Vermont § 1 - Corporate body politic; boundaries The ratable estate, included within the limits of School District Number Seven, in

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§ 1. Corporate body politic; boundaries The ratable estate, included within the limits of School District Number Seven, in

  • Enosburgh, in the County of Franklin, and all other estate therein included, is hereby
    incorporated and shall hereafter be known by the name of the Village of Enosburg Falls,
    and the inhabitants of the Village are hereby constituted a body politic and corporate,
    with all the usual powers incident to public corporations, to be known by the name
    of the Village of Enosburg Falls, and may alter the bounds of the Village with the
    consent of the persons whose residence or property will be included or excluded thereby,
    the consent being first recorded in the Town Clerk’s office in Enosburgh, provided
    the bounds of the Village shall not be altered except at a meeting duly called and
    warned for that purpose. (Added 1886, No. 195, § 1.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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