93. Termination of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
A multi-jurisdictional municipal service district terminates-
- automatically, when there is only one remaining participating municipality;
- by written agreement among all of the participating municipalities; or
- upon the termination date or the fulfillment of any condition for termination contained in the agreement establishing the district.
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- Preamble
- Chapter 1: Interpretation
- Chapter 2: Legal nature and rights and duties of municipalities
- Chapter 3: Functions and powers
- Chapter 4: Community participation
- Chapter 5: Integrated development planning
- Chapter 6: Performance management
- Chapter 7: Local public administration and human resources
- Chapter 8: Municipal services
- 73. General duty
- Part 1: Service tariffs
- Part 2: Provision of services
- Part 3: Service delivery agreements involving competitive bidding
- Part 4: Municipal service districts
- 85. Establishment of internal municipal service districts
- 86. Policy framework for internal municipal service district
- 87. Establishment of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 88. Minister requesting the establishment of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 89. Contents of agreements establishing multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 90. Legal status of governing bodies
- 91. Powers and duties of governing bodies of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 92. Control of governing bodies of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- 93. Termination of multi-jurisdictional municipal service districts
- Part 5: Regulations and guidelines
- Chapter 9: Credit control and debt collection
- Chapter 10: Provincial and National Monitoring and Standard Setting
- Chapter 11: Legal matters
- Chapter 12: Miscellaneous
- Schedule 1: Code of conduct for councillors
- Schedule 2: Code of conduct for municipal staff members
- Schedule 3: Legislation Amended
- Amendment no. 7 of 2011