Section 40-2305 – PERSONAL DELIVERY DEVICES.
40-2305. PERSONAL DELIVERY DEVICES. (1) Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, a personal delivery device as defined in section 49-117, Idaho Code, is authorized to operate on sidewalks, crosswalks, and the sides or berms of highways; provided, however, that this section does not restrict a county, municipality, or highway district from otherwise adopting […]
Section 40-2322 – CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR OF BRIDGES AND CULVERTS BY DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS.
40-2322. CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR OF BRIDGES AND CULVERTS BY DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS. If any person owning or having ditches across any public highway, fails or neglects to build bridges or culverts over them as required, or to keep them, or the public highway in good repair, it is the duty of the director of highways […]
Section 40-2306 – FELLING TREE INTO HIGHWAY — PENALTY.
40-2306. FELLING TREE INTO HIGHWAY — PENALTY. Whoever cuts down a tree so that it falls upon a highway shall remove the tree, and is liable to a penalty of ten dollars ($10.00) for every day the tree remains on the highway. History: [40-2306, added 1985, ch. 253, sec. 2, p. 694.]
Section 40-2323 – ABATEMENT OF FLOODING OF HIGHWAYS — RIGHT OF ENTRY — COURT ACTION FOR ABATEMENT.
40-2323. ABATEMENT OF FLOODING OF HIGHWAYS — RIGHT OF ENTRY — COURT ACTION FOR ABATEMENT. (1) If the owner or occupant of land lying adjacent to or near any highway laid out or constructed, or any other person, shall maintain or cause to be maintained, or allow any dam, dike, or levee across any swale, […]
Section 40-2307 – REMOVAL OF FALLEN TREES.
40-2307. REMOVAL OF FALLEN TREES. Any person may notify the occupant or owner of any land from which a tree or other obstruction has fallen upon any highway to remove the tree or obstruction. If it is not removed, the owner or occupant is liable to a penalty of ten dollars ($10.00) for every day […]
Section 40-2308 – CORPORATIONS MAY LAY TRACKS AND WATER MAINS.
40-2308. CORPORATIONS MAY LAY TRACKS AND WATER MAINS. Every gas, water, or railroad corporation has the power to lay conductors and tracks through the public ways and squares in any city with the consent of the city authorities, and under reasonable regulations and for just compensation, as the city authorities and the law prescribe. History: […]
Section 40-2206 – NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT — ESTABLISHMENT OF SUBDISTRICTS.
40-2206. NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT — ESTABLISHMENT OF SUBDISTRICTS. When the commissioners of the existing highway district order the establishment of a new highway district, they shall have the duty to name the new highway district and to divide the new highway district into three (3) subdistricts, as nearly equal in population, area and mileage as […]
Section 40-2207 – FIRST COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT.
40-2207. FIRST COMMISSIONERS OF NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The existing highway district commissioners shall appoint a qualified elector to serve as a highway district commissioner for each of the subdistricts of the new highway district. The commissioners shall provide each of the commissioners appointed to the new highway district with a certificate of appointment. Each appointed […]
Section 40-2208 – ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT.
40-2208. ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF NEW HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The newly organized highway district shall be organized and operated in accordance with the provisions of chapter 13, title 40, Idaho Code, except for the provisions of sections 40-1323, 40-1333 and 40-1334, Idaho Code. All of the public highways, public rights-of-way and public streets located within the […]
Section 40-2209 – EFFECT OF DETACHMENT OF TERRITORY — APPORTIONMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
40-2209. EFFECT OF DETACHMENT OF TERRITORY — APPORTIONMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS. The detachment of territory from the district shall be deemed to relate only to the operations of the district subsequent to the order of detachment. Territory detached and all taxable property in that territory shall be and remain liable for the proportionate share of all […]