43-732. CERTAIN LANDS MAY BE ASSESSED AT DIFFERENT AMOUNTS — ADDITIONAL SERVICE CHARGE. (1) Notwithstanding any provision of sections 43-701 and 43-1824, Idaho Code, to the contrary, an irrigation district which assesses land in the district under the provisions of chapters 7 and 18, title 43, Idaho Code, may assess any land within the district to which the district furnishes or supplies water for irrigation purposes which: (a) Lies above the level of the canals or ditches of the district and is irrigated by pumping by the landowner, or (b) Is irrigated by a partial, supplemental or intermittent supply of water from the district, or (c) Is irrigated by water of the district which is subject to prior use by other lands within the district; in such amount as the board determines to be just, taking into consideration the benefit to the land assessed and extra expenses, if any, of the landowner or holder, in using such water, but such amount may not exceed the amount assessed against irrigable acres lying below the level of the canals or ditches of the district.
(2) Notwithstanding any provisions of sections 43-701 and 43-1824, Idaho Code, to the contrary, an irrigation district which assesses land in the district under the provisions of chapters 7 and 18, title 43, Idaho Code, may, at the discretion of the board of directors, assess a service charge, in addition to the regular assessment, against subdivided and small tract lands that have appurtenant water rights and to which irrigation water is furnished or is available for delivery, when delivery of water to these lands requires operation, construction and maintenance costs substantially greater than operation, construction and maintenance costs involved in delivering water to the majority of other lands in the district. All such small tract or subdivided lands shall be placed in groupings of two (2) acres or less, or more than two (2) acres but not more than ten (10) acres, and each grouping shall be assessed as a single class.
History:
[43-732, as added by 1973, ch. 63, sec. 1, p. 104.]
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