North Carolina General Statutes
Article 4A - Extension of Corporate Limits.
§ 160A-58.58 - Assumption of debt.

160A-58.58. Assumption of debt.
(a) If the city has annexed any area which is served by a rural fire department and which is in an insurance district defined under G.S. 153A-233, a rural fire protection district under Article 3A of Chapter 69 of the General Statutes or a fire service district under Article 16 of Chapter 153A of the General Statutes, then upon the effective date of annexation if the city has not contracted with the rural fire department for fire protection, or when the rural fire department ceases to provide fire protection under contract, then the city shall pay annually a proportionate share of any payments due on any debt (including principal and interest) relating to facilities or equipment of the rural fire department, if the debt was existing at the time of adoption of the resolution of intent, with the payments in the same proportion that the assessed valuation of the area of the district annexed bears to the assessed valuation of the entire district on the date the annexation ordinance becomes effective or another date for valuation mutually agreed upon by the city and the fire department.
(b) The city and rural fire department shall jointly present a payment schedule to the Local Government Commission for approval and no payment may be made until such schedule is approved. (1983, c. 636, s. 23; 1998-150, s. 16; 2011-396, s. 3.)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 160A - Cities and Towns

Article 4A - Extension of Corporate Limits.

§ 160A-29 - Map of annexed area, copy of ordinance and election results recorded in the office of register of deeds.

§ 160A-30 - Surveys of proposed new areas.

§ 160A-31 - Annexation by petition.

§ 160A-31.1 - Assumption of debt.

§ 160A-49.1 - Recodified to G.S160A-58.57 by Session Laws 2011-396, s2, effective July 1, 2011.

§ 160A-49.2 - Recodified to G.S160A-58.58 by Session Laws 2011-396, s3, effective July 1, 2011.

§ 160A-49.3 - Recodified to G.S160A-58.59 by Session Laws 2011-396, s4, effective July 1, 2011.

§ 160A-51 - Recodified to G.S160A-58.61 by Session Laws 2011-396, s5, effective July 1, 2011.

§ 160A-52 - Recodified to G.S160A-58.62 by Session Laws 2011-396, s6, effective July 1, 2011.

§ 160A-58 - Definitions.

§ 160A-58.1 - Petition for annexation; standards.

§ 160A-58.2 - Public hearing.

§ 160A-58.2A - Assumption of debt.

§ 160A-58.3 - Annexed area subject to city taxes and debts.

§ 160A-58.4 - Extraterritorial powers.

§ 160A-58.5 - Special rates for water, sewer and other enterprises.

§ 160A-58.6 - Transition from satellite to primary corporate limits.

§ 160A-58.7 - Annexation of municipal property.

§ 160A-58.8 - Recording and Reporting.

§ 160A-58.9 - Effective date of certain annexation ordinances adopted from January 1, 1987, to August 3, 1987.

§ 160A-58.9A - Effective date of certain annexation ordinances adopted under Article 4A of Chapter 160A.

§ 160A-58.10 - Tax of newly annexed territory.

§ 160A-58.21 - Purpose.

§ 160A-58.22 - Definitions.

§ 160A-58.23 - Annexation agreements authorized.

§ 160A-58.24 - Contents of agreements; procedure.

§ 160A-58.25 - Effect of agreement.

§ 160A-58.26 - Part grants no annexation authority.

§ 160A-58.27 - Relief.

§ 160A-58.28 - Effect on prior local acts.

§ 160A-58.50 - Declaration of policy.

§ 160A-58.51 - Definitions.

§ 160A-58.52 - Authority to annex.

§ 160A-58.53 - Prerequisites to annexation.

§ 160A-58.54 - Character of area to be annexed.

§ 160A-58.55 - Procedure for annexation.

§ 160A-58.56 - Provision of water and sewer service.

§ 160A-58.57 - Contract with rural fire department.

§ 160A-58.58 - Assumption of debt.

§ 160A-58.59 - Contract with private solid waste collection firms.

§ 160A-58.60 - Appeal.

§ 160A-58.61 - Annexation recorded.

§ 160A-58.62 - Authorized expenditures.

§ 160A-58.63 - Population and land estimates.

§ 160A-58.64 - Referendum prior to involuntary annexation ordinance.

§ 160A-58.90 - Recording and Reporting.