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(b) If the annexation proceedings cease pursuant to section -42(a) above, no proceedings to <br /> annex the land shall be undertaken for a period of ninety days from the close of the hearing. <br /> Section -43. Duration of hearing; determination. <br /> The hearing may be continued from time to time, but shall be completed within thirty days; <br /> except that, if the council finds that the complexity of the proposed annexation or the need for public <br /> participation requires additional time, the hearing may be continued from time to time for a period not to <br /> exceed ninety days from the date of the original hearing. At the conclusion of the hearing, the council, <br /> after considering all protests and such other relevant factors (such as the general plan or development <br /> plan) as it deems appropriate, may approve or disapprove the ordinance of annexation (in the form in <br /> which it was introduced or with such changes as determined by the council and permitted by this part). <br /> Thereafter, the county may levy the assessment on the annexed land. <br /> Section -44. Filing of notice. <br /> After the effective date of an ordinance of annexation, the director of the department of finance <br /> shall provide notice of any assessment change or levy in the manner specified under section -25. <br /> Article 6. Proceedings to Terminate a District. <br /> Section -45. Authorization to terminate the district. <br /> (a) The council may terminate a district at any time for cause due to the willful misconduct or gross <br /> negligence on the part of the district board. The council shall initiate proceedings to terminate the <br /> district for cause by a resolution and shall terminate the district by an ordinance. <br /> (b) The council, on its own initiative, may terminate a district at the expiration of the then-occun~ing <br /> five-year term in accordance with this article. The council shall initiate proceedings to terminate <br /> a district at the expiration of the then-occurring five-year tern by a resolution and shall terminate <br /> the district by an ordinance. <br /> (c) The council may terminate a district at any time upon request from the district board. A <br /> termination shall be accomplished in accordance with this article. <br /> (d) Except as set forth herein, the council may not initiate proceedings to terminate a district. <br /> Section -46. Ordinance terminating the district. <br /> (a) Upon its own initiative or receipt of the request from the district board, both as set forth in <br /> section -45, if the council determines that the public convenience and necessity will he <br /> promoted by terminating a district, the council may approve an ordinance terminating the district. <br /> (b) The council shall not approve an ordinance terminating a district: <br /> (1) Unless provisions are included to assure the payment of all outstanding debt service on <br /> any bonds issued to finance improvements within the district from the assessments or <br /> accumulated reserves of the district or as council otherwise deems necessary; and <br /> (2) Unless provisions are included to assure the payment of all outstanding incidental <br /> expenses and supplemental services expenses accrued for [he district from the <br /> assessments or accumulated reserves of the district or as council otherwise deems <br /> necessary. <br /> <br /> Section -47. Contents of proposed ordinance terminating the district. <br /> A proposed ordinance terminating the district shall do all of the following: <br /> (1) State the name of the district; <br /> (2) Describe the boundaries of the district; <br /> (3) Identify the proposed termination date of the district; <br /> (4) Give a narrativejustification for the proposed termination; <br /> (5) With respect to bonds issued to finance improvements for the district: <br /> 14 <br /> <br />