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§ 51-39-29. Power of eminent domain

The governing body of a member may exercise the power of eminent domain, upon written request of the board of commissioners, for the particular purpose of the acquisition of property for the district’s storm water management system. The power of eminent domain shall be exercised as provided in Chapter 27, Title 11, Mississippi Code of […]

§ 51-39-33. Storm water management plan

The district may at the direction of the governing bodies of the participating units of local government submit a storm water management plan as required state or federal environmental rules and regulations. The district may also provide services and facilities for implementation of the storm water management plan.

§ 51-39-3. Legislative findings and declarations

The Legislature hereby finds and declares that: Storm water may contain contaminants which can degrade surface water quality; Due to the volume of water and the rate of flow, storm water runoff can pose a flood hazard to public and private property; The proper management of storm water is of concern to all citizens and […]

§ 51-39-5. Definitions

Whenever used in this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings ascribed in this section unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: “Board” means the board of commissioners of a district. “Cost of project” means: All costs of site preparation and other start-up costs; All costs of construction; All costs of real and […]

§ 51-39-7. Creation of storm water management district; resolution

Any single unit of local government or any combination of units of local government may create a district. If any unit of local government is located within an existing district, then the unit of local government shall petition the district to provide a service or function needed by the petitioning unit, if the service or […]

§ 51-39-39. Filing of financial reports

Within ninety (90) days after the close of each fiscal year, the board of commissioners shall publish in a newspaper of general circulation in the county a sworn statement showing the financial condition of the district. The statement shall also be filed with the governing body of each member of the district.