38 Orders subdividing a district for the purposes of raising expenses
Land Drainage Act 1991 (1991 c 59) | Legislation

Division of district for purposes of drainage rates and special levies

38  Orders subdividing a district for the purposes of raising expenses

(1)     A drainage board for an internal drainage district, after consultation with the [appropriate supervisory body], may—

(a)     for the purpose of levying differential drainage rates or issuing differential special levies, from time to time by order divide that district into sub-districts; and

(b)     if, having regard to all the circumstances, they think that it is just to do so, exercise their powers, under Chapter II of this Part or any regulations made under section 75 of the Local Government Finance Act 1988, to make and levy differential drainage rates or issue differential special levies.

(2)     Any order made under this section in respect of an internal drainage district may determine the proportions of the expenses of the drainage board for that district

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