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Pennsylvania Statutes Title 16 P.S. Counties § 6130-B. Designation of assets

Current as of January 01, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a) The district may assume the financial functions of the city and county with respect to the support of regional civic facilities, regional parks, regional libraries, professional sports facilities, regional cultural facilities and other organizations and properties vital to the quality of life of the region.

(b) The district shall not provide financial support for the following:

(1) Any health care facility or institution which predominantly provides elementary, secondary or higher education or other training.

(2) Any park which contains fewer than two hundred (200) acres, except for linear parks located in more than one city, township, borough or home rule municipality, other than the county.

(3) Any asset which fails to serve a significant number of persons who are not residents of the city, borough or township within which the asset is located.

(4) Any library which is not a regional library resource center, a district library center or which is not part of a library system serving multiple municipalities.

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