Vermont § 168 - Unorganized places; control commissioners In an unorganized town or gore, the supervisor shall be the control commissioner for the administration of the rules necessary to carry out the applicable provisions of this title
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§ 168. Unorganized places; control commissioners In an unorganized town or gore, the supervisor shall be the control commissioner for the administration of the rules necessary to carry out the applicable provisions of this title
- . He or she may in his or her discretion issue and approve the issuance
of licenses and permits as he or she finds will best serve the interests of the inhabitants.
The provisions of sections 161-165 and 201 of this title, insofar as they relate to voting, shall not apply to unorganized towns and gores. (Added 1959, No. 162, eff. May 6, 1959; amended 2017, No. 83, § 14.)
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