North Carolina § 153A-34 - Structure of boards of commissioners.

§ 153A-34. Structure of boards of commissioners.

Each county is governed by a board of commissioners. The structure and manner of election of the board of commissioners in each county shall remain as it is on February 1, 1974, until changed in accordance with law. History (Rev., s. 1311; C.S., s. 1292; 1973, c. 822, s. 1.) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 1973, c. 822, s. 2, provided, in part, that the repeal of former G.S. 153-4 and 153-5 did not affect in any way the structure or manner of election of any board of county commissioners nor the structure or manner of election of which was established by those sections, and that each board of commissioners would continue to have the same structure and manner of election as it had on the effective date of the 1973 act until that structure or manner of election was changed in accordance with law. Legal Periodicals. - For note on one man, one vote as applied to local governing bodies, see 47 N.C.L. Rev. 413 (1969).