This law section says that improvement districts can be set up inside other districts just like they are in irrigation districts. Once they are created, these improvement districts will operate in the same way as they do within irrigation districts.

The board of directors in a district has the same authority and duties as the board of directors in an irrigation district when it comes to creating and governing improvement districts.

This law gives the board the same authority over improvement districts as an irrigation district board has over distribution districts. Essentially, it means the board can manage and make decisions for improvement districts similarly to how an irrigation board handles distribution districts.

This section explains how assessments, which are like special fees, in an improvement district must be handled. These assessments should be levied, collected, and enforced similarly to how annual taxes are managed for that district. However, they should follow the specific procedures used for improvement districts or distribution districts within irrigation districts.