Kansas § 82a-643 Same; administration of property; powers of consolidated district; payment of revenue bonds, notes or other liabilities

Kansas Statutes

§ 82a-643 — Same; administration of property; powers of consolidated district; payment of revenue bonds, notes or other liabilities

Kansas·Ch. 82a WATERS AND WATERCOURSES·Art. 6 WATER DISTRICTS

At the time of the effective date of the consolidation, all the property of the original districts shall be combined and administered as one unit, and the consolidated district shall thereupon be invested with all the property benefits, franchises and privileges of the districts consolidated by the order and shall have all the powers of rural water districts. All revenue bonds, promissory notes or other liabilities theretofore incurred by any of the districts consolidated by the order shall be paid in accordance with the terms thereof only from revenues derived from the services and facilities of the original district unless the same have been approved for payment by the consolidated district in accordance with K.S.A. 82a-640.

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At the time of the effective date of the consolidation, all the property of the original districts shall be combined and administered as one unit, and the consolidated district shall thereupon be invested with all the property benefits, franchises and privileges of the districts consolidated by the order and shall have all the powers of rural water districts. All revenue bonds, promissory notes or other liabilities theretofore incurred by any of the districts consolidated by the order shall be paid in accordance with the terms thereof only from revenues derived from the services and facilities of the original district unless the same have been approved for payment by the consolidated district in accordance with K.S.A. 82a-640.

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