Vermont § 108 - Existing ordinances

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§ 108. Existing ordinances

  • (a) The development plan, zoning regulations, subdivision regulations, and official maps
    of the Town and Village of Bradford shall become and be the development plan, zoning
    regulations, subdivision regulations, and official maps of the Town of Bradford. (b) All rules, ordinances, regulations, zoning regulations, and bylaws of the Village
    of Bradford in effect on the day before the said merger shall become and continue
    in full force and effect as rules, ordinances, regulations, and bylaws of the Town
    of Bradford for the respective area presently involved unless in conflict with rules,
    ordinances, regulations, and bylaws of the Town of Bradford already existing, until
    lawfully amended or repealed. (c) Whenever a power is granted by any such rule, ordinance, regulation, or bylaw to an
    officer of the Village of Bradford, such power is conferred hereby upon the appropriate
    officer of the Town of Bradford.

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