§ 46A-5-1 Use of water and property for irrigation of lands–Public use–Regulation and controlby state
§ 46A-5-2 Resolution of board of directors–General plan of proposed operation, contents
§ 46A-5-3 Determination of construction costs by board of directors–Examinations andsurveys–Surveys, maps, plans, and estimates, certification by irrigation engineer
§ 46A-5-4 Determination of funds required–Authorization, issuance, and sale of bonds–Election–Amount of bonds
§ 46A-5-4.1 Eligibility to vote in bond election
§ 46A-5-5 Contract with United States for construction, operation, and maintenance of works–Bonds not deposited in connection therewith, issuance unnecessary–Issuance ofbonds for funds in
§ 46A-5-6 Location of line of canal and branches–Purchase or condemnation of property
§ 46A-5-7 Construction of works for collection and distribution of water–Furnishing of waterfor irrigation
§ 46A-5-8 Right-of-way for laterals–Duties of board of directors–Eminent domain
§ 46A-5-9 Right-of-way for works for collection of water over state lands and waters
§ 46A-5-10 Construction of works across streams, watercourses, highways, and railways
§ 46A-5-11 Property acquired for project–Title vested in district–Management by board ofdirectors
§ 46A-5-12 Acquisition of property–Actions and proceedings by and against district
§ 46A-5-13 Adoption of plan of works–Notice of plan and call for bids–Publication–Contents
§ 46A-5-14 Contractor’s bond–Sureties–Approval by board of directors–Terms
§ 46A-5-15 Work done under engineer–Approval by board of directors
§ 46A-5-16 Contracts for material–Lowest responsible bidder–Security for bid, amount,forfeiture
§ 46A-5-17 Bids unnecessary for contract with United States
§ 46A-5-18 Contracts with United States concerning federal reclamation acts and water supply
§ 46A-5-19 Deposit of district bonds as security for federal contract
§ 46A-5-20 District bonds not deposited as security for federal contract
§ 46A-5-21 District appointment as fiscal agent of United States–Collection of money for federalreclamation projects
§ 46A-5-23 Flow of water through ditches and canals at full capacity
§ 46A-5-24 Measuring devices, placement–System for interchange of water–Duties of board ofdirectors
§ 46A-5-25 Apportionment of water by board
§ 46A-5-26 Liability for negligence in delivering or failure to deliver water–Notice to districtchair–Time for service of notice and action
§ 46A-5-27 Diversion of water from channel unauthorized without payment of justcompensation
§ 46A-5-28 Appropriation from district general fund for advertising
§ 46A-5-29 General fund of district–Appropriation by board of directors for support of countyfair, maximum amount
§ 46A-5-31 Contract to supply water to users for nonirrigation purposes–Authority of district toenter
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 46A > Chapter 5 - Irrigation District Projects and Operations

  • Appropriation: The provision of funds, through an annual appropriations act or a permanent law, for federal agencies to make payments out of the Treasury for specified purposes. The formal federal spending process consists of two sequential steps: authorization
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