Delaware § 3506 Creation of the neighborhood improvement district management association

Delaware Statutes

§ 3506 — Creation of the neighborhood improvement district management association

Delaware § 3506

Title9

PartNew Castle County

Ch. 35New Castle County Neighborhood Improvement Districts

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Del. Code tit. 9, § 3506 (2026).

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(a)Association designated. — When the County approves a NID under this chapter, a NIDMA must be designated by the County to administer the enhanced services within the NID.

(b)Administration. —

(1)Each NID must be administered by a NIDMA.

(2)A NIDMA must be incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in this State.

(c)Powers. —A NIDMA created under this chapter has all the powers provided for in § 3507 upon the effective date of the county ordinance creating the NID.

(d)Board. — Each NIDMA must have an administrative board.

(1)The board must be comprised of either 3 or 5 voting members and at least 1 nonvoting member representing the County.

(2)Each NIDMA board must include a representative of the specially-assessed property owners located in the NID as 1 of the voting members of th

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(a)Association designated. —

When the County approves a NID under this chapter, a NIDMA must be designated by the County to administer the enhanced services within the NID.

(b)Administration. —(1) Each NID must be administered by a NIDMA.

(2) A NIDMA must be incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in this State.

(c)Powers. —A NIDMA created under this chapter has all the powers provided for in § 3507 upon the effective date of the county ordinance creating the NID.

(d)Board. —

Each NIDMA must have an administrative board.

(1) The board must be comprised of either 3 or 5 voting members and at least 1 nonvoting member representing the County.

(2) Each NIDMA board must include a representative of the specially-assessed property owners located in the NID as 1 of the voting members of the board.

(3) Board members of a NIDMA are not required to be residents of the NID.