§ 102240 District Property Acquisition Powers

• •The district can acquire property in many ways, such as buying, leasing, or taking it through eminent domain.
• •It can hold onto property both inside and outside the district when it's needed for its work.
• •The district is also allowed to lease, mortgage, sell, or otherwise dispose of property when it's no longer needed.

The district wants to build a new community center and needs to use a piece of land owned by someone else.

The district can buy the land, lease it, or even take it through eminent domain if it's needed for the project, and later it can sell or lease the property again if it no longer needs it.