California § 58788 - If the director finds that a referendum shall be had, the director shall direct t
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§ 58788. If the director finds that a referendum shall be had, the director shall direct t
If the director finds that a referendum shall be had, the director shall direct that a referendum be held in accordance with Sections 58991 to 58998, inclusive. If a referendum is conducted, the director is not required, with respect to the assent, approval, or favor, to make a finding pursuant to Section 58785 concerning, or to fix and limit, the period during which assents may be received by the director.
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