2015 Arizona Revised Statutes
Title 48 - Special Taxing Districts
§ 48-2816 Flood protection district divisions; directors; qualification of electors

48-2816. Flood protection district divisions; directors; qualification of electors

(Rpld. 1/1/16)

A. The board of supervisors shall order the district to be divided into three or five divisions, numbered consecutively and as nearly equal in size as practicable.

B. One director, who shall be an elector and a landowner in each division shall be elected for the division as provided in this article. In addition, if requested in the petition for organizing the district, three directors, who shall be electors and landowners in the district, shall be elected at large by the qualified electors of the district.

C. To be eligible to vote in a district election, a person must qualify under section 48-2609, except as otherwise provided by this section and subject to the following:

1. For the purpose of organizing a new flood protection district, the qualifications of electors are the same as provided by this chapter for the organization of drainage districts.

2. The administrator or executor of the estate of a deceased person, and the guardian of a minor or incompetent person who is appointed and qualified under the laws of this state, may register and cast the vote of the estate or person represented by the administrator or executor.

3. The officer or agent of a corporation in whose name title to property in the district on which it has paid taxes as shown on the most recent tax roll and who is designated and authorized by a resolution of the corporate board of directors is a qualified elector and may register and cast the vote of the corporation.

4. The general partner of a partnership in whose name title to property in the district on which it has paid taxes as shown on the most recent tax roll and who is designated and authorized in writing by all of the general partners is a qualified elector and may register and cast the vote of the partnership.

5. The trustee of a trust, or if there is more than one trustee, a trustee who is designated and authorized in writing by all of the trustees, in whose name title to property in the district on which it has paid taxes as shown on the most recent tax roll is a qualified elector and may register and cast the vote of the trust.