FormationResolution
Section § 22151
If a county wants to create or join a district, its board of supervisors must first pass a resolution indicating their intention to do so.
Section § 22152
This law outlines what needs to be included in a resolution to create a new district. The resolution must state the intent to form the district, define its boundaries, and give the district a name. It must also specify when and where a hearing will take place for any objections to the district's formation, with a notice period of at least 30 days. Additionally, the resolution needs to identify the newspaper where the resolution will be published.
Section § 22153
This law states that when a board of supervisors adopts a resolution, it must be published in a local newspaper as part of the process for informing the public. This publication needs to happen at least 20 days before a hearing occurs and serves as the official notice of the hearing. The board may choose to publish the resolution in more than one newspaper if they wish.