7-3-3. Revision of commissioner districts after division of county.
Whenever the area of any county in this state has been altered by division or by the changing of its boundaries, it shall be the duty of the board of county commissioners of such county, at the first regular meeting thereafter, to establish commissioner districts in such county and fix the boundaries thereof in the manner provided by law for establishing commissioner districts and changing the boundaries thereof insofar as the same is applicable. Such commissioner districts so established and the boundaries so fixed shall remain as established and fixed until the same may be changed as provided by law. Whenever the organization of a new county results from such alteration, the same duty shall devolve upon the commissioners of the new county.
Source: SL 1915, ch 134; RC 1919, §5786; SDC 1939, §12.0415.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 03 - Division Of Counties
Section 7-3-1 - Petition for division of county--Contents and filing--Minimum size of new county.
Section 7-3-2 - Voters' approval of division--Name and organization of new county.
Section 7-3-3 - Revision of commissioner districts after division of county.
Section 7-3-6 - Sale of county bonds based on advertising and award before division.
Section 7-3-7 - Inventory and apportionment of assets and liabilities by auditor-general.
Section 7-3-8 - Auditor-general's report filed with county auditors--Conclusive evidence.
Section 7-3-10 - Auditor-general's apportionment final if no action brought.
Section 7-3-11 - Warrants issued for settlement of accounts between counties.
Section 7-3-12 - Expenses of auditor-general--Apportionment and payment by counties.
Section 7-3-13 - Transfer of books, records, and files relating exclusively to new county.
Section 7-3-17 - Transcript of records obtained by new county--Evidentiary value.
Section 7-3-20 - Affidavit as to transcription of all records.
Section 7-3-22 - County commissioners' discretion in transcription of records.