Section 40-37-19 – Request for information by secretary.
40-37-19. Request for information by secretary. The secretary of agriculture and natural resources may call upon any district board, or upon any county treasurer, for information concerning the administration of this chapter in any predatory control district. Source: SL 1974, ch 275, §10; SL 1982, ch 15, §8; SL 2021, ch 1 (Ex. Ord. 21-3), […]
Section 40-37-15 – Tax levy not authorized on class of livestock without petition by majority of owners.
40-37-15. Tax levy not authorized on class of livestock without petition by majority of owners. Nothing in this chapter shall authorize the levy of taxes against any class of livestock, fifty-one percent of the resident owners of which have not petitioned for inclusion in the predator control district pursuant to §40-37-1 or 40-37-3. Source: SL […]
Section 40-37-16 – Acceptance of voluntary donations and appropriations.
40-37-16. Acceptance of voluntary donations and appropriations. The board of directors may receive voluntary donations and appropriations. Source: SL 1974, ch 275, §17.
Section 40-37-17 – Collection and payment to district of control district taxes–Credit to control district fund.
40-37-17. Collection and payment to district of control district taxes–Credit to control district fund. The proper tax collecting officials shall collect all predator control district taxes, together with interest and penalty thereon, if any, in the same manner as the general taxes are collected, and shall pay over to the predator control district secretary-treasurer on […]
Section 40-37-18 – Records kept by secretary-treasurers–Public inspection.
40-37-18. Records kept by secretary-treasurers–Public inspection. The secretary-treasurer of each predator control district shall keep accurate records of the proceedings of the board of directors and of all receipts and disbursements of district funds. Such records shall be open to public inspection. Source: SL 1974, ch 275, §9.
Section 40-37-5 – First district meeting–Notice to livestock owners–Appointment of chairman and secretary.
40-37-5. First district meeting–Notice to livestock owners–Appointment of chairman and secretary. The first meeting of the livestock owners in the district shall be called in the following manner: The director of equalization of each county within the district shall, within thirty days of the formation of the district, prepare from the county livestock census, as […]
Section 40-37-6 – Selection of district officers–Called meetings of directors–Quorum–No compensation.
40-37-6. Selection of district officers–Called meetings of directors–Quorum–No compensation. Directors of predatory animal districts, elected at meetings called and held as provided in §40-37-5, shall immediately after the adjournment of said meeting organize by choosing from their number a president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. Subsequent meetings of said board shall be called by the president upon […]
Section 40-37-7 – Annual district meetings–Notice to livestock owners on revised list.
40-37-7. Annual district meetings–Notice to livestock owners on revised list. Annual meetings for the election of members of boards of directors of predator control districts, shall, after the first meeting, be called by the president of each board, after procuring from the county director of equalization within his district a revised and corrected list of […]
Section 40-37-8 – Election of directors–Voting–Terms of office.
40-37-8. Election of directors–Voting–Terms of office. Each director shall be elected at the district meeting for a term of three years. No more than three directors shall be elected annually. Each sole resident owner of livestock, whether an individual, corporation, or partnership shall be entitled to one vote at the district meeting. All vacancies on […]
Section 40-37-9 – Powers of district board of directors.
40-37-9. Powers of district board of directors. The board of directors of each predator control district is hereby authorized to appoint and pay employees, to bounty predatory animals, to make contracts, and to enter into agreements with agencies of federal or state governments or with local governments. Source: SL 1974, ch 275, §7.