South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 74 - Department of Environment And Natural Resources › Article 74:05 - Water development › Chapter 74:05:05 - Director areas in water development districts › Section 74:05:05:16 - James River water development district director areas

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The director areas of the James River water development district are as
	 follows:
(1) Director 1: representing
  Aberdeen voting districts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7; those portions of voting district
  12 East Aberdeen Township that are contained by voting district 7 Aberdeen, and
  south of 131st Street or
  24th Avenue Northwest; and those portions of voting
  district 16 West Aberdeen Township that are surrounded by voting district 3
  Aberdeen;
(2) Director 2:
  representing Aberdeen voting districts 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11; and those
  portions of voting district 12 East Aberdeen Township that are surrounded by
  voting district 11 Aberdeen; and those portions of voting district 16 West
  Aberdeen Township that are surrounded by voting district 8 Aberdeen;
(3) Director 3: representing the cities of
  Westport, Columbia, Claremont, Groton, Stratford, Verdon, Frederick, Warner,
  and Hecla in Brown County; Palmyra, Osceola, Savo, Liberty, Hecla, Portage,
  Allison, Frederick, Richland, Greenfield, Lansing, North Detroit, Franklyn,
  Oneota, Brainard, Shelby, South Detroit, Carlisle, Westport, Garland, Columbia,
  Claremont, Ravinia, Lincoln, Ordway, Cambria, Putney, Riverside, Henry, Groton,
  Gem, West Hanson, East Hanson, West Rondell, East Rondell, Garden Prairie,
  Highland, Mercier, New Hope, Warner, and Bates townships in Brown County; those
  portions of voting district 12 East Aberdeen Township not in director area 1 or
  2; those portions of voting district 16 West Aberdeen Township not in director
  area 1 or 2; the cities of Britton, Eden, Lake City, and Langford in Marshall
  County; and Buffalo, Dayton, Dumarce, Eden, Fort, Hamilton, Hickman, Lake,
  Lowell, Miller, Newark, Newport, Pleasant Valley, Red Iron Lake, Sisseton,
  Stena, Waverly, Weston, and Wismer townships in Marshall County;
(4) Director 4: representing all of Spink and
  Sanborn Counties; the cities of Broadland, Wessington, Wolsey, and Hitchcock in
  Beadle County; and Nance, Bonilla, Altoona, Whiteside, Allen, Broadland,
  Wessington, Wolsey, Hartland, Pleasant View, and Theresa, townships in Beadle
  County; and Beadle County voting districts 01, 04, 05;
(5) Director 5: representing voting districts
  W01 P2, W01 P4, W02 P4, W03 P3, W7-P1, W7-2 P5, W8-1 P3, and W8-2 P5;
(6) Director 6: representing Mitchell voting
  districts 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 18, and 19;
(7) Director 7: representing all of Hanson
  County and Davison County except the city of Mitchell voting districts 6, 7, 8,
  9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 18, and 19; the cities of Plankinton and Stickney in
  Aurora County; Pleasant Valley, Bristol, Belford, Cooper, Firesteel, Palatine,
  Plankinton, Hopper, Pleasant Lake, Dudley, and Aurora townships in Aurora
  County; the cities of Dimock and Parkston in Hutchinson County; and Starr,
  Cross Plains, Liberty, and Susquehanna townships in Hutchinson
  County;
(8) Director 8:
  representing the city of Yankton east of West City Limits Road, west of west of
  Ferdig Avenue, south of Highway 50 or 31st Street, and census blocks 4026,
  4046, and 4051 and excluding census block 1006;
(9) Director 9: representing the cities of
  Freeman, Tripp, Olivet, and Menno in Hutchinson County; Wolf Creek, Grandview,
  Kassel, Valley, Molan, Wittenberg, Kulm, German, Sharon, Oak Hollow, Fair,
  Kaylor, Capital, Clayton, Foster, Milltown, Pleasant, Silver Lake, and Sweet
  townships in Hutchinson County; and all of Yankton County except the City of
  Yankton east of West City Limits Road, west of Ferdig Avenue, north of Highway
  50 or 31st Street, and excluding census blocks 4026 and including census block
  1006.
General Authority:
SDCL
		46A-3C-6.
Law Implemented:
SDCL
		46A-3B-1 to
		46A-3B-3