Clarke County Reservoir Commission
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| Formation of the Commission is the result of six groups filing a 28E agreement with the Iowa Secretary of State. A 28E Agreement, which is also called a "Joint Exercise of Governmental Powers" agreement, is authorized by Iowa Code §28E.1. It allows "state and local governments in Iowa to make efficient use of their powers by providing joint services and facilities with other agencies and to cooperate in other ways of mutual advantage." | Formation of the Commission is the result of six groups filing a 28E agreement with the Iowa Secretary of State. A 28E Agreement, which is also called a "Joint Exercise of Governmental Powers" agreement, is authorized by Iowa Code §28E.1. It allows "state and local governments in Iowa to make efficient use of their powers by providing joint services and facilities with other agencies and to cooperate in other ways of mutual advantage." |
| The founding groups are: | The founding groups were: |
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| <li>Osceola Waterworks Board of Trustees | <li>Osceola Waterworks Board of Trustees</li> |
| <li>Southern Iowa Rural Water Association | <li>Southern Iowa Rural Water Association</li> |
| <li>Clarke County | |
| <li>City of Osceola | <li>Clarke County</li> |
| <li>City of Murray | <li>City of Osceola</li> |
| <li>City of Woodburn | <li>City of Murray</li> |
| <li>City of Woodburn</li></ol> | |
| == Historic media == | == Historic media == |
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