Connecticut § 7-100 - Approval or abandonment of town manager plan.

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§ 7-100. Approval or abandonment of town manager plan.

Sec. 7-100. Approval or abandonment of town manager plan. Any town may, in the manner prescribed by section 9-369, vote to adopt the provisions of this chapter at any annual or special town meeting, provided such town may, in the same manner, at any annual meeting, not previous to the third meeting thereafter, vote to abandon the provisions of this chapter and reestablish the former town management.

(1949 Rev., S. 618; 1953, S. 246d.)

Secs. 7-100a to 7-100j. Reserved for future use.

Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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