HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(B) THE DISTRICT BOARD MAY BORROW FUNDS FROM ANY
SOURCE.

4B-4.

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHALL LEVY ANNUALLY UPON THE
PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE DISTRICT A SUM SUFFICIENT TO REPAY
WHATEVER BONDS ARE ISSUED BY THEM, THE FUNDS FROM WHICH ARE USED
FOR DISTRICT PURPOSES. THIS LEVY SHALL BE COLLECTED AS ALL OTHER
TAXES IN THE COUNTY ARE COLLECTED AND SHALL BE PAID OVER TO THE
COUNTY TREASURER FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF AMORTIZING THE BOND
ISSUE OR ISSUES SPECIFIED IN § 4A-3.

4B-5.

MONEY MAY NOT BE EXPENDED UNTIL THERE IS A BINDING AGREEMENT
THAT ALL PRIVATELY OWNED ROADS COMMONLY USED BY THE PUBLIC AT
LARGE ARE DEEDED TO THE COUNTY AFTER THEY HAVE BEEN BROUGHT UP TO
APPROPRIATE STANDARDS.

4B-6.

(A) ANY EMPLOYEE OR AGENT OF THE DISTRICT BOARD HAS THE
RIGHT OF ENTRY AT ALL REASONABLE HOURS UPON ANY PRIVATELY OWNED
LAND IN THE DISTRICT WHILE IN PURSUIT OF HIS OFFICIAL DUTIES UPON
FIRST PRESENTING PROPER CREDENTIALS FROM THE DISTRICT BOARD. ANY
RESTRAINT OR HINDRANCE OFFERED TO SUCH ENTRY BY ANY OWNER,
TENANTS, AGENT OF THE OWNER, OR OTHER PERSON IS PROHIBITED.

(B) ANY PERSON WHO VIOLATES THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION
IS GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR AND IS SUBJECT TO A FINE OF $100 FOR
EACH OCCURRENCE.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1984.

Approved May 8, 1984.

CHAPTER 279
(House Bill 1683)
AN ACT concerning

Code Revision - Terminology

FOR the purpose of directing the Division of Statutory Revision
of the Department of Legislative Reference to alter certain
terminology when certain laws are revised; making certain

           stylistic changes; equating certain terms; and generally

relating to any statutory revision of the workmen's
compensation laws.