Section § 53000

Explanation

This law allows the board to issue payment orders, known as warrants, to cover the district's debts. These debts arise from projects or tasks related to reclamation work. The board can also raise funds in advance based on expected future assessments for operating and maintaining these works.

The board may issue warrants drawn on the appropriate funds of the district to pay indebtedness of the district incurred in carrying out the works of reclamation and to raise money in anticipation of the collection of operation and maintenance assessment levies.

Section § 53001

Explanation

This law allows the board to issue demand warrants and time warrants while adhering to certain rules laid out in this part of the code.

The board may draw demand warrants or time warrants, subject to the provisions of this part.

Section § 53002

Explanation

This law explains that demand warrants are a type of financial document that must be paid immediately when requested, regardless of what the warrant is for.

Demand warrants are warrants, drawn for any purpose, which are payable upon demand.

Section § 53003

Explanation

This law explains that time warrants are a type of financial instrument linked to an operation and maintenance assessment, and they are scheduled to be paid at a future date specified in the warrant.

Time warrants are warrants, based upon an operation and maintenance assessment, payable at a specified future date expressed in the warrant.

Section § 53004

Explanation

This law specifies that the date written on a warrant is considered its official date.

The date of a warrant is the date inserted as such on the face of the warrant.