1999 Florida Code
TITLE XI COUNTY ORGANIZATION AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
Chapter 153 Water and Sewer Systems  
PART II COUNTY WATER AND SEWER DISTRICTS (ss. 153.50-153.88)
153.54   Preliminary report by county commissioners with respect to creation of proposed district.

153.54  Preliminary report by county commissioners with respect to creation of proposed district.--Upon receipt of a petition duly signed by not less than 25 qualified electors who are also freeholders residing within an area proposed to be incorporated into a water and sewer district pursuant to this law and describing in general terms the proposed boundaries of such proposed district, the board of county commissioners if it shall deem it necessary and advisable to create and establish such proposed district for the purpose of constructing, establishing or acquiring a water system or a sewer system or both in and for such district (herein called "improvements"), shall first cause a preliminary report to be made which such report together with any other relevant or pertinent matters, shall include at least the following:

(1)  A general description of the proposed improvements to be made in such district.

(2)  A general estimate of the cost of the proposed improvements.

(3)  The present condition of water and sewer facilities in the area comprising such proposed district.

(4)  Findings with respect to the necessity or reasonableness of the inclusion of lands proposed to be included within the district with reference to the benefits to be derived or able to be derived by such included lands from such proposed improvements, and the necessity or reasonableness of the exclusion of lands adjacent to or within such proposed district with reference to such benefits.

Such report shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court and shall be open for the inspection of any taxpayer, property owner, qualified elector or any other interested or affected person.

History.--s. 5, ch. 59-466.

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