New York § 14-1424 - 14-1424Procedure by new commissioners
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§ 14-1424. 14-1424Procedure by new commissioners
§ 14-1424 Procedure by new commissioners. The commissioners appointed by the county court shall give notice of the time and place at which they will meet to make such reapportionment, and shall serve notice thereof at least ten days before such meeting upon each owner of land within the area of local assessment as finally fixed by the board of sewer commissioners. They shall meet at the time and place specified and make such reapportionment in the manner herein prescribed for the board of sewer commissioners. They shall file such reapportionment in the office of the village clerk, and it shall be final and conclusive.
Source: official New York text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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