§ 14-386-109. No boundary fences for adjoining districts
(a) In all cases where two (2) or more fence or no-fence districts adjoin at one (1) or more points, it shall be unnecessary for the districts to construct or maintain a boundary fence at the points where the districts adjoin each other. The terms “fence district” and “no-fence district” shall mean any territory within […]
§ 14-386-110. Removal of fence in adjoining districts
(a) In any fencing district or no-fence district created, whether under a special act or the general laws of the State of Arkansas, where any such district shall be adjoined either before or after the construction of its boundary fence by any other fencing or no-fence district in the same or any other county, if […]
§ 14-386-111. Use of existing fences
(a) If in the construction of the fence of a fencing district any owner of land in the district shall be found to have built a fence which may be profitably made a part of the general fence for the district, being as good as that required by the system determined upon by the fencing […]
§ 14-386-112. Navigable stream as lawful fence
Where the boundary of any fencing district shall lie along the bank of a navigable stream, and any other watercourse flows into the stream across the boundary with such force as to render it impracticable to maintain watergaps, the distance from bank to bank of the watercourse shall be deemed and held to be a […]
§ 14-386-113. Assessment not required
If each landowner in a fencing district shall build and maintain his proportionate share of the fence required to make a good and lawful fence for the district in accordance with the plan determined upon by the fencing board, the assessment provided for in this chapter need not be made or collected.
§ 14-386-114. Railroads subject to tax
(a) Every railroad company, foreign or domestic, doing business in this state and having any part of its real property situated wholly or in part in any fencing district formed in this state, whether it is formed under general or special law, shall be required to pay taxes for the benefit of any such district. […]
§ 14-386-115. Order of assessment
(a) (1) As soon as the fencing board shall have formed its plan and shall have ascertained the cost of the fencing, it shall report it to the county court, which shall at once, by order, assess the cost upon the land in the district, assessing each parcel of land according to its value as […]
§ 14-386-116. Publication of order — Contest
(a) Within seven (7) days from the making of the order mentioned in § 14-386-115, the county clerk shall publish a copy of it in some newspaper published in the county one (1) time if a newspaper is published in the county; and if not, then by posting the copy at the courthouse door, and […]
§ 14-386-101. Definition
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, “land” has the same meaning and signification as are attached to the words “real property” in the act providing for the collection of state, county, and city revenue.
§ 14-386-117. Delivery of assessment to collector
(a) Immediately after making the order, the county clerk shall: (1) Make out, at the expense of the fencing district, a copy of so much of the last assessment made by the county assessor as contains the description and valuation of the land situated in the district; (2) Extend against each parcel of land on […]