Maricopa County v. Maricopa County Municipal Water Conservation District No. 1

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• concluding that because the municipality possessed the express power to establish, maintain, and regulate public parks, it also possessed the implied power to perform those functions, including the assessment of fees on park users
• “The power to engage in the activities of a municipality generally is proper only when acting for a public purpose, and when the activity is incidental to the primary purpose of the district.”

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