24-652. Same; care and sale of property. Whenever the board of supervisors of any drainage district adopts a resolution to disorganize and dissolve such drainage district in accordance with the provisions of this act the adoption of such resolution shall not change or alter the rights of any creditor or claimant of the district, nor the rights of the drainage district against any party, nor any cause of action against or in favor of such district, but all such shall survive in favor of or against the board of trustees. Upon the adoption of such disorganization resolution the title to all property of the drainage district of whatsoever kind or character including the engineer's survey, findings, reports, and all maps and plats of the district, and all blueprints of proposed and suggested improvements and all other information obtained by the drainage district through any of its agents, engineers or other employees, pertaining to the physical characteristics of the district shall vest immediately in the said board of trustees for the benefit of the owners of land within the drainage district.
The board of trustees shall collect and acquire all such property and assets of the district and preserve the same, and shall have authority, without court order, to sell or contract to sell any part or all of such assets and property upon such conditions and for such consideration as the board of trustees shall deem advisable. All proceeds from the sale of any such property and assets shall be applied by the board of trustees upon the payment of the indebtedness of the drainage district.
History: L. 1929, ch. 175, § 6; May 28.
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