HRS §180-10
Adding land to an existing irrigation district
This section explains how to ask the state to add land to an existing irrigation district. You file a petition with the Department of Land and Natural Resources, and the same steps as forming a new district apply. If fewer than 25 land occupiers are in the area, a majority of them can sign the petition and no vote is needed.
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The statute, as written — Adding territory; petition
Petitions for adding territory to an existing district may be filed with the department of land and natural resources and the proceedings herein provided for the organization of a district shall be observed in such case. Where the number of land occupier votes in the area proposed to be added is less than twenty-five, the petition may be filed when signed by a majority of such occupiers and in such case no referendum need be held.
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