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~a §1JJA-2V CH. i59-i CGLis"Pico §1a3~ 22 ' County Bonds Not to Be Issued for c2oad township or local taxi, g district therein, upon purposes of Oae Township or 7aazng Dis- 'tae approval of the c°oter> of the particular trict. - While the builaing of public rows has district alone. and ~~thovt benefit to the others. "` been held a necessary axpense, applicatio& of Cossiissioaer of Johnston County v, Lacy, 17$ the principle mac noc be extended W instattces N C. 111, 9u S..E. d92 (191 i 1. ' ` where a statute requues the county to issue its Cited in P1ver Birch assocs. v. City of P.a- . bonds for road purposes to obtain aid fcr a lei~h. 336 N C. 100, 9&3 S E3d 539 ~ 1990 § la3A-20. lYlap of electoral districts. If a county is dvided into electoral districts for the purpose of nomi~zating or electing persons to the board of commissioners, the current boundaries of the electoral districts shaIl at all times be.drawn on a map, or set out in a written description, or shown by a combination of these techniques. This current delineation shall be available for public inspection in the office of the clerk. 11973, c. 822, s.. l.) § la"3.~-21: Repealed by Session Laws 1913, c, 88?. Editor's Note. -Session Laws 1915, c. 399, applicable oily to Robeson County; reenacted this section. § 153,.-22. Redefining electoral district boundaries. (a) If a couniy is divided into electoral districts for the purpose of nominat- ing or electing persons to the boazd of commissioners, the board of commis- sioners may find as a fact whether there is substantial inequality ofpopulation among the districts. (b) If the board finds tl-.at ther=_ is substantial inequality of population among the districts, it may 6y resolution redefine the electoral districts. (c) Redefined electoral districts shall be so drawn that the quotients obtained by di•~iding the pppulatien of each district by the number of commis- ,. sioners apportioned to the district are as nearly equal as practicable, and each district shall be composed of territory w2thin a continuous boundary. (d) No change in the boundaries of an electoral district may affect the unexpired term of office of a commissioner residing in the district and serving on the board on the effective date of the resolution. If the terms of ofce of members of the board do not all expire at the same time, the resolution shall state which seats are to be filled at the icitial election held under the resolution. (.e) A resolution adopted pursuant to this section shall be the basis of ' electing persons to the board of commissioners at the first general election for members of the board of commissioners occurring after the resolution's effective date, and thereafter. A resolution becomes effective upon its adoption, `-' unless it is adopted during the period beginning 1~0 days before the day of a < primary and ending on the day of the next succeeding general election for membership on the board of commissioners, in which case it becomes effective ' on the first day after the end of the period. (fl Not later than 10 days after the day on which a resolution becomes effective, the clerk shall file in the Secretary of State's office, in the office of the registar of deeds of the county, and with the chairman of the county boazd of elections, a certified copy of the resolution, (;) This section shall not apply to counties whore under G.S. 153A-58(3)d. or under public or local act, districts are for residence purposes on13; and the 912