§ 101662 Authority Dissolution Process
This law lets the board of trustees decide to shut down an authority and tells them how to handle its money, property, and debts, while saying the county doesn’t have to take any of those on unless there’s a written deal.
A local park authority is no longer needed, so the board votes to close it, sells the park equipment, and pays off any loans the authority had.
The board can end the park authority, sell its stuff, pay what it owes, and the county isn’t forced to take over the park or its debts unless they sign a contract. Once the board tells the supervisors what happened, the supervisors cancel the law that created the park authority and it officially ends.
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§ 101662 Authority Dissolution Process
Last verified: January 11, 2026