to construct, maintain and operate a refuse transfer or disposal system, or both; (b) A statement that in the absence of any exclusion as provided in Section 4741.2, the boundaries of the proposed refuse transfer or disposal system, or both, shall coincide with the existing district boundaries; (c) The name of the county sanitation district proposing to construct, maintain and operate said system; (d) Instructions to the secretary of the district board to deliver within 10 days after the passage of said resolution of intention a certified copy thereof to the governing body of each political subdivision having representation on said district board; (e) A statement that any political subdivision having representation on the district board may be excluded from said system and relieved of all liability in connection therewith upon complying with the provisions of Section 4741.2.

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