Tennessee § 69-6-112 - Adverse vote on organization — Endorsement — New application.
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§ 69-6-112. Adverse vote on organization — Endorsement — New application.
If a majority of the landowners voting on the proposition shall vote against the organization and creation of the district, the state soil conservation committee shall endorse that fact on the face of the petition and the proceedings shall be closed. A second application containing substantially the same or the same boundaries within a watershed shall not be considered by the state soil conservation committee within eighteen (18) months. Acts 1955, ch. 112, § 7; T.C.A., § 70-1812; impl. am. Acts 1984, ch. 687, § 3; T.C.A. § 69-7-112 .
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