Iowa § 358.30 Annexation of land by a city — compensation

Iowa Statutes

§ 358.30 — Annexation of land by a city — compensation

Iowa § 358.30

Title IXLOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 358SANITARY DISTRICTS

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Iowa Code § 358.30 (2026).

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Asanitarydistrictshallbefairlycompensatedforlossesresultingfromannexationbyacity.
The governing body of a city or city utility and the board of trustees of the sanitary district
may agree to terms which provide that the facilities owned by the sanitary district and located
within the city shall be retained by the sanitary district for the purpose of sanitary service
to customers outside the city. If an agreement is not reached within ninety days, the issues
may be submitted to arbitration. If submitted, an arbitrator shall be selected by a committee
which includes one member of the governing body of the city or its designee, one member
of the sanitary district’s board of trustees or its designee, and a disinterested party selected
by the other two members of the committee. A list of qualif

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Asanitarydistrictshallbefairlycompensatedforlossesresultingfromannexationbyacity.
The governing body of a city or city utility and the board of trustees of the sanitary district
may agree to terms which provide that the facilities owned by the sanitary district and located
within the city shall be retained by the sanitary district for the purpose of sanitary service
to customers outside the city. If an agreement is not reached within ninety days, the issues
may be submitted to arbitration. If submitted, an arbitrator shall be selected by a committee
which includes one member of the governing body of the city or its designee, one member
of the sanitary district’s board of trustees or its designee, and a disinterested party selected
by the other two members of the committee. A list of qualified arbitrators may be obtained
from the American arbitration association or another recognized arbitration organization or
association.