California · Water Code
WAT §46794: The district may also dispose of property acquired by it for nonpayment of assessments at a private sale, without any notice, when the district is in the process of dissolution and such sale is deemed
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The district may also dispose of property acquired by it for nonpayment of assessments at a private sale, without any notice, when the district is in the process of dissolution and such sale is deemed for the best interests of the district. The consideration received from such sale may be past or present consideration, but shall not be less than the sum for which the property was sold to the district with interest at 7 percent per year.
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