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North Carolina

Chapter 156 — Drainage
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Part 2.
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Article 2.
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Article 4.
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Article 6.
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Article 7.
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Article 7A.
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Article 7B.
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Article 8.
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Article 9.
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Article 10.
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Article 11.
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Chapter 156.
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§ 156-2. Petition filed; commissioners appointed.
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§ 156-3. Duty of commissioners.
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§ 156-4. Report and confirmation; easement acquired; exceptions.
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§ 156-5. Width of right-of-way for repairs.
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§ 156-6. Right of owner to fence; entry for repairs.
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§ 156-7. Earth for construction of dam; removal of dam.
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§ 156-8. Earth from canal removed or leveled.
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§ 156-9. No drain opened within 30 feet.
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§ 156-10. Right to drain into canal.
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§ 156-11. Expense of repairs apportioned.
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§ 156-12. Notice of making repairs.
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§ 156-13. Judgment against owner in default; lien.
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§ 156-14. Subsequent owners bound.
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§ 156-15. Amount of contribution for repair ascertained.
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§ 156-16. Petition by servient owner against dominant owner.
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§ 156-17. Commissioners to examine lands and make report.
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§ 156-18. Cost of repairs enforced by judgment.
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§ 156-19. Obstructing canal or ditch dug under agreement.
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§ 156-20. Right of dominant owner to repair.
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§ 156-21. Canal maintained for seven years presumed a necessity; drainage assessments declared liens.
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§ 156-22. Supplemental assessments to make up deficiency; vacancy appointments of assessment jurors.
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§ 156-23. Easement of drainage surrendered.
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§ 156-24. Obstructing drain cut by consent.
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§ 156-25. Protection of canals, ditches, and natural drains.
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§ 156-27. Recovery for benefits; payment of damages.
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§ 156-28. Notice to landowners; assessments made by viewers.
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§ 156-29. Report filed; appeal and jury trial.
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§ 156-30. Confirmation of report.
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§ 156-31. Payment in installments.
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§ 156-33. Duty of board; refusal to comply with their requirements misdemeanor.
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§ 156-34. Report filed.
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§ 156-35. Owners to keep ditch open.
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§ 156-36. Compensation of board.
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§ 156-38. Commissioners appointed; report required.
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§ 156-39. Surveyor employed.
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§ 156-40. Confirmation of report.
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§ 156-41. Proprietors become a corporation.
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§ 156-42. Organization; corporate name, officers and powers.
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§ 156-43. Incorporation of canal already constructed; commissioners; reports.
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§ 156-45. Shareholders to pay assessments.
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§ 156-46. Payment of dues entitles to use of canal.
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§ 156-47. Rights of infant owners protected.
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§ 156-48. Compensation for damage to lands.
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§ 156-49. Dissolution of corporation.
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§ 156-50. Laborer's lien for work on canal.
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§ 156-51. Penalty for nonpayment of assessments.
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§ 156-52. Corporation authorized to issue bonds.
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§ 156-53. Payment of bonds enforced.
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§ 156-55. Venue; special proceedings.
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§ 156-56. Petition filed.
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§ 156-57. Bond filed and summons issued.
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§ 156-58. Publication in case of unknown owners.
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§ 156-59. Board of viewers appointed by clerk.
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§ 156-60. Attorney for petitioners.
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§ 156-61. Estimate of expense and manner of payment; advancement of funds and repayment from assessments.
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§ 156-62. Examination of lands and preliminary report.
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§ 156-63. First hearing of preliminary report.
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§ 156-64. Notice of further hearing.
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§ 156-65. Further hearing, and district established.
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§ 156-66. Right of appeal.
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§ 156-67. Condemnation of land.
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§ 156-68. Complete survey ordered.
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§ 156-69. Nature of the survey; conservation and replacement of fish and wildlife habitat; structures to control and store water.
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§ 156-70. Assessment of damages.
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§ 156-70.1. When title deemed acquired for purpose of easements or rights-of-way; notice to landowner; claim for compensation; appeal.
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§ 156-71. Classification of lands and benefits.
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§ 156-72. Extension of time for report.
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§ 156-73. Final report filed; notice of hearing.
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§ 156-74. Adjudication upon final report.
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§ 156-75. Appeal from final hearing.
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§ 156-76. Compensation of board of viewers.
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§ 156-77. Account of expenses filed.
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§ 156-78. Drainage record.
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§ 156-78.1. Municipalities.
