Vermont § 1427 - Result of vote; certification The town clerk of

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§ 1427. Result of vote; certification The town clerk of

  • each town voting on a proposed consolidation shall certify the result of the vote to the county clerk, and if the majority of voters in each of the respective towns involved shall have voted in favor of the plan, the county clerk shall so certify to the Secretary of State who shall report to the General Assembly then or next in session, submitting the detailed plan so approved by the towns for its consideration. (Added 1963, No. 146, § 7.)

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

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