§ 5840 Harbor District Formation Requirements
This law says the board of supervisors must write down the basic facts about any new harbor district they’re approving, like its name, the harbor’s name, the area it covers, what will be built, and how much it will cost.
A coastal town wants to set up a new fishing harbor district. The board has to list the district’s name, the harbor’s common name, draw the exact lines of the area, describe the new docks and fish‑processing buildings, and give a cost estimate.
When the town asks for the new district, the board will record all those details so everyone knows exactly what’s being created and how much money is needed.
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§ 5840 Harbor District Formation Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026