California § 17380 - After adoption of the resolution ordering the annexation, the secretary of the an

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§ 17380. After adoption of the resolution ordering the annexation, the secretary of the an

After adoption of the resolution ordering the annexation, the secretary of the annexing district shall make the filings provided for in Chapter 8 (commencing at Section 56450, Government Code) of Part 5 of the District Reorganization Act of 1965. A certified copy of the resolution provided for by Section 17379 shall accompany and be made a part of such filings. The annexation shall be completed and effective on the dates specified in said Chapter 8.

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