Michigan § 74.23a - Disincorporation commission; composition; appointment of members.
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§ 74.23a. Disincorporation commission; composition; appointment of members.
A disincorporation commission shall be composed of 3 members representing each township into which the village is proposed to be disincorporated and a number of members representing the village equal to the number of members representing townships.
The village president with approval of the village council, shall appoint the members representing the village. The township supervisor of a township, with approval of the township board, shall appoint the members representing the township.
Disincorporation commission members may be village or township officials.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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