North Carolina General Statutes
Article 2 - Local Administration.
§ 130A-73 - Dissolution of sanitary districts having no outstanding indebtedness and located wholly within or coterminous with corporate limits of city or town.

130A-73. Dissolution of sanitary districts having no outstanding indebtedness and located wholly within or coterminous with corporate limits of city or town.
When the boundaries of a sanitary district which has no outstanding indebtedness are entirely located within or coterminous with the corporate limits of a city or town, fifty-one percent (51%) or more of the resident freeholders within the district may petition the board of commissioners within the county in which all or the greater portion of the resident freeholders of the district are located to dissolve the district. Upon receipt of the petition, the board of commissioners shall notify the Department, the chairperson of the board of commissioners of any other county or counties in which any portion of the district lies and the governing body of the city or town within which the district lies of the receipt of the petition, and shall request that the Department hold a joint public hearing with the board or boards of commissioners and the governing body of the city or town. The Secretary, the chairperson of the board of commissioners of the county in which all or the greater portion of the resident freeholders are located and the presiding officer of the governing body of the city or town shall name a time and place within the boundaries of the district and the city or town for the public hearing. The county board of commissioners shall give notice of the hearing by posting prior notice at the courthouse door of the county or counties and also by publication in a newspaper or newspapers circulating in the district at least once a week for four consecutive weeks. If all matters pertaining to the dissolution of the sanitary district cannot be concluded at the hearing, the hearing may be continued to a time and place determined by the Department. If, after the hearing, the Commission, the county board or boards of commissioners and the governing body of the city or town shall deem it advisable to comply with the request of the petition, the Commission shall adopt a resolution dissolving the district. All taxes levied by the sanitary district which were levied prior to but which are collected after the dissolution shall vest in the city or town. All property held, owned, controlled or used by the sanitary district upon the dissolution or which may later be vested in the sanitary district, and all judgments, liens, rights and causes of actions in favor of the sanitary district shall vest in the city or town. At the dissolution, taxes owed to the sanitary district shall be collected by the city or town. (1963, c. 512, s. 1; 1973, c. 476, s. 128; 1983, c. 891, s. 2.)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 130A - Public Health

Article 2 - Local Administration.

§ 130A-34 - Provision of local public health services.

§ 130A-34.1 - Accreditation of local health departments; board established.

§ 130A-34.2 - Billing of Medicaid.

§ 130A-34.3 - Incentive program for public health improvement.

§ 130A-34.4 - Strengthening local public health infrastructure.

§ 130A-35 - County board of health; appointment; terms.

§ 130A-36 - Creation of district health department.

§ 130A-37 - District board of health.

§ 130A-38 - Dissolution of a district health department.

§ 130A-39 - Powers and duties of a local board of health.

§ 130A-40 - Appointment of local health director.

§ 130A-40.1 - Pilot program for nurse as health director.

§ 130A-41 - Powers and duties of local health director.

§ 130A-42 - Personnel records of district health departments.

§ 130A-43 - Consolidated human services agency; board; director.

§ 130A-45 - Title and purpose.

§ 130A-45.01 - Definitions.

§ 130A-45.02 - Creation of a public health authority.

§ 130A-45.1 - Membership of the public health authority board.

§ 130A-45.2 - Dissolution of a public health authority.

§ 130A-45.3 - Powers and duties of authority board.

§ 130A-45.4 - Appointment of a public health authority director.

§ 130A-45.5 - Powers and duties of a public health authority director.

§ 130A-45.6 - Boundaries of the authority.

§ 130A-45.7 - Medical review committee.

§ 130A-45.8 - Confidentiality of patient information.

§ 130A-45.9 - Confidentiality of personnel information.

§ 130A-45.10 - Confidentiality of credentialing information.

§ 130A-45.11 - Confidentiality of competitive health care information.

§ 130A-45.12 - Personnel.

§ 130A-45.13 - Authority to contract directly with private providers to operate billing system for county Medicaid claims.

§ 130A-47 - Creation by Commission.

§ 130A-48 - Procedure for incorporating district.

§ 130A-49 - Declaration that district exists; status of industrial villages within boundaries of district.

§ 130A-49.5 - Ethics.

§ 130A-50 - Election and terms of office of sanitary district boards.

§ 130A-51 - City governing body acting as sanitary district board.

§ 130A-52 - Special election if election not held in November of 1981.

§ 130A-52.1 - Action if 1983 election not held.

§ 130A-53 - Actions validated.

§ 130A-54 - Vacancy appointments to district boards.

§ 130A-55 - Corporate powers.

§ 130A-56 - Election of officers; board compensation.

§ 130A-57 - Power to condemn property.

§ 130A-58 - Construction of systems by corporations or individuals.

§ 130A-59 - Reports.

§ 130A-60 - Consideration of reports and adoption of a plan.

§ 130A-61 - Bonds and notes authorized.

§ 130A-62 - Annual budget; tax levy.

§ 130A-63 - Engineers to provide plans and supervise work; bids.

§ 130A-64 - Service charges and rates.

§ 130A-64.1 - Notice of new or increased charges and rates; public comment period.

§ 130A-65 - Liens for sewer service charges in sanitary districts not operating water distribution system; collection of charges; disconnection of sewer lines.

§ 130A-66 - Removal of member of board.

§ 130A-67 - Rights-of-way granted.

§ 130A-68 - Returns of elections.

§ 130A-69 - Procedure for extension of district.

§ 130A-70 - District and municipality extending boundaries and corporate limits simultaneously.

§ 130A-70.1 - Satellite annexation in conjunction with municipal annexation in certain sanitary districts.

§ 130A-71 - Procedure for withdrawing from district.

§ 130A-72 - Dissolution of certain sanitary districts.

§ 130A-73 - Dissolution of sanitary districts having no outstanding indebtedness and located wholly within or coterminous with corporate limits of city or town.

§ 130A-73.1 - Dissolution of sanitary districts having no outstanding indebtedness and located wholly within or coterminous with corporate limits of city or town.

§ 130A-74 - Validation of creation of districts.

§ 130A-75 - Validation of extension of boundaries of districts.

§ 130A-76 - Validation of dissolution of districts.

§ 130A-77 - Validation of bonds of districts.

§ 130A-78 - Tax levy for validated bonds.

§ 130A-79 - Validation of appointment or election of members of district boards.

§ 130A-80 - Merger of district with contiguous city or town; election.

§ 130A-80.1 - Merger of district with coterminous city or town; election.

§ 130A-80.2 - Merger of district with noncoterminous city or town it is contained wholly within; election.

§ 130A-80.3 - Merger of district with contiguous metropolitan water district.

§ 130A-81 - Incorporation of municipality and simultaneous dissolution of sanitary district, with transfer of assets and liabilities from the district to the municipality.

§ 130A-82 - Dissolution of sanitary districts; referendum.

§ 130A-83 - Merger of two contiguous sanitary districts.

§ 130A-84 - Withdrawal of water.

§ 130A-85 - Further dissolution procedures.