The Coachella Valley Storm Water District of Riverside County was merged into the Coachella Valley County Water District on October 19, 1937, pursuant to Chapter 469 of the Statutes of 1937.
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Section § 33115
This law states that on October 19, 1937, the Coachella Valley Storm Water District in Riverside County was merged into the Coachella Valley County Water District as per Chapter 469 of the 1937 statutes.
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Section § 33116
This law explains that after a county water district merges, the surviving district will include all the land that was part of the district at the time of the merger. It will also include any land added or removed by legal procedures after the merger.
The surviving district comprises all land in the county water district at the time of the merger plus inclusions, and less exclusions, of land thereafter made pursuant to law.
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Section § 33117
This law section simply states that the name of the remaining district is Coachella Valley County Water District.
The name of the surviving district is Coachella Valley County Water District.
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Section § 33118
This law states that after a merger or reorganization, the remaining district continues to operate as a public agency under the state government.
The surviving district is a public agency of the State.
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Section § 33119
When two districts merge, the existing storm water district is dissolved, meaning it no longer exists. As a result, all the positions held by its trustees and officers are eliminated.
Upon the merger of the two districts the storm water district for all purposes ceased to exist, and the offices of its trustees and officers thereupon terminated.
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Section § 33120
When two county water districts combine, the people who are currently serving as directors and officers of the original district continue in their roles in the new, merged district.
Upon the merger the directors and officers of the county water district then in office constituted the directors and officers of the surviving district.
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Section § 33121
When two districts merge, the one that continues takes over all the properties, rights, and contracts from both districts involved.
Upon the merger the surviving district succeeded to all properties, rights and contracts of each of the two districts.
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