(1)The district and any subdistrict
thereof shall also have the following powers:
(a)To pay or otherwise defray and to contract to pay or defray, for any term
not exceeding seventy-five years, without an election, except as otherwise provided
in this article, the principal of, any prior redemption premiums due in connection
with, any interest on, and any other charges pertaining to any securities or other
obligations of the federal government, any subdistrict or the district, respectively,
any political subdivision, or any person which were incurred in connection with any
property thereof subsequently acquired by the district or any subdistrict and
relating to either's facilities;
(b)To establish, operate, and maintain facilities within the district or any
subdistrict or else
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(1) The district and any subdistrict
thereof shall also have the following powers:
(a) To pay or otherwise defray and to contract to pay or defray, for any term
not exceeding seventy-five years, without an election, except as otherwise provided
in this article, the principal of, any prior redemption premiums due in connection
with, any interest on, and any other charges pertaining to any securities or other
obligations of the federal government, any subdistrict or the district, respectively,
any political subdivision, or any person which were incurred in connection with any
property thereof subsequently acquired by the district or any subdistrict and
relating to either's facilities;
(b) To establish, operate, and maintain facilities within the district or any
subdistrict or elsewhere, across or along any public street, highway, bridge, or
viaduct or any other public right-of-way or in, upon, under, or over any vacant public
lands, which public lands now are, or may become, the property of a political
subdivision of this state, without first obtaining a franchise from the political
subdivision having jurisdiction over the same; but the district or subdistrict shall
cooperate with any political subdivision having such jurisdiction, shall promptly
restore any such public street, highway, bridge, or viaduct or any such other public
right-of-way to its former state of usefulness as nearly as may be and shall not use
the same in such manner as permanently to impair completely or materially the
usefulness thereof;
(c) To adopt, amend, repeal, enforce, and otherwise administer such
reasonable resolutions, rules, regulations, and orders as the district or subdistrict
shall deem necessary or convenient for the operation, maintenance, management,
government, and use of the facilities or any plan of water management of the
district or subdistrict, as the case may be, and any other facilities under its control,
whether situated within or without or both within and without the territorial limits of
the district or subdistrict; and
(d) (I) To adopt, amend, repeal, enforce, and otherwise administer under the
police power such reasonable resolutions, rules, regulations, and orders pertaining
to water or electric services performed by any person through the district's or
subdistrict's facilities, plan of water management, or pertaining to such facilities or
plans of the district or subdistrict, any political subdivision, or any person, or any
combination thereof, reasonably affecting the activities of the district or
subdistrict, directly or indirectly, as the board of directors may from time to time
deem necessary or convenient.
(II) No such resolution, rule, regulation, or order shall be adopted or amended
except by action of the board of directors on the behalf and in the name of the
district or subdistrict, respectively, after a public hearing thereon is held by the
board of directors, in connection with which any political subdivision owning or
authorizing any facilities comparable to facilities of the district or subdistrict, as the
case may be, whether therein or thereout, or both therein and thereout, and other
persons of interest have an opportunity to be heard, after mailed notice of the
hearing is given at least thirty days prior to the hearing by the secretary to each
such political subdivision wholly or partly within the district or subdistrict
proceeding under this article, and after notice of such hearing is given by
publication at least once a week for three consecutive weeks in at least one
newspaper of general circulation in the district or such subdistrict by the secretary
to persons of interest, both known and unknown, the first publication to be made at
least thirty days prior to the hearing.