California § 52202 - At the special election the board shall submit to the landowners the question of
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§ 52202. At the special election the board shall submit to the landowners the question of
At the special election the board shall submit to the landowners the question of whether bonds shall be issued in an amount equal to the amount of such assessment, or the part of such assessment remaining unpaid, which amount shall be entered by the board in its records and stated by it in the order for the special election.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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