North Carolina Statutes
§ 156-139 — Cleaning and draining of streams, etc., under supervision of governmental agencies
North Carolina § 156-139
JurisdictionNorth Carolina
Ch. 156Drainage
Art. 12Protection of Public Health
Subch. IVDRAINAGE BY COUNTIES
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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 156-139 (2026).
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When the board of commissioners of any county subject to the provisions of this Article shall, by resolution duly adopted, find as facts:
(i)that the cleaning out and draining of any portion of any nonnavigable stream, creek or swamp area in such county is necessary and/or desirable to protect and promote the health of the citizens of such county, and (ii) that the agricultural benefits which the lands along such stream or area might receive from such cleaning out and draining would be so negligible as not to justify the levying of any special assessments against such lands on account thereof, it may order, provide for, and accomplish the cleaning out and draining of such portion of such stream, creek or swamp area by, through, and under the supervision and jurisdiction of, the health dep
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Nearby Sections
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§ 156-1
Supplemental proceeding§ 156-10
Right to drain into canal§ 156-100
Sale of bonds§ 156-100.1
Sale of assessment anticipation notes§ 156-100.3
Sinking fund§ 156-101
Refunding bonds issued§ 156-102
Drainage bonds received as deposits§ 156-103
Assessment rolls prepared§ 156-104
Application of amendatory provisions of certain sections; amendment or reformation of proceedings§ 156-108
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