§ 19401 Library District Boundaries

• •A library district can cover cities, towns, or land that isn't part of a city.
• •The land in the district must all be connected—no random separate pieces.
• •You can't split a city in half; the whole city must be in or out of the district.

A small town and the farmland around it want to share one library system.

They can do this if the town and farms are next to each other. But if there's another town in the middle, they can't skip it—the whole middle town has to be included too.