To effect § 11-21-107 and this chapter, county conservation boards desiring to cooperate with the conservation board of another county or with the parks and recreation board of a municipality, created pursuant to § 11-24-104(a) , or with a municipality operating a parks and recreation system created under § 11-24-103 , shall enter into an agreement pursuant to title 12, chapter 9, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, with the cooperating party. Acts 1984, ch. 813, § 4. To effect § 11-21-107 and this chapter, county conservation boards desiring to cooperate with the conservation board of another county or with the parks and recreation board of a municipality, created pursuant to § 11-24-104(a) , or with a municipality operating a parks and recreation system created under § 11-24-103 , shall enter into an agreement pursuant to title 12, chapter 9, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, with the cooperating party. Acts 1984, ch. 813, § 4. To effect § 11-21-107 and this chapter, county conservation boards desiring to cooperate with the conservation board of another county or with the parks and recreation board of a municipality, created pursuant to § 11-24-104(a) , or with a municipality operating a parks and recreation system created under § 11-24-103 , shall enter into an agreement pursuant to title 12, chapter 9, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, with the cooperating party. Acts 1984, ch. 813, § 4. To effect § 11-21-107 and this chapter, county conservation boards desiring to cooperate with the conservation board of another county or with the parks and recreation board of a municipality, created pursuant to § 11-24-104(a) , or with a municipality operating a parks and recreation system created under § 11-24-103 , shall enter into an agreement pursuant to title 12, chapter 9, the Interlocal Cooperation Act, with the cooperating party. Acts 1984, ch. 813, § 4.
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