Vermont § 1428 - Consolidated town; first meeting If a new consolidated
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§ 1428. Consolidated town; first meeting If a new consolidated
- town shall be established by the General Assembly, the county clerk of the county in which such consolidated town is located shall call a meeting of the qualified voters of such town, who shall be the residents of the consolidated areas who were qualified to vote at the last town meeting of their former respective towns, who shall proceed to elect a slate of town officers to serve until the next annual town meeting. (Added 1963, No. 146, § 8.)
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