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§ 156-80. Name of districts.
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§ 156-81. Appointment and organization under amended act.
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§ 156-81.1. Treasurer.
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§ 156-82. Validation of election of members of drainage commission.
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§ 156-82.1. Duties and powers of the board of drainage commissioners.
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§ 156-82.2. Appointment of drainage commissioners.
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§ 156-82.3. Validation of previous actions.
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§ 156-84. Letting contracts.
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§ 156-85. Monthly estimates for work and payments thereon; final payment.
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§ 156-86. Failure of contractors; reletting.
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§ 156-87. Right to enter upon lands; removal of timber.
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§ 156-88. Drainage across public or private ways.
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§ 156-89. Drainage across railroads; procedure.
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§ 156-90. Notice to railroad.
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§ 156-91. Manner of construction across railroad.
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§ 156-92. Control and repairs by drainage commissioners.
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§ 156-93. Construction of lateral drains.
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§ 156-93.3. Extension of boundaries.
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§ 156-93.4. Coordination of proceedings under §§ 156-93.2 and 156-93.3.
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§ 156-93.5. Assessments and bonds for improvement, renovation, enlargement and extension.
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§ 156-93.6. Rights-of-way and easements for existing districts.
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§ 156-93.7. Existing districts may act together to extend boundaries within watershed.
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§ 156-95. Assessment and payment; notice of bond issue.
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§ 156-96. Failure to pay deemed consent to bond issue.
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§ 156-97. Bonds issued.
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§ 156-97.1. Issuance of assessment anticipation notes.
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§ 156-98. Form of bonds and notes; excess assessment.
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§ 156-99. Application of funds; holder's remedy.
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§ 156-100. Sale of bonds.
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§ 156-100.1. Sale of assessment anticipation notes.
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§ 156-100.2. Payment of assessments which become liens after original bond issue.
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§ 156-100.3. Sinking fund.
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§ 156-101. Refunding bonds issued.
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§ 156-102. Drainage bonds received as deposits.
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§ 156-103. Assessment rolls prepared.
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§ 156-104. Application of amendatory provisions of certain sections; amendment or reformation of proceedings.
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§ 156-105. Assessment lien; collection; sale of land.
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§ 156-106. Assessment not collectible out of other property of delinquent.
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§ 156-107. Sheriff in good faith selling property for assessment not liable for irregularity.
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§ 156-108. Receipt books prepared.
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§ 156-109. Receipt books where lands in two or more counties.
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§ 156-110. Authority to collect arrears.
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§ 156-111. Sheriff to make monthly settlements; penalty.
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§ 156-112. Duty of treasurer to make payment; penalty.
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§ 156-113. Fees for collection and disbursement.
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§ 156-114. Conveyance of land; change in assessment roll; procedure.
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§ 156-115. Warranty in deed runs to purchaser who pays assessment.
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§ 156-116. Modification of assessments.
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§ 156-117. Subdistricts formed.
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§§ 156-118 through 156-120.
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§ 156-121. Redress to dissatisfied landowners.
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§ 156-122. Increase to extinguish debt.
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§ 156-123. Proceedings as for original bond issue.
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§ 156-124. No drainage assessments for original object may be levied on property when once paid in full.
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§ 156-124.1. Repealed by Session Laws 1961, c.
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§ 156-126. Extension of adjusted installments.
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§ 156-127. Special fund set up; distribution of collections.
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§ 156-128. Approval of adjustments by Local Government Commission.
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§ 156-129. Amount of assessments limited; reassessments regulated.
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§ 156-131. Annual report.
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§ 156-132. Penalty for failure.
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§ 156-133. Auditor appointed; duties; compensation.
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§ 156-134. Duties of the auditor.
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§ 156-135.1. Investment of surplus funds.
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§ 156-136. Removal of officers.
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§ 156-137. Local drainage laws not affected.
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§ 156-138. Punishment for violating law as to drainage districts.
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§ 156-138.1. Acquisition and disposition of lands; lease to or from federal or State government or agency thereof.
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§ 156-138.2. Meaning of "majority of resident landowners" and "owners of three fifths of land area."…
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§ 156-138.3. Notice.
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§ 156-138.4. Procedures to be followed in connection with drainage projects that involve channelization.
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§ 156-140. Tax levy.
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§ 156-141. Article applicable to certain counties only.
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SUBCHAPTER II.
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SUBCHAPTER III.
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SUBCHAPTER IV.
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