Vermont § 105 - Ordinances; enforcement; adoption

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§ 105. Ordinances; enforcement; adoption

  • (a) The Selectboard may provide monetary penalties or injunctive relief for the breach
    of any ordinance authorized by general law or this charter; may prosecute any person
    violating the same through the Town legal counsel or police officers who for such
    purposes shall be informing officers and may maintain actions to restrain actual or
    threatened violations of the same. The establishment of any fine or penalty shall
    be by ordinance. (b) Ordinance-making authority granted to the Town by this charter and general law shall
    be exercised in accordance with sections 106 through 109 of the charter. (Amended 2015, No. M-1, § 2, eff. Jan. 27, 2015.)

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