139-14. Dividing large districts.
Whenever the Soil and Water Conservation Commission shall receive a petition from any board of district supervisors signed by all supervisors of such district, the Commission shall have the authority to divide such district into two or more districts. The governing bodies of the resulting districts shall be composed of supervisors in the same manner and in the same number as is provided in G.S. 139-6 and 139-7. Upon the creating of new districts through dividing an existing district under the provisions of this section, the Commission shall appoint all district supervisors necessary to give such district its full quota of supervisors who shall serve until regular supervisors are elected or appointed, as the case may be, at the time of the next regular election of supervisors. The Commission shall assign a name to each district resulting from the division of the district under the provisions of this section and do all other things necessary to complete the organization of such new districts and place them on an operating basis. (1947, c. 131, s. 8; 1973, c. 1262, s. 38.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 139 - Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Article 1 - General Provisions.
§ 139-2 - Legislative determinations, and declaration of policy.
§ 139-4 - Powers and duties of Soil and Water Conservation Commission generally.
§ 139-5 - Creation of soil and water conservation districts.
§ 139-6 - District board of supervisors elective members; certain duties.
§ 139-7.1 - Special revenue funds for the maintenance of conservation easements.
§ 139-7.2 - Training of elective and appointive district supervisors.
§ 139-8 - Powers of districts and supervisors.
§ 139-8.1 - Purposes of Chapter.
§ 139-8.2 - Certain information confidential.
§ 139-9 - Adoption of land-use regulations.
§ 139-10 - Enforcement of land-use regulations.
§ 139-12 - Cooperation between districts.
§ 139-13 - Discontinuance of districts.
§ 139-14 - Dividing large districts.
§ 139-15 - "County committeeman" construed to mean "county supervisor"; powers and duties